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Sewing our puppets
The Nativity
We all helped to choose the important words to go onto our display. Our teacher wrote them for us and we very carefully used the pen to trace over the letters. We like to help make our displays in class as we can see how hard everyone has worked!
Category: Nursery
Computing
Today we started to animate our characters.
Category: Year 4Mc
Our First Advent Class Liturgy
Thank you to Madison & Miah for a very thoughtful Advent Class Liturgy.
Category: Year 6J
Nursery News 6.12.21
Here is this weeks Nursery News.
Category: Nursery
Feeling Festive!
We had a wonderful craft afternoon making Christmas cards and listening to Christmas music. The Children came up with some amazing designs. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
Category: Year 4Mc
Remembrance Art in the style of Paul Nash
We have been studying ‘Remembrance Art’.
As part of our topic, we have been studying Paul Nash, a WW1 soldier who served on the frontline and documented his experiences through his landscape paintings which he painted when he was commissioned by the government as an official war…
Category: Year 6J
Hanging our first ornament on the Jesse Tree
Today we read the first scripture Isaiah 11:1-2 Tree stump with branch.
Making Christmas Cards!
This afternoon our class created their own Christmas cards to get ourselves in the Christmas spirit! It is safe to say our class' favourite Christmas song is Last Christmas, as we had some great singing whilst creating our cards!
Category: Year 4/5D
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Class liturgy!
Charlotte, Emily and Bela R did a beautiful liturgy for our class today with the theme of worries. They spoke to us about what it feels like to worry, why we worry and how to overcome it, well done girls we were all inspired!
Category: Year 4/5D
Christmas Tree “Sewing”
The children used recycled card and wool to make a decoration to take home for their families. They showed great concentration and good hand/eye co-ordination as they wound the wool around the tree shape.
Category: Nursery