Class Teacher Posts
This Week’s Learning – wb 3.7.23
In English this week we started looking at our new text – The Robot and the Bluebird, written by David Lucas. We have plotted the story and then have started to think about how we can innovate the story for our own robot. We have written a character description for our own robot.
In maths this week, we have started to look at tally charts, pictograms and bar charts.
In art this week we began started painting our ideas for our own paintings in the style of Eric Joyner. We have completed the background and now need to continue with the details next week.
In DT this week, we started making our robots with an electrical circuit. The children absolutely loved this and had great fun. We are going to continue this tomorrow and ensure that they look brilliant and have a moving part!
Next Term’s Learning – wb 10.07.23
In English next week, we will be writing up our own stories based on The Robot and the Bluebird. The children have used their own DT robots as the main character in their stories.
In maths next week, we are going to be continuing our work on statistics and looking at line graphs.
Stars of the Week – 30.06
This week, our stars were
Jesaiah and Kharlel!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 10.7.23
Painting
Please ensure you provide your child with a spare t-shirt or painting apron each week until the end of term as we will be painting our pictures in the style of Eric Joyner.
Celebration of Work
On Monday 10th July, you will be invited to come into the classroom after school to take a look through all of the work that your child has completed in Year 4!
Transition Day
On Friday 14th July, all of our amazing Year 4 children will get to meet their new teacher and team when they move up to Year 5 in the morning!
Welcome to Year 4 Holly Class!
Class Teacher: Mrs Briggs
Class TA: Mrs Walsh
HI TA: Miss Maclaren Mr Ashmead
1:1 TA: Mrs Jothie
email: hollyclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
PE Slots - please come to school wearing your PE kit on PE days
Tuesday: outdoor PE (white t-shirt, shorts, trainers)
Wednesday: indoor PE (white t-shirt, shorts, trainers)
This Week’s Learning – wb 26.6.23
In English this week we have written up our Haikus and presented them using MS Word – they look and sound amazing!
In maths this week, we continues our work on coordinates and played a great game linked to this.
In art this week we began to plan our paintings in the style of Eric Joyner. Next week we are painting them so please ensure you supply a painting apron or spare t-shirt that would be ok to get a bit painty!
In science this week, we continued making circuits and this week we tested materials to see if they were insulators or conductors. The children really enjoy these practical lessons!
Next Term’s Learning – wb 3.07.23
In English next week, we will start looking at our new book, The Robot and the Bluebird. This is a beautiful picture book that will enable us to begin to write our own character descriptions about our own robots.
In maths next week, we are going to be looking a statistics! We will be reading pictograms and creating our own. We will be creating tallies and analysis results.
Stars of the Week – 30.06
This week, our stars were
Aneki and Yad!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 3.7.23
Painting
Please ensure you provide your child with a spare t-shirt or painting apron each week until the end of term as we will be painting our pictures in the style of Eric Joyner.
Sports Day
Thank you to everyone who came and supported us! We had such great fun!
Celebration of Work
On Monday 10th July, you will be invited to come into the classroom after school to take a look through all of the work that your child has completed in Year 4!
Transition Day
On Friday 14th July, all of our amazing Year 4 children will get to meet their new teacher and team when they move up to Year 5 in the morning!
This Week’s Learning – wb 19.06.23
It is Arts Week this week, so in English, we have been reading, reciting, and planning Haiku poems. Next week, we will create our own Haiku poems and recite them to the class!
We had an additional art lesson this week which focussed on force perspective. Please pop over to our class gallery to see the fantastic photographs we created!
In maths this week, we have started to look at coordinates on a grid. We even began drawing different types of triangles on a 2D grid in the 1st quadrant!
In PSHE this week, we talked about female menstruation. The children were fantastic and asked lots of important questions. The boys listened well also and understood that even though it is not something they will experience, it is something they need to know about if they would like to plan a family when there are older.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 26.06.23
In English next week, we will be creating our own poems to perform to our friends in class. We will also think about how we can present these beautifully!
