Good afternoon everyone, We are almost at the end of our Virtual Sports Fortnight, which house do you think will come out on top? Today’s challenge is going to be toilet roll keepie uppies, you will have a choice for … Continue reading →

Good morning P4! This morning’s tasks are: Challenge Let’s start this lovely Thursday morning with a ‘Number of the Day’. Complete in your jotter or on paper.  https://mathsstarters.net/numoftheday/ Writing Watch the story ‘The Incredible Book Eating Boy’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZBzx0ovsJg I would … Continue reading →

Good afternoon P4! Well done for the great work this morning. Remember if you would like to share your work with me and receive feedback, please upload onto your Personal Learning Blog. This afternoon’s WHOLE CLASS tasks are: H&WB Today, … Continue reading →

Good afternoon P4a. Here are your afternoon tasks: Task 1 Social Studies-  Look at the PowerPoint here: Roman Mosaics Presentation Create a mosaic pattern here: Roman Mosaic Colouring Sheets. You can create your mosaic pattern in your jotter or on a piece of … Continue reading →

Good afternoon everyone, Today’s challenge is the toilet roll, roll and stop challenge.  This challenge will require accuracy and control and fluency. Day 8 Instructions – Toilet Roll Roll and Stop Please remember to say your house if you know … Continue reading →

Good morning P4a. Here are your morning tasks: Task 1 Noggle Noggle Activity Sheet 3 Task 2 Writing  Last week we explored how to write a play script. We also created the characters for our play script. Now we will … Continue reading →

Good Morning P4! This morning’s tasks are: Handwriting Using cursive writing, write 3 sentences about: Something I have enjoyed learning about this week and why? Something I have enjoyed doing this week and why? How I have been feeling this … Continue reading →

Hola a todos, disfruta aprendiendo español en casa con tu familia. Enjoy learning Spanish at home with your family. Click on the link below to take part in the Art challenge with Miss Cabezudo, a Spanish Modern Languages teacher at … Continue reading →