Blog by Category: Year 4/5

Year 4 had a great time playing lots of games. Their favourite was the snowball fight! ☃️❄️

Sending lots of love to you all. We will see you all very soon (in what we hope is a better 2021!) Take care and have a lovely Christmas xxxx

I wish it could be Christmas everyday! 
 

What a fantastic party we had today! I asked the children to bring with them ‘their best possible self’ and they certainly did! We had a ball! We danced, we sang and we played games. Most importantly though, we enjoyed a great day…

Such a wonderful final! Well done to everyone who entered, it was so so close! 
 

Thomas made a wonderful winner, his Justin Bieber cover was brilliant! Good on you Thomas. We loved to watch you sing and dance. 
 

Well done Lily, you are the Star of the Week. 
Fantastic work Lily, you are now editing your work and becoming more aware of the reader. It is always beautifully presented too ⭐️✏️⭐️

The little elves have been busy at work today making honey biscuits and decorating them with lots of festive treats!

I was so overwhelmed at the talent displayed this afternoon, in the auditions for our talent show taking place next week! 
 

Every act could’ve been a winner! 
 

Thank you for all who participated and all who eagerly cheered their friends on. 
 

I’m excited for the final!…

Well done Isaac for being the Star of the Week. Great attitude to work and such improved handwriting! ✏️⭐️

We had a fabulous Maths lesson today! 
 

In groups, we planned the food, drink and prizes for a class party! 

We discussed the skills we used. We used Addition, Subtraction, Money knowledge, Multiplication and team work! 

I would love to go to any of the parties that were planned! Well…

All will be revealed very soon!

We have been like little Elves this week making laminated decorations for HDU at Tameside Hospital. Due to the current COVID situation, they are not allowed to put up any Christmas decorations, only laminated pictures. So we are sending some Christmas cheer in any way we can under such different…

Year 4 are learning about mummification and how the Ancient Egyptians preserved bodies. 
To test this process,  Year 4 followed instructions, making their own natron and mummified fruit using salt and bicarbonate of soda.