Week Commencing: 19.05.25

In history, the children in Class 2/3/4 loved looking at primary and secondary sources to find out information about Henry VIII. Through our RE lesson, the children learnt about the lives of different Saints and how they were disciples of Jesus. The children especially enjoyed learning about line and shading with paint during art, having a go at replicating tins from a supermarket ! Mrs Shaw

Week Commencing: 12.05.25

This week Class 2/3/4 have explored adverbs, expanded noun phrases and similes found in our new novel Oliver Twist. In History, the children learnt about the Tudor period and the importance of the Tudor Rose emblem. Through RE, children explored how the early Chirstian Church was similar to Church today using information gathered from Corinthians and Acts. To end our week, we continued studying our artists Claes Oldenburg and Lucia Hierro, preparing to create our own sculptures inspired by food. Mrs Shaw

Week Commencing: 06.05.25

In Class 2/3/4, it has been another busy week! The children loved learning about VE day and celebrating with the rest of the school. They also enjoyed learning about Conclave and reflecting on what this means for them and writing prayers of hope for the new Pope. In English, they finished editing and publishing their own newspaper reports on a mystery of their choosing. Through their RE lessons, they began to explore the role of Mary after Jesus ascended to heaven and how she supported the disciples with the help of the Holy Spirit. Mrs Shaw

Week Commencing: 28.04.25

This week has been another fantastic if not very hot week! The children have planned their own newspaper reports on a mystery inspired by the book Ottoline and are ready to write their own reports next week. In art, the children have begun to explore artists who create sculptures of food in preparation to create their own for a group art piece. The children finished their geography topic this week, creating a fact file on the capital city of Rome and recapping the countries of Europe.  Mrs Shaw