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"Every great dream begins with a dreamer"

Thu 21 Mar 2019

Inspired by our work on Native Americans, in lower school we have been creating our own 'dream catchers.'

No bad dreams for class 6...

Celebrating wonderful work and super spelling

Fri 15 Mar 2019

Today, in lower school, we started to explore the question of 'How did the United States grow?' In class 6, we decided a bit of drama was necessary so we had our 13 original colonies squeezed into one corner of the classroom.

They were fed up of taxation without representation so they gained independence and became the USA. Next, one representative had to go and shake hands with Napoleon and complete the Louisiana purchase which doubled the size of the country.

The children highlighted the original 13 states on their maps and labelled the other states with the dates they joined the USA.

Also, check out these examples of the fantastic art work that the children completed last week...

Achievement Assembly

Sat 09 Mar 2019

Only Yr3/4 pupils this week, as Yr5/6 were out on a visit. Congratulations to our stunning spellers and also to our class award winners.

Great Lake Artwork

Sat 09 Mar 2019

This week Yr3/4 were learning about the Great Lakes in the United States, and as part of this learning, they created some artwork based around a lake and shoreline. They used a different medium to usual, producing their work in wax crayon. Here are some of the creations from Class7.