Class 3 Egyptian Art
In Class 3 we focused on small details and patterns found in Egyptian art to create a double page spread in their sketch books. We used coffee to stain our backgrounds to represent papyrus paper.
God's amazing World! Creation!
Today Reception learned about the VIP God! The Creator! We read the Creation story and then we took a walk around the school. We visited the big Bible Frieze. We found the Creation section. We spotted fish, Adam and Eve, sea creatures and a giraffe! All of God's amazing creations! We then walked…
Reception have started to learn how to read with the Monster Phonics!
This week Reception began their reading journey with the Monster Phonics!
The children have really enjoyed taking part in their first lessons learning the sounds s,a,t and p. We have learned how to say the sounds and how to write the letter that represents the sound. We have practised forming…
We have started our Monster Phonics sessions!
We have been learning the sounds s,a,t and p this week.
We have been practicing pronouncing the sounds clearly.
We have also been forming the letters in sand, on Chinese writing paper, using pen, and dough!
We have really enjoyed and flown like eagles in our first Monster Phonics…
Class 3 History
We transformed our classroom into a prehistoric cave by working underneath the tables, helping us to imagine what it might have felt like to create cave paintings thousands of years ago.
Sculptures in Class 4
In art this week we have been creating some sculptures of our faces using mod-roc. We are really pleased with the results.
Class 3 Maths
Year 3 have loved being outside using chalk to create Roman numeral clocks.
Flying like a...butterfly?!
We have had a fabulous morning on our mini beast adventure! We have painted, created, built, worked as a team, face painted, ate snacks, created potions, hunted for mini beasts, made bracelets and more!
Developing our fine motor strength and skills.
We have been using cotton buds and our finger strength to press and mark mark in the paint pouches. The paint was squashy, thick and difficult to press into the shapes but we persevered!






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