We have had such a busy start to 2026!! The children have all been working extremely hard in all areas of the curriculum. I’ve added a few photos into this post for you to have a look at.

In science this month we have been learning about the digestive system and teeth. We used mirrors to identify and name which teeth we had. Some of us have more than others at the moment. We learnt about incisors, pre molars, molars and canines. We have begun to compare our teeth to other animals. 

In our maths sessions we have been looking at multiplication and division and in particular multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100. 

We’ve also completed a dance unit on machines which we all got really stuck into.

The children also made their own papyrus paper in Monday’s art lesson with Mrs Ollerenshaw.

We’ve also mummified tomatoes! We checked on them yesterday and noted any differences from when they were first placed in the salt.

We’ve completed lots more amazing work, too much to mention.

Just a quick ask, I’m not seeing many homework books. The children have new homework handed to them every Friday.

Thank you so much for the incredibly thoughtful and generous Christmas gifts. I am truly touched by your kindness. It is a genuine privilege to teach your children, and your support makes my work so rewarding. I hope you all have a wonderful, restful holiday break filled with joy and quality time with your families, and I look forward to seeing everyone back in the classroom in the new year!

Mrs P. xx

3P had a wonderful time at the Deer Park on Tuesday 14th October.

My group were lucky enough to see a herd of deer! We also measured around the outside of a tree in order to work out how old it was. Lucy was spot on with 500 years old! Well done Lucy.

The whole of 3P were amazing and did NJS proud!