Year 3 Spellings and homework to be tested 21.6.19

Dear Parents,

Week 7 Year 3 Spellings to be tested 21.6.19

Homework for Year 3 to be completed by 21.6.19

Try to read at least three times at home this week. Spellings will be tested on the usual day, next week.

For homework, children need to put each word into an interesting and unusual sentence – try to add extra description, clauses, details, start with -ing, -ly words, (eg: Watching the sunset, he saw the beautiful clouds reflecting an orange glow. / Slowly, he walked home, kicking the ball as he walked.) Please pay care and attention to capital letters, handwriting and punctuation!

Thank you for your continued support,

The Year 3 Team

London Update 9!

The team are in the West End on their way to the Rainforest Café for tea and then the theatre for the Lion King.

Yr 5/6 Cricket Club – Friday 14th June

Looking at the weather and the state of the school field, I think it best to cancel cricket for tomorrow.

However – if this is a problem for anyone with the short notice – the children are welcome to come to 5M to watch some World Cup cricket on the big screen (if necessary?!?!)

Regards

Mr M

Yr6 homework due 24.06.19

Literacy the week beginning 24th June will be the completion of work based around journalistic writing. We are entering children’s work in to the Rotary Club competition as part of the Newport Show.

Can all Year 6 children research current news stories in local and national newspapers?

They need to have key facts that explore news stories that interest them, covering a range of topics: sport, environment, local issues, wildlife, agriculture, politics, fashion, music, arts or drama.

Children will be expected to create a whole front page, applying all newspaper report features and ensuring that they create an engaging front cover.

Children are only required to research stories as all written work will be completed in class.

London Update 7!

Team London have been to Buckingham Palace for tea with the Queen: unfortunately she was out!

London Day 1

A wonderful but wet first day in London. The rain certainly didn’t dampen the spirits! We walked over 500 steps up to the top of St. Paul’s Cathedral, visited the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London and walked along The Thames for a visit to the park. All of the children have been fantastic and have thoroughly loved their first day!

London Update 5!

They have had tea, time at the park next to the hotel and are now in bed (not necessarily asleep!)  What an amazing day they have had.

Mr J is going to try to post some pictures on the website.

Tomorrow they are on a river cruise, Royal walk, National History Museum, Rainforest Cafe and The Lion King! wow!

More updates tomorrow.