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.
Literacy WeekTo conclude Literacy Week, our school was transformed into the enchanted land of Narnia. Our pupils dressed as the majestic Aslan, the cold White Witch, the brave Pevensie children or one of the magical creatures from the lan… Read More
Literacy Week in Year 2Inspired by the wartime experiences of the children in ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’, Year 2 made their own evacuees tags and wrote letters home to their families.
After visiting Narnia, Year 2 created their own art… Read More
Reception: Bedtime for MonstersReception children have recently finished reading 'Bedtime for Monsters' by Ed Vere. The unit of work began when Reception classes went to the hall for PE and returned to find their classrooms in a terrible state! Monsters ha… Read More
Literacy Week in Year 3Year 3 thoroughly enjoyed Narnia week. The children wrote acrostic poems using words and phrases related to ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. They loved this creative writing activity and produced some fantastic poems. … Read More
Reception and Year 1: Author Visit from Grant KoperChildren's author Grant Koper visited our school to read his new book to Reception and Year 1 classes. 'The Day Granny's Knickers Blew Away' is the first story in a series of five about Granny Moon's adventures… Read More
