Today in life skills the children made their own sausage sandwich. Once the sausages were cooked .They had to butter their breadcake , cut their sausages in half and then put it on their breadcake before they could eat them.














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Today in life skills the children made their own sausage sandwich. Once the sausages were cooked .They had to butter their breadcake , cut their sausages in half and then put it on their breadcake before they could eat them.














The children have being working really hard with their maths this week. Here is what they have being doing.










It was lovely to see children sharing their independent writes that they have been working on over the past week.
A big shout out to those children who stood up and shared their stories with the class too!
Year 3 enjoyed starting case study two with a lesson on states of matter. We investigated what the particles look like in solids, liquids and gases and how changes in temperature affect states of matter.


Some children in year 6 have been playing Fractionopoly to help them learn and remember fractions in a fun and engaging way. The game encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and quick thinking while reinforcing key fraction skills.



Today, we have been revising multiplying by 8. We played a game to see who could answer the question the quickest. We enjoyed recalling our times tables.







Today we completed our case study reflections all about our work on the Maya and chocolate.
Great work everyone! x





Today in maths we began our first fractions unit. We used coloured paper to deepen our understanding of the denominator. We learnt that the bigger the denominator, the smaller the fraction.
Today in crew 2 of the children mastered making a pyramid with cups but it wasn’t that easy ,had they could not pick them up with their hands. They had to use some string and an elastic band.






This week, a Year 4 pupil popped in to show me her independent writing and I couldn’t have been more pleased. I’m not her class teacher, but I do teach her reading, which made it extra special.
She explained how our reading lessons inspired her writing and it was lovely to see her making those links all by herself. It really shows her growing confidence and love of learning.
Miss McLoughlin is so proud of the effort and enthusiasm she’s shown. Moments like this really do make our day!
Well done – keep up the brilliant work! 🌟
