As part of our ‘Come Fly With Me; Africa’ theme, Year 4 have been looking at traditional ceremonial masks. Here are our own African style Masks.
On Monday, in RE 4 Red looked at how Christians believe that Jesus is the light of the world. We learned that this metaphor is used because Jesus lights a path for Christians, it is also a symbol of hope and warmth.
As part of this, Year 4 developed their previous skills of making stained glass windows, this time adding symbols of light. Take a Look.
Another great week of lunchtime maths problem-solving had our children thinking carefully whilst they were in the queue for dinner this week. Well done to Mya and George whose excellent reasoning and correct answers were drawn out of the boxes. Great work guys and well done to everyone who took part.
Wow, wow, wow! Reception were absolute superstars in the Christmas Nativity show, they have worked their socks off learning lots of songs and lines and are all truly magnificent stars in the making. We definitely have some budding actors and musicians amongst them and the Early Years team are bursting with pride.
On Thursday, Nursery AM had a wonderful morning with some special visitors. Jackie joined us from Seven Stories in Newcastle (it’s definitely worth a visit if you haven’t been before), along with Mr Owens and student librarians from Hebburn Comprehensive School.
The students from Hebburn Comprehensive had bid for a grant from The Key as they were keen to enthuse younger pupils about reading and stories. Their bid was successful and we were lucky enough to be included in the project.
We read some lovely stories about owls and woodland creatures and enjoyed playing games and singing songs. Jackie was brilliant at storytelling and brought some brilliant props along.
At the end of the session, the children were very excited to be given a present from the students at Hebburn Comprehensive.
A huge thank you to Hebburn Comprehensive for including us in their project and to Jackie from Seven Stories for bringing the stories to life. We had an amazing morning!
As part of our theme ‘Come Fly With Me Africa’, in DT this half term we made African style food. We made pomegranate couscous and mango and banana smoothies. They were both yummy!
Hi all,
Please see below some sign up links for our holiday camps running on January 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th.
We have 3 sites to chose from. All with FREE places available for those in receipt of free school meal benefits.
Additionally, we have payable places available for all other children.
Our clubs include a range of sports, skill development, team work, making new friends, and having fun. Children will be offered a free lunch and a free water bottle!
Dunn Street Primary School – Jarrow
Free – https://forms.gle/witEBn6Ls9KkSQW99
Paid – https://forms.gle/CMTZZNEWHkhZfkEf7
Marine Park Primary School -South Shields
Free – https://forms.gle/rzk1bemMWDbJNUiTA
Paid – https://forms.gle/eibZ3pU8JL8D5kys8
Mortimer Primary – South Shields
Free – https://forms.gle/MXnr3SruZTZmrUPD7
Paid – https://forms.gle/KtjTP52Dm4ej8Wxv7
Many thanks and best wishes to all of you!
Chris Warnock
Owner & Lead Coach
Start 2 Finish – Sports Coaching
Well done to Lilly and Austin whose correct answers were drawn out of the Key Stage boxes for this week’s Maths ‘Problem Of The Week’. Congratulations guys!
Designing and making ‘Inukshuks’ from clay.
7 Red tried to make cuboids using clay to help make their Inukshuks.
Did you know that Inukshuks help the Inuits find their way home?
Do you know what else they are used for?
This week we have been learning about the Northern Lights and the amazing patterns they create across the sky. We have created some beautiful Northern Light pictures using pastels and the ‘blending’ technique. We then decided that we would use the computers to create the same picture and compared the two. We enjoyed using the computers but the majority thought that the pastels looked better. What do you think?
