Year 4 News

Return To School Information September 2021 When we return to school in September, many of the COVID restrictions we have been working under since March 2020 will be removed, however schools still need to bear in mind that local are restrictions may be put in place. The policies below have been updated in light of these changes and include daily …

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Please read all documents below:   Newsletter – March 2021 Parents Letter from County Risk Assessment for Parents Holidays 2021-2022 Behaviour Addendum

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DigiDucks Famous Friend – EYFS Story Chicken Clickin – KS1 Story Oscars Adventure – KS2 Story Mr Graham’s E-Safety Quiz Gaming – Staying Safe Online lesson Rights Respecting Assembly

Please follow the link to a video which explains how our remote learning for Y1-Y6 pupils is organised and has some visuals that will help explain how and why we do things as well as how you can access and share your child’s work. EYFS parents have received separate information about tapestry for our Reception Class pupils. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qJWBL-zMfnDoz7p9qphY4fdpgv0lS0uC/view?usp=sharing You can …

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Year 4 have been learning about the artist Wayne Thiebaud and have looked at his drawings of cakes and sweets. We chose either a cake, donut or stick of rock to make with mod roc and then decorated it with paint. The class really enjoyed making these and were really pleased with how they turned out.

Social Media is one of the most popular aspects of the internet, and with the amount of apps available for download increasing constantly, keeping young people safe online has never been more important. But what exactly do we need to know about the age restrictions and safety on these apps in terms of internet safety? We answer some of your …

We’re developing our sequences in the gymnastics lesson. Balances are definitely improving!

October 17 was the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, so right now is a great time to explore Article 27. During the pandemic child poverty has increased by 15% globally, with almost 1.2 million children worldwide living below the poverty line – 4 million of these children live in the UK. Leading up to this important day in …

Last Thursday was National Poetry Day and we celebrated by listening to, reading, writing and sharing some of our favourites!   

Enjoying a bit of role play to help us prepare for our writing. Do you know the Old Testament story about Ruth? We do now!

Year 4 have spent time familiarizing themselves with Google Classroom and all of the online apps Google has to offer. Lucky for us, we are a ‘Google for Education’ school and have these amazing chromebooks to use everyday.  Year 4 can: Login to their own Google (school) account. Load Google Classroom to access work set by Mrs Fitzpatrick, Mrs Eadsforth …

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Today we talked about diversity in toys in our news assembly. #ToyLikeMe was established in April 2015 after writer and journalist Rebecca Atkinson noticed the lack of positive disability representation in toys. Rebecca worked in children’s television and had always been interested in the way these industries represent disability and difference. She called on some fellow parents, including play consultant, …

We have finalised our timetables today. Please remember to send your child in PE kit on their PE days. This will begin from Monday 7th September. PE days for this half term are: Year 1: Monday & Tuesday Year 2: Monday & Friday Year 3: Wednesday & Thursday Year 4: Tuesday & Friday Year 5: Wednesday & Thursday Year 6: …