Year 4 Theatre Trip

“Kindness is the language that can be understood by everyone.”
Miss Perkins’ and Mr Broderick’s class travelled to Wolverhampton theatre to watch The Boy at the back of the Class. This is a core text which is used to develop children’s comprehension in year 4.
The book is written by Onjali Q. Rauf and tells the story of a Syrian refugee who comes to the U.K. It explores themes of diversity, discrimination and kindness.
The children were so moved and enthralled they were heckling the character of the school bully and cheering on Ahmet!
We shared our experience with our parents during an assembly. This was a way of celebrating and recalling our knowledge.
Miss Perkins also contacted the director and was able to get her hands on a script from one of the scenes we watched. The children are using this in our English learning about playscripts and our Guided Reading by comparing the narrative with the script.
The book has allowed the children to explore the British Values; individual liberty, mutual respect and understanding different faiths and beliefs whilst also developing their compassion and understanding of the wider world.

Year 6 ~France 2024

Our Year 6 set off in the early hours of Monday morning to catch a ferry from Dover to Calais. After 16 hours of travelling they eventually arrived at Chateau Beaumont. They had a fantastic time and spent their days exploring le Mont St Michel, the zoo, markets, supermarkets as well as spending time climbing, archery, fencing and team building. French night meant that they could experience a French delicacy of snails and frogs legs!!

The experience was amazing and the children thoroughly enjoyed it!

Everyone arrived home by midnight on Friday and I imagine spent a lot of the weekend sleeping.

Well done and thankyou to the wonderful adults: Mrs Pigg, Mr Johnson, Mrs Adams and Mrs Wust that gave up their time to go and the parents for allowing your children this experience.

Poetry day with Pep the Poet

We had a fantastic visit from Pep the poet. He treated us to some funny, inspiring and silly poems. Our favourite part was when Pep read his poems in different accents and encouraged us to fill in the rhyming words. We laughed and wanted to write our own poems, just like Pep!

Pioneer centre- We love it here!

Good evening – we are having an amazing time. Some of the fun we’ve had so far has included:

High ropes, camp fire (last night), caving, archery, climbing, zip wire and our personal favourite (well it is Mrs Vickers, Mr Pilgrim and Mrs Adams’ favourite) raft building! The children have loved their spending spree in the gift shop. We still have so much more to enjoy.

We hope you’re not missing us too much!

Please make sure your washing machines are ready for our return.

Plenty more photos will be shared soon.

YEAR 4 – FINAL WEEK OF HOME LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Good morning, I hope you are all keeping well.

Thank you for all of your hard work in what has been a very strange time.  Here are some ideas for your last week of home learning.

Year 4 – Home Learning Activities – WB 13.07.20

END OF YEAR SCRAPBOOK

I hope you all have a lovely break and look forward to hearing about your adventures in September.

Warm wishes,

Mrs Lane

YEAR 4 HOME ACTIVITIES

Good morning,

We hope you have had a lovely weekend.  Please find below the link for more home learning activities for year 4 this week.  Remember, do not feel that you must complete all the activities, work at your own pace and choose activities that engage your child.

Year 4 – Home Learning Activities – WB 29.06.20

Any queries please contact me through SeeSaw or email me on julie.lane1@taw.org.uk.

Warm wishes,

 

Mrs Lane

YEAR 4 – HOME LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Good morning,

I hope you are all keeping well.  Thank you again for sharing so much work through Seesaw and email.  Here are some home learning activities for this week.

Year 4 – Home Learning Activities – WB 15.06.20

Any queries please do not hesitate to contact me through Seesaw or email me at julie.lane1@taw.org.uk.

Warm wishes,

Mrs Lane

YEAR 4 HOME LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Good afternoon,

I hope you are all keeping well and have had a restful weekend.  It was lovely to see so many of the children engaged in last week’s activities, thank you for sharing your work.

Please do not feel that you must complete all the activities, work at your own pace and try to choose activities that engage your child.

Year 4 – Home Learning Activities – WB 08.06.20

Any queries please do not hesitate to contact me through Seesaw or email me at julie.lane1@taw.org.uk.

Warm wishes,

Mrs Lane