Miss Meade’s group have enjoyed reading 'The Day the Crayons Quit'. The children have learnt what a protest is, why people might protest and have discussed and recognised individuals’ feelings. To fully immerse themselves in the story, they made slogans for placards and took part in their own crayon protest…it got very noisy and quite heated! The children then wrote a letter from Duncan to the crayons, apologising and offering a resolution.
KS1 Poetry CompetitionTo help raise money for our KS1 playground, we held a Summer acrostic poetry competition across Year 1 and 2.Lots of children found their inner Michael Rosen and Matt Goodfellow and created some wonderful poems about holidays… Read More
Year 4: Pupil Led ClubsAs part of our clubs offer, some of our pupils asked to share their talents and skills with other children in the school. This week, two groups of our Year 4 pupils ran their first sessions and what a turnout they had. P… Read More
Literacy Week: The Greatest ShowWOW! What a week we've had as a grand finale to the Spring term! Our Literacy Week theme of 'The Greatest Show' really has allowed us to put on THE greatest show: Team Hacton! This week, our pupils have celebrated their … Read More
Year 2: LiteracyTo begin our new story book for our last Literacy topic about Flat Stanley, the children had the opportunity to make a kite following step-by-step instructions. In the story, Flat Stanley was use… Read More
Year 2: Space Dome VisitLast week, the children in Year 2 experienced a trip to space via the Space Dome. They crawled through the tunnel and crept carefully in to the dark dome to look at the stars in the night sky and learn about the sun, moon and… Read More
