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A couple of weeks ago, year 4 visited Westacre for an E-safety ICT lesson. During the lesson the children used J2e to create their own webpages. The E-safety council at Westacre then reviewed the webpages and approved those that they thought were suitable for their school website. To find out… Read More»
Alex read a book about the Elves and the Shoemaker this morning…”I really enjoyed it. Shoemaker is a compound word,” said Alex. Lucie, Isla and Sophie have played in the vets and made all the animals better. Archie has learned about Autumn and he put some leaves under paper and made… Read More»
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Today, year 4 were lucky enough to be visited by Jo and Jess. They were sharing their message of ‘it’s ok to be different’. Despite her disabilities, Jess has achieved so much – she is a National Special Olympic gold and silver medallist, has become a member of the Peoples Parliament of Worcestershire for… Read More»
This week we have been busy squeezing in our Christmas play rehearsals between our Egyptian lessons. As this is such a busy time of year with the children needing to learn lots of play and song words, we would like you to spend some time practising these words. Kind regards… Read More»
Homework sent out on Friday, 20th November 2015 10 animals in woods If you want a challenge try writing a short descriptive sentence for each animal eg. A frisky squirrel. A growling fox.
Thank you to Mrs. Hopkins-Budd for donating the bandages and other medical supplies for our hospital.
We have been learning about Autumn. We know how to use adjectives to describe how things look, sound, taste, feel and smell. Some really good adjectives are fluffy, smooth, rough, tiny, prickly, sharp, colourful, beautiful, slippery. In maths we have been learning subtraction. We had a visit from the hedgehog lady… Read More»
We have all had a very exciting time in Forest School this week as Mrs Martin made a fire! We talked about how we stay safe, we listened carefully to the sounds we could hear and we looked carefully to see what was happening. Then we got to cook some… Read More»