Stanley's Year

 As part of his World Book Day work, Stanley created this story of what his past 12 months have been like:

African Tribal Masks

As part of their Explorers topic, the 'Key Worker children' have been studying the Victorian, Dr David Livingstone and his explorations along the Zambezi River.

 

Leis & Captain Cook

As part of the work the 'Key Worker Children' are undertaking, they are studying famous explorers. As part of learning about Captain James Cook, they made their own leis.

Our Miniature Books

Our miniature books, telling the story of Shackleton's 1914 Antarctic Expedition were a real success!

Well done everyone. Here are the books by Imogen, Katie and Millie:

My Own Celtic Story by Imogen D

Imogen's Celtic story:

Great Women Who Changed the World - Future Me Presentation by Niamh M

This afternoon, Niamh has presented information to her class about Amelia Earhart, Jane Austin, Marie Curie, Anne Frank, Mary Anning, Rosa Parks and others.

Her work is interesting, informative and presented in a unique way.

Szymon's Electrical Game

Well done to Szymon who brought into school today this fantastic electrical game that he'd made at home. We're learning about electricity and electrical circuits at the moment and it's wonderful to see someone carrying out extra learning in their own time.

He may be able to help out other parents and children on Electrical Games Day...

Chloe's Game - 'Meet the Blobby Crew'

This week, many Year Four pupils attended the residential visit. Those who stayed in school designed and made their own board games. Take a look below at Chloe's effort...

Chloe used the below sheets to research and plan her game before she made it.
 

Well done Chloe! Great effort.

Our Potatoes

Today, 4MR harvested their class potatoes. 

Result?
118 potatoes in total, weighing in at 1.349kg! 

What you need in your pencil case

As part of her work towards achieving a Gold Future Me Award, Amy O created this useful poster:

30 Second Songs by Alex and Aaron & Abrielle and Archie

The Year Four children have been learning about GarageBand and have been asked to create a 30 second song using the musical typing programme on the app. Ms. Hamilton was pleasantly surprised when some of her students were able to add more than one track using different instruments to the piece of music. Well done! The work by Alex and Aaron & Abrielle and Archie can be found below:

Alex and Aaron

Abrielle and Archie