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Back to school with a spring in our step.

By J Evans4th January 2016

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a lovely Christmas. Thank you so much for all the cards and gifts you sent us.

Our first topic this half term is ‘Move It!’ and is mainly science based with lots of opportunities for creative activities and exploratory play. The focus will be on children asking questions and finding things out for themselves. We are looking forward to learning lots of things together.

We will then move on to begin our Astronomy training. With lots of creative and imaginative play opportunities we will explore Space, the facts and the fiction. As part of our mission we will be travelling to the planetarium at the Centre for Life and designing our own rocket ships!

Both topics will give us plenty of reading and writing opportunities, using both fiction and non-fiction texts.

We will be continuing our ‘I Like To Read’ book in school, using stories from the school reading scheme to develop story ideas and also encourage sentence building and independent writing. These books will not be sent home on a regular basis as all children will have their own individual reading book to share at home and Home/ School Reading Record to share positive comments and targets.  Please return books to school on the day specified in your child’s reading record.

In phonics we will review the letter sounds with the emphasis on word building and blending to support reading progress and independent writing.

In Numeracy, we will continue to explore numbers through practical activities as well as some recording of number work to reinforce patterns in number and calculations. In topic based maths we are exploring measures with lots of practical activities which the children can apply in their play.

Wizzy Work folders will continue to be sent home each Friday to be returned the following Monday. Thank you for your continuing support.

Opportunities for investigative play and child initiated learning will continue to be a central part of daily classroom activities.

Thank you for your support.

J. Evans

Front Page News,Reception,Uncategorized

Reception’s Family Christmas Performance

By J Evans18th December 2015

So very very proud of my Reception class today for their Christmas performance.

I hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.

Nativity photo

Thank you for all your cards and gifts.

We hope you have a very merry Christmas.

J Evans

Front Page News,Uncategorized

KS1 Christmas Party

By Mr G Mcintosh16th December 2015

Year 1 and Year 2 had a great time at their party on Tuesday afternoon. The children enjoyed playing lots of games and we even had special visitor’s who came to see us.

Thank you to the parents for providing the party plates and for making the children all look glamorous!

Enjoy the holidays 🙂

Mrs Franchi and Mrs Spencer












Front Page News,Uncategorized,Year One,Year Two

Eden Camp

By Mr G Mcintosh7th December 2015

Year Five’s trip to Eden Camp went down a storm. It really brought our WW2 topic to life! Behaviour was wonderful and a great time was had by all. The best bit? The shop, of course! Other than that, the Blitz hut was amazing and made the children feel as though they had travelled back through time to witness the events first hand.

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Front Page News,Uncategorized,Year Five

Year Five’s Marvellous Maths

By Mr G Mcintosh7th December 2015

Year Five have been reading the book, ‘If the World Were a Village’. It explains world statistics by reducing the difficult numbers (millions and billions of people) down by scale, as if there were only 100 people in the world. The children were fascinated by many of the facts in the book, such as how many out of 100 have access to regular food and clean water and also how many have computers or even just electricity!

Each group used their knowledge of charts and graphs to decide themselves how to present the information to the rest of the class. They had unlimited access to the art cupboard and the sky was the limit!

I was very impressed by the ideas developed by each group and also by their group presentations. Marvellous maths in action!

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Front Page News,Uncategorized,Year Five

There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Bathroom…

By Mr G Mcintosh7th December 2015

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No, there’s not really…it’s the name of a brilliant book that Year Five really enjoyed studying earlier in the term. I’ve come across some photos of drama activities we did during the unit and thought I’d share them so the class can look back over where we started this term. Well done, guys.

Mrs Faulkner

Front Page News,Uncategorized,Year Five

choir ‘Beat Burn’ Begin the Christmas Season in Style…

By Mr G Mcintosh7th December 2015

This week our resident choir, Beat Burn, gave shoppers in Morrisons a bit of festive cheer. They sang 18 songs, ranging from traditional carols to fun action songs, with enthusiasm and Christmas spirit. It marked the start of the busy group’s festive season. Other highlights coming up soon include Tesco’s, the Metro Centre, Bamburgh Grove, St Peter’s and also St Paul’s. Our wonderful new T-shirts looked fantastic and the behaviour of the children was impeccable. Since the performance we have been practising even more (with chocolate treats courtesy of Morrisons) so our next event promises to be even better – we hope you can join us!

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Year Five Visit Tyneside Cinema

By Mr G Mcintosh7th December 2015

On Wednesday, Year Five visited Tyneside Cinema, in Newcastle. It was to be an historical-based visit, discovering more about the history of newsreel and the cinema itself, linked to our World War Two topic. Interestingly, it took a very different turn… The evil time traveller, Kronos, whom we have been battling in our ICT sessions, turned up! We had to become honorary IMUTT agents and help Ava Scott to defeat Kronos once and for all! Things were not looking good for a while as the cinema gradually transformed into a KronoPlex. However with the children’s help, Ava eventually managed to return the baddie to his rightful place, in prison in 2025!

After all of the excitement, our class were more than happy to chill out in the afternoon with our very own private screening of Nativity. Popcorn, juice and a bit of singing put everyone in a great mood!

The behaviour of the class was complemented by a passerby and I must say, I agree! They were a credit to our school and I was proud to be their teacher. The only problem is how we’re going to top this with an even better trip..!

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Front Page News,Uncategorized,Year Five

Spelling Bee 2015

By Mr G Mcintosh3rd December 2015

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Huge well done to all of the children who participated in our annual Spelling Bee; it takes courage to stand up in front of an audience of over 100!

After a hard fought battle, Belsay were victorious and added their first trophy to their House display! Well done, Belsay!

Front Page News,Uncategorized

Lennon the Life Saver

By Mr G Mcintosh24th November 2015

Over the summer, Lennon attended a ‘swim safe’ session run by the RNLI, he enjoyed it so much that he returned every week and even had his picture in the paper!

Lennon has continued to enjoy learning about the life boats and saving lives and has been attending the ‘Rookie Lifeguards’ training each weekend.

Yesterday Lennon came to me and very politely and eloquently explained how the Sunderland Life Boat centre covers a huge stretch of our coastline and how he would like to raise some funds to support this.  Lennon will be providing small jars that he would like each class member to fill with 5p coins which he will then return to the lifeboat station.

There is also a collection bucket in the year three class for other loose change.

I think it is brilliant that Lennon has taken it upon himself to organise some fundraising for a cause he believes so strongly in.  I know that we will all support him!

 

Front Page News,Uncategorized

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