I just wanted to say a huge congratulations and well done to the school choir who won their Concord College competition today! We won against a number of other primary schools and were commended for the way we engaged and interacted with the audience.

Well done for all your hard work choir – I am so proud of you!

Photos of the competition will follow shortly.

Dear Parents/Carers,

On Wednesday 29th June, we are holding an Ancient Greek Day, based on our topic, in Class 4. We will enjoy a variety of activities that are linked with the Ancient Greek’s daily lives, including finding out about and making toys, arts, crafts and cooking.

We would like children to come dressed in an Ancient Greek outfit (this could be made with a white sheet and sandals.)

We would also like children to bring in an old jam jar each, which they will be decorating in the style of some Ancient Greek art.

In the afternoon, we will hold an Ancient Greek feast.

If you would not like your child to take part in any of the tasting activities during the feast or if your child has an allergy that the school is not already aware of, please speak to a member of staff.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to speak to us.

Thank you for your continued support,

Mrs Foster and Mrs Chadwick

Over the holidays we would like children to plan and write their own nonsense poem about a creature who goes on a journey. Similar to the poem, The Owl and the Pussy Cat by Edward Lear.

We have done a lot of work on Limericks this week but the children are free to choose how they write their poem, how long or short their poem will be and whether it has rhyming words or not.

The poem and planning sheet are attached below:

The Owl and the Pussy Cat Homework

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to speak to us.