In science next week, we will be creating and more circuits and this time we will be testing which materials are conductors and which are not.
In PSHE next week, we have now finished our relationships education, although we will have time at the beginning of next week’s lesson to answer questions the children had written in our worry box. We will then start talking about changes that happen in our lives. We will base this on changes such as moving house, new school, new class etc. This will lead on to our transition to Year 5 work.
In maths next week, we will continue our coordinates work and look at moving shapes (translation) on a grid.
Stars of the Week – 23.23
This week, our stars were
Leja and Varvara!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 23.06.23
Sports Day
Our Year 3 & 4 Sports Day will be on Friday 30th June in the morning. More information about this will follow but please save the date!
Summer Picnic
On Saturday 8th July, our PTA will be hosting a summer picnic on the school playgrounds. There will be lots of fun activities and food! You will even get a chance to throw wet sponges at Mr Needham, Mrs Schalkwyk and Miss Sims in the stocks!
Celebration of Work
On Monday 10th July, you will be invited to come into the classroom after school to take a look through all of the work that your child has completed in Year 4!
Transition Day
On Friday 14th July, all of our amazing Year 4 children will get to meet their new teacher and team when they move up to Year 5 in the morning!
This Week’s Learning – wb 12.06.23
In English this week, we have been writing up our information texts about Japan. Mr Ashmead let us know that he is saving up for a visit to Japan so, as well as writing them for the new Year 4s, we are also packing in information for Mr Ashmead! The children have been really interested in Japan and their amazing reports reflect this! Please pop into our classroom after school and ask your child to show you’re their fantastic work.
In art this week, we have been learning to draw perspective pictures with a vanishing point on the horizon. Although this is a tricky skill, the children have listened well and have made a great start in their sketchbooks.
In maths this week, we have continued our work on quadrilaterals and have also started looking at symmetry. This has been tricky for some of us so please take a look a your child’s home learning folder as there are symmetrical problems to solve to give them more practice.
In PSHE this week, we started looking at the reproductive system female and males bodies – and labelling these both inside and out. You child may come home with questions so please be prepared!
Next Term’s Learning – wb 19.06.23
In English next week, we will be learning about the Japanese poetry Haiku. We will be perform Haiku poems and starting to plan our own.
In science next week, we will be creating and solving problems with circuits using wires, batteries, buzzers, motors and switches. This is a fun topic and I know the children will really enjoy this!
In PSHE next week, we will be describing how a girl’s body changes during puberty and what mensuration is. Again, please be ready for any questions your child may have about this.
In maths next week, we will be plotting coordinates on a grid.
Stars of the Week – 16.06.23
This week, our stars were
Binar and Tommy!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 12.96.23
Please remember to name your child’s sun hat, we are spending a lot of time trying to find missing hats or relocate hats with their owners – thank you!
Come and be Nosy
Thank you to everyone who came and visited us at Come and be Nosy! Your children loved having you there and we so proud to show you what they get up to at school! Also, thank you everyone for your lovely comments, the adults in Holly Class know we have a wonderful group of children and we are pleased that you could see how much we all love working with them and having fun with them!
Sports Day
Our Year 3 & 4 Sports Day will be on Friday 30th June in the morning. More information about this will follow but please save the date!
This Week’s Learning – wb 05.06.23
We have started our new theme ‘Journey to Japan’ by an amazing trip to the Science Museum in London! We learnt all about technology past, present and future.
In English and Geography this week, we started researching Japan ready to write up our information texts. The children have decided themselves that the audience for this piece of writing will be next years Year 4 children! They would like them to be used as WAGOLLs (What A Good One Looks Like) and this is a very high target to aspire to.
In art this week, we started looking at the artist Eric Joyner. The children have already fallen in love with his paintings about doughnuts, cats and spaceships!
