As today is National Poetry Day, class 6B were inspired by the ‘Refuge’ poem and tried to write our own. We are reading the text ‘Letters From The Lighthouse’, and this looks at WW2 refugees. We talked about how similar refugees and evacuees are and felt inspired to write our own poetry. All of the poems were amazing and some people even managed to write them making sense backwards! Take a look at some examples.

Class 6B have been learning some Spanish, as part of our European Day of Languages today! We have learnt how to greet people in Spanish. Well done everyone!

A HUGE congratulations to Zoe for coming 2nd place in a slalom skiing race!

Class 6B were using drama in English today to help them to write about a setting for their narratives.

Class 6B have had a lot of fun today celebrating Roald Dahl day! We heard some of Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes and created some of our own, during our English lesson. We then performed our rhymes to the class.
Mr Rotherham kindly set up a Roald Dahl character treasure hunt in the playground, where we tried to find twelve Roald Dahl characters.

A great first week back by class 6B! We have started our English topic, looking at the book ‘Varmints’ and have enjoyed reading the text. We have begun to read the book ‘Letters from the Lighthouse’ in our guided reading sessions, looking at key vocabulary within the text. We also had a fun PE lesson in the hall, using the apparatus.
Well done 6B!