4N Violin – Lesson 3 🎻

A wonderful violin lesson with Olivia today! The children have been learning to read notation and have practiced playing a piece with the bows for the first time. Lots of practice and effort got them to this stage and will allow the children to really build on this in the coming weeks.

Beech’s Base – DATE SWAP – 4OP and 3L ONLY!

Date change for B.Base – 4OP have swapped with 3L due to their original date clashing with sports day.

Tuesday 18th June = 3L 

Wednesday 19th June = 4OP

I will pop a reminder on the website closer to the time.

Many thanks,

Mrs Ollerenshaw

4N Violin 🎻 Lesson 2/10

Wow – who knew that we had such naturally talented musicians within the class! Wonderful to see 4N in action today!

Due to a trip yesterday, we had to rearrange our violin lesson. Violin lessons will resume as normal next week (Wednesday mornings).

Year 4 Spring Explorers – 17/04/24

Tomorrow, the children will be attending Chetwynd Deer Park to complete Spring Explorers Activities. This is a day run by the Volunteers at the Deer Park that includes pond dipping, nature activities and bug eating challenges!

The children will need to wear usual Forest Fun clothing and suitable footwear – not forgetting a small rucksack to carry a water bottle, snack and any waterproofs needed. Lunch will be eaten in school as normal and children will walk to the Deer Park with school staff.

Year 3 and 4 had a visit!

This morning Year 3 and 4 had a visit from Indi from Telford Gurdwara to talk about Sikhism. He was absolutely brilliant and gave us loads of information! Indi talked about the discipline he must follow in his life since he was baptised and talked all about the Gurdwara. He showed us the 5 K’s and explained what they meant to him and why he carries them. Did you know Sikhs are vegetarians and they never cut their hair! Sikhs believe that we are made in the image of God and God is perfect therefore we must look after what God has gifted to us. We learnt so much about Sikhism and the beliefs that Sikhs follow. Thank you Indi!