Year 4

Well done to our U9s cricket team who played Westville House, Cundall Manor and Sedbergh in the Cricket Festival hosted by Sedbergh Prep. Our team won two and lost two of their matches. Excellent play team!     

We have been heating materials to find out how they change. We held a piece of chocolate in our hands and read a long poem about chocolate by Michael Rosen. Whilst we read, the chocolate slowly started to melt, changing from a solid to a liquid. We noted that water changed from a liquid to […]

Well done to our Year 3 and 4 teams who represented school in the local schools Hockey festival today. Congratulations to both teams and especially the Year 3 team who have got through to the next round.  

We are pleased to announce that we will have a visit from the founders of the Noah Initiative on March 13th to hear about the work they are doing in Kenya.  Mrs Neale recently went out to Kenya to visit the project and shared her experiences.

We had half an hour of snow fun this morning before returning to the normal timetable of lessons! What a super day for enjoying the snow at lunchtime.

Year 4 have started to explore the work of the Ancient Greek playwrights. We have had a go at writing our own comedies and tragedies and we have started to read about Odysseus and his famous adventures. Having written our own play scripts, we added stage directions in brackets. Our budding thespians performed their plays […]

Please help us during Fairtrade fortnight with our Coffee time on Tuesday Feb 27th. Traidcraft products will be on sale and we have a catalogue if you want to order products in advance. Please join us at the end of the school day in Year 3 classroom. There will be Traidcraft products to buy  or come […]

Happy New Year On Thursday 4th and Friday 5th we are having two days of outdoor learning for the whole school. These are non uniform days and we hope our children will arrive in school equipped for any weather conditions.

Rosie’s Grandma, Mrs Burnett, came to school for the afternoon to talk about the food that people ate during the Second World War. She brought in a basket of provisions that rationing provided for a grown man for a week. There were a few slices of bacon, some corned beef, a little margerine, butter, sugar […]

Well done to all of our children who took part in the school concert at the end of term. We had a wonderful array of instruments played by a large amount of children from Year 2 to Year 6.  Our choir also sang two songs with superb harmonies.  Congratulations to all involved.