Conflict resolution strategies
In Oak Class, the children learned about different conflict resolution strategies and considered when each would be appropriate and productive. We acknowledged that we all have big feelings and sometimes this can be difficult, even for adults. The children learned about regulation strategies and…
Year 2 Letters to Mr. Willy Wonka!
Well done to our Year 2 pupils who have written a formal persuasive letter to Mr. Willy Wonka this week. Their letters included four types of sentences: statement, command, question and exclamation.
Lady Macbeth letters
In English, Oak Class proudly published their finished letters. They captured the voice of Lady Macbeth excellently and wrote with the purpose of persuading Macbeth to fulfil the prophecy. The children used modal verbs, rhetorical questions, imperative verbs and even, archaic language! An…
Water filters
Oak Class learned about the process of filtering by building their own water filters using six layers of materials!
Showtime in French!
In French this week, KS2 children developed their speaking skills! The children used this half term’s new learning to create and rehearse conversations - some children even offered to perform in front of the whole class! Bien!
Four and five
This week Reception have been recognising, subitising and sorting images of four and five. Great work everyone!
The Toy Museum
We have been finding out about toys from the past. This week Year 1 wrote descriptions of some of the toys for our class museum!
Leaf art
We have started to think about Autumn this week and we created some amazing animals using leaves and twigs we found outside!
Expressive portraits to show identity
Oak Class completed their final mixed-media piece of expressive art for the half term. The children were able to use a selection of the new techniques, that we have explored during this unit. Each child was completely independent in their final creations and showcased: monoprinting, layering,…
Publishing and sharing our writing!
Oak Class proudly published their narrative openings for Macbeth! The children assessed their writing against our toolkits and gave feedback to their peers. To celebrate our finished pieces, the children read their work to the Year 4 children in Willow Class!
Greetings in French
In French, Year 4, 5 and 6 children learned how to exchange greetings with each other. We developed our pronunciation skills of the ‘ç’ sound in ‘ça va’ and matched expressions to the correct phrases in reading and writing!
