Welcome to Year 4's Class Page
Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education.
On Tuesday 3rd February, Year 4 took part in an exciting Anglo-Saxon workshop at school. We dressed up in traditional Anglo-Saxon clothes, which helped us imagine what life was like long ago. We also learned how to write using quills and ink, just like people did in the past. The workshop taught us about the rich history of the Anglo-Saxons and helped bring our learning to life in a fun and memorable way.
On Thursday 22nd January Year 4 held their first reading workshop. Parents and carers were invited into school to join their children in a range of fun, reading-related activities. The hall was full of smiles and laughter as children shared stories, explored books, and enjoyed reading side by side with their grown-ups. It was a joyful experience that helped make reading even more exciting, and the children clearly loved spending this special time learning and reading together.
In the last week of term, KS2 had their Christmas Parties.
The children played exciting games like Pass the Parcel and Musical statues and got to show off their best moves on the dance floor in the hall.
We enjoyed lots of delicious party food, and got to sit with our friends.
Although Santa could not make it to our party he left a sack of presents for us.
Everyone had a fantastic time!
Christingle
On Friday we held our Christingle service in school.
We looked at the meaning behind the Christingle orange,
then we joined together to sing some of of favourite carols and Christmas songs.
Article 14 You have the right to choose your own religion and beliefs.
Article 30 You have the right to practice your own culture, language and religion.
On Monday 20th October, our friends at Blue Peter invited Year 4 to come and take part in the Children in Need special episode. The children got to meet Pudsey Bear and take part in some science experiments with TikTok star Emmanuel Wallace.
The children had a great time and got another Blue Peter badge to add to their collections!
Welcome Back Year 4!
We hope you all had a good summer and are glad to be back in school.
Your staff are extremely excited to begin this year with you.
Year 4 will be filled with new exciting topics and lots of incredible experiences.
Below you will find the Autumn New Letter,
where you will find out what the children will be learning this Term.
We look forward to an exciting year together!
Pupil Voice Representatives
Article 13: Every child must be free to express their thoughts and opinions and to access all kinds of information.
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Class Charity
On our first week back, our lovely new class teacher planned an amazing activity for us all to enjoy. It was linked to our vehicle book for writing. We went outside to discover some covered objects on the ground. Miss did a 'big reveal' as part of the 'Book Hook'.
We studied the articles and tried to predict and make links to what was there. We were given some discussion cue cards of how things might be used, were they old or modern as well as making sensible links and predictions. This was a fantastic introduction to our new learning.
This year we are introducing a new scheme, ‘Ready, Steady, Spell’ which we will be using in class to enhance your child’s spelling skills. Each week, your child will have three fun and engaging spelling lessons, which will focus on a specific spelling pattern or rule.
We will use a range of strategies to encourage the children to become confident spellers. Below we have attached a home learning document that outlines the strategies we will be using in class. We encourage you to review it together and set aside a few minutes each day for practice.
Engaging in activities such as games or writing exercises can make learning fun and effective. If you have any questions about the programme, or how to support your child at home, please feel free to reach out.
This terms shared read is... The Land Of Roar!
P.E will always be on Mondays only! Please see the correct clothing below - Thank You!
