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.
2HM Literacy: Writing letters homeLiteracy Week 2019 focussed on The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe and the adventures of the Pevensie children. After making evacuee tags, packing suitcases with clothes and favourite teddies, 2HM waved goodbye to their paren… Read More
Literacy Week in Year 6During Literacy Week, Year 6 took part in a range of activities themed around ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. They created coats of arms (with inspiring mottos) to represent their own personalities and interests. The… Read More
Literacy Week in Reception: Winnie the WitchDuring Literacy Week, Reception children learnt all about Winnie the Witch. They took part in a variety of activities centred around the story Winnie in Winter, a tale that they particularly enjoyed. Our pupils were amazed by… Read More
Reception Visit to South WealdOur Reception children enjoyed a lovely sunny day at South Weald where they spent the day thinking about the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. They collected props and recreated the story with thei… Read More
Literacy Week in Year 1Year 1 had an exciting Literacy Week theming activities in every subject around The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
In English, Year 1 watched a short clip of Lucy entering the wardrobe and then predicted what she might fi… Read More
