Y4 have been working on various Art skills this week. They have studied and made optical illusions, made Willow Story Patterns, still life drawings and paintings. They have looked at various artists including, Paul Cézanne, Giorgio Mordani and Thomas Minton. Here are some examples of our work:
Y4 have worked very hard on their, ‘I rise’ poems in English. They were inspired by the work of Maya Angelou. They created posters for their poems and also typed them up onto Word. IMG_6249 IMG_6246 IMG_6245 IMG_6248 IMG_6244 IMG_6241 Continue Reading
Y4 visited Live Tales to take part in a writing workshop. They completed a class story with the help of writing mentors, publishers, illustrators and cartoonists! Continue Reading
Y4 looked at Symmetry in Maths, following NCETM’s learning journey! Continue Reading
Check out the cushions that Y4 have created using appliqué, cross-stitch and running stitch! Continue Reading
Year 1 have started a new unit in maths looking at multiplication and division. The children began by recapping counting in 2s and 5s and using counters to help put the numbers in the correct order. They then put counters into equal groups. We discussed that if a number can be split equally into 2… Continue Reading
Year 4 worked really hard responding to their Lent topic in RE by designing these Easter Cards to take home! They very clearly show what the symbol of the cross means to them, particularly at Easter ✝️ Continue Reading
Y4 had their Easter Forest School crafts morning with Ms Bell and some parent helpers today! Thanks very much to those who came along to help out! You can see some of our fantastic work tonight at our work showcase in the hall! 😁🌳🐣 Continue Reading
Y4 took part in a Sponsored Walk Against Hunger for CAFOD. We walked through Heaton Park and Jesmond Dene! Continue Reading
This half-term, Year 4 have been learning about disappearing coastlines in their geography topic. Today, we visited Whitley Bay to carry out some fieldwork. We collected pebbles and observed longshore drift, we looked for signs of coastal erosion, defences and landforms, we recorded data in tally charts, took pictures and were able to interview a… Continue Reading
