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Year 4 Assembly - Beware the Ides of March

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Year 6A - Descriptive Writing

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Year 6A - Descriptive Writing

Everyone has been working really hard on their descriptive writing of the jar wizard; some of the extracts can be found here, but if you’d like to read them in their entirety and read a comment from a famous author, please visit our class blog at www.langoldblogs.net

In an unknown cave of darkness and gloom, a jar wizard, who was sorrowful, stood in nothing but the light of his jars (that cover him like a blanket). Aimee

Over the years he has collected many, many magical objects such as eyeballs, snot and even ocean burp which turns you blue. Codey

He is down-hearted, he tries to help people, but it always goes wrong, that’s why he has no friends. Keenan

Every time he tries to help the world, something terrible happens. He is quite lonely, only because he is unpleasant and dull. Would you like to be powerful like him? Keira B

He makes potions- one of them is fire red dragon’s blood which sets everything on fire. Abigail

The jar wizard can easily get furious, but he’s a really nice guy when you get to know him. Warren

His infuriated face glared down at me as the leather armour he wore ruffled as he stomped in my direction. The melancholy tone of his voice echoed around the dark and gloomy cave… Alex

6A’s Chocolate Hamper Raffle:

Year 6A will be selling raffle tickets to win a chocolate hamper just in time for Easter! Tickets will cost £1 per strip and will be for sale on Tuesday 28^th March at play and lunch, Wednesday 29^th March during play, lunch and after school and Thursday 30^th play and lunch time. The winner will be drawn and contacted Thursday afternoon.

Year 6 - Well done, Keira!

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Year 2 - What time is it?

Sat 25 Mar 2017

F1 - Our Shed is Now a Garage!

Sat 25 Mar 2017

F1 - Our Shed is Now a Garage!

This half term, our shed is now a garage and on Friday there were lots of mechanics busily fixing all the bikes. Even our new ones, much to Miss Frisby’s horror. How can they need fixing already?!
Freya noticed that a bike was in the way of the others because it had broken down and so she moved it so that her friends could get past on their bikes.
Daisy and Theo were very busy stopping every two minutes to check that their bike didn’t need any more attention to detail. Daisy told Theo that it was all fixed but as she set off, she got stuck in a dip and said to Miss Frisby, ‘Can you pull us’ and so Miss Frisby came to the rescue! Lucie said that her bike had run out of petrol and Jack fixed a bike because ‘it had a hole in it.’ He said it cost £50 to fix- not bad at all!
The children showed so many Characteristics of Learning in their play which is how they engage with other people and their environment. They were playing and exploring, actively learning and creating and thinking critically. All these things underpin their learning and support the children to become effective and motivated learners. It’s fabulous to see this happen every day!

Mrs Fenton was busy this week tidying up our Foundation garden ready for spring. Avah-Mae and Poppy were on hand to help her rake the leaves away. It looks so lovely and ready for some new plants after the holidays. Thanks to Delilah’s mummy for the daffodil bulbs and rhubarb plant, Avah-Mae’s mum for the bulbs and Joshua and Lucie’s grandma for the flower seeds that we sprinkled on the garden.
We are so lucky to have a lovely garden and by planting seeds and plants we develop an understanding of growth, decay and changes over time.

F2 - Reading Success

Sat 25 Mar 2017

F2 - Reading Success

Reading success! We are so proud of our fantastic readers in F2. So many children have moved up a level in the past couple of weeks and lots of them blew Mrs P’s socks off with their keyword knowledge! Well done to everyone who reads at home. This week we are looking at 1 less than and take away. It is a bit tricky, but we are getting there. We have been counting down, using number lines, Numicon and fingers.

Zebra’s Wednesday Walkabout—what can we see…

We saw forget-me-nots because it is spring and at a distance we could see a patch of white flowers (where the fairies live!). The rain also made little bird baths in the tree holes and lots of streams! In the fields we saw lots of broccoli plants growing and tractor tracks. There was soooooo much to see!

Giraffes had a wonderful time at the library, once again. We love our adventures!

We have had such a busy half term! We have learnt so much and are all starting to get a bit tired! But, next week is going to be a very exciting week indeed! Watch this space…