In Nursery we enjoy sharing books together and talking about the story.

Cherry Class have loved playing in the mud kitchen this week and have been very busy digging, making camp fires, baking, chatting, sharing and lots of laughing!

Year 1 have been reading Jack and the Jelly Beanstalk in English and used their senses to describe what jellybeans felt, looked and smelt like. The children then pretended they were Jack climbing the beanstalk as they scaled the climbing equipment and thought of verbs for their writing.

Year 3 

This week, Year 3 have been preparing to write their own alternative ending to the text 'The Stone Age Boy' in English. To spark their imaginations, the children entered a dark, cave-like classroom and created their cave drawings like the ones in the original story. Here are some impressive examples...

Year 4 turned into super-scientists this week for their Classification topic! We swapped the classroom for the great outdoors, heading to the Chessington School sensory garden on a mission to find some fascinating invertebrates. The children were brilliant, excitedly using classification keys like professional explorers to identify every worm, spider, and snail they discovered. It was an amazing way to learn how to group and name the living world around us!

Year 6

Year 6 have been enthusiastically developing their oracy skills in year group assembly. This week’s debate question was, "Would you rather travel through time or travel to every country in the world?" It was wonderful to hear all of their confident arguments and well-reasoned opinions.