Senior Citizens Tea Party

This event will be hosted by Year 3 and Year 6.  Please do invite a Senior Citizen along for this Christmas celebration.

We would be very grateful for donations of cakes or raffle prizes to help make this event a success.  Please send them into school on the 2nd or 3rd December.

Thank you in advance of your support.

6B Science- torches needed please!

Dear parents,

Please could children bring in a torch for a science experiment on Monday? We are investigating shadows.

Thanks so much for your support.

Year 6 VR experience day

Dear parents,

We are excited to inform you of an upcoming VR workshop for the year 6 children on Friday 28th November. All of the details are in the attached letter.

VR Workshop Day 2025

Please go on to ParentPay to give permission and to kindly make payment.

Please feel free to ask if you have any questions.

The Year 6 Team

 

Cardboard for 6B tomorrow!

Please could children in 6B remember to bring in some cardboard and cellotape (if any spare at home) for our science experiment tomorrow?

Thanks!

6J Homework

Due to 6J being in Beech’s Base this afternoon, the children did not return to class to receive their homework books. Homework will go out on Monday and children can have until Friday to return it. Maths homework is available online at www.maths.co.uk

Y6 DT Days

Hope you and all of the children have had a restful half term! This week, all 3 classes will be having a Design and Technology Day with Mrs Lane creating their Shelters that they have planned over the first term. If children can bring in resources/materials (lollipop sticks, felt, cardboard, milk cartons, plastic bottles etc) to help them create their shelter they are more than welcome to. The more creative the merrier!

6M and 6J have planned their shelters so should know what they plan to do. 6B will be planning before making their shelter this week. The DT days for each class this week are:

6M – Tuesday

6J – Wednesday

6B – Thursday

Thanks as always for your continued support.

Mr Marsh