Showing posts with label Italy class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italy class. Show all posts

Friday, 13 December 2024

Year 4 Computing - We are Software Developers

 This half term in our computing lessons, we have been learning how to use Scratch to make our own times table games. The children are all veryt proud of their achievements. 






Year 4 R.E - What it means to be inspirational

 Year 4 R.E

This half term in our R.E lessons, we have been looking at what it means to be inspirational. We finished our learning this week by researching inspirational people and what they do for the world. The children enjoyed creating a double-page spread to show off their work.






Monday, 9 December 2024

Year 4 TTRS Battle

 

Which class will win December's TTRS Battle. Will anyone beat the reigning champions Spain!


Year 4 Certificate Winners

 Well done to all of last weeks certificate winners and to the November TTRS certificate winners. 

















Friday, 22 November 2024

Year 4 TTRS Day

 Well done to all of the year 4 children who took part in the TTRS Rockstars day last Tuesday. The efforts made by all of the children was outstanding. They had a great time and made great progress with their times tables. Over all in the country we came 706th out of  over4,400 schools. Spain were the highest scoring class for the school and Lillie T, Sai and Rayan S were the 3 highest scoring children in the school. Well done to everyone who participated!

























Friday, 25 October 2024

Black History Month- Sulwe

To celebrate Black History month, Mead has chosen to celebrate black authors. Year 4 read a story called Sulwe by the award winning author Lupita Nyong'o.  It follows the story of a little girl who wishes for her dark skin to be lighter. Throughout the story, she learns that true beauty comes from within. After listening to the story, the pupils in Italy class had to write a book review and design a new front cover for the story.








Sophia drew her favourite part of the story and explained why. "I liked how close Day and Night were as sisters- the brightest of the day and the darkest of night. Very different but they both needed each other. I particularly loved the illustrations. "