In Maths this week, we have been explaining the properties of triangles and of quadrilaterals. We have used our knowledge of lines (perpendicular, parallel, horizontal etc) and also our knowledge of angles (obtuse, right, acute) to describe them using mathematical terms.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 12.06.23
In English next week, we will be writing up our non-chronological reports about Japan. We will use fronted adverbials that are specific to these types of texts. Again, please feel free to pop in at the end of the week and take a look at how the texts have turned out – I am sure the children will be very proud of their hard work again.
In science next week, we will be looking at appliances that run on electricity or battery. Please visit the home learning page to support your child at home with this task.
In art next week, we will be learning how to draw using one point perspective. This is a tricky concept so we will spend a few weeks learning this skill!
In maths next week, we will be looking at lines of symmetry in 2D shapes.
In PSHE next week, we will be labelling internal and external body parts for both male and female. We will be using correct terminology for the reproduction organs.
Stars of the Week – 9.06.23
This week, our stars were
EVERYONE!
Well done to everyone who came on the school trip – children and adults!
Notices for parents – 12.06.23
The weather is getting hot – you can send your child in with a NAMED sun hat / cap for playtimes. If you would like your child to apply their own sun cream at lunchtime, please send them with a named sun cream bottle that they can leave in their locker. Please remind them that they are not allowed to share their suncream with others.
Come and be Nosy
On Tuesday 13th June and Wednesday 14th June, we invite all parents and carers to come in and join us for 30 minutes from 9am. On Tuesday we have English on our timetable and on Wednesday with have Maths. You are most welcome to join both or just one! Please drop your child off as usual and head straight to the reception area.
This Week’s Learning – wb 08.05.23
In English this week, we have plan and written our newspaper reports about the discovery of an Anglo-Saxon burial chamber in Sutton Hoo. The children really enjoyed learning about this and have included so much detail about the events that occurred!
In history this week, we have moved onto the Viking invasion! We have learnt about who the Vikings were, where they came from and what they were like!
In Design and Technology this week, we got the saws out and measured and cut our masks and yards for our Viking ships! We also gave our hulls a second coat of paint. Please can we remind you to ensure that the children bring an old top for painting each Thursday – it is mucky work!
In Maths this week, we started learning about the 12 hour digital clock and the 24 hour digital clock. We did really well on this!
We then moved only converting hours, minutes and seconds – this was a little trickier so we will spend a little more time on this!
Bonjour! This week we have been designing our own Lego mini figure characters. Could you ask your child at home to describe some of the features of their character in French? Next week we will begin to write our descriptions of our Lego characters.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 15.05.23
In English next week, we will be learning about diary writing. We will be learning about the features of a diary and looking at a good example of home – we call this a WAGOLL which stands for What A Good One Looks Like
In history next week, we will be learning about the Viking raid on Lindisfarne. This will support us for the following week when we write our diary as a Viking warrior attacking the monks at Lindisfarne!
In Design and Technology next week, we will be creating and attaching our sails for our Viking ship. This will be the last day to add finishing touches too – we are having great fun with our Viking longships.
In maths next week, we will finish our unit on time then will be moving on to our next unit about geometry. We will be learning about parallel lines, perpendicular lines and also the different types of angles.
Stars of the Week – 12.05.23
This week, our stars were
Nithin and Kenzie-Leigh
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 15.05.23
Please ensure your child brings a painting t-shirt every Thursday while we are creating our Viking longship!
London Science Museum
Our trip to the Science Museum has been booked for Wednesday 7th June and we are very excited.
We do understand that this will be the children’s first school trip on a train and tube so some parents may have concerns. Please be reassured that we have completed thorough risk assessment and pre-visit. However, if you have any further questions or concerns, please come and chat with us.
Also, please let us know if your child suffers from or has the potential to suffer from travel sickness!
This Week’s Learning – wb 1.05.23
In English this week, we had great fun learning how to be excavators and archaeologists! We used drama to act out how Basil Brown and Edith Pretty felt when they uncovered Anglo-Saxon treasures in Sutton Hoo. Then we had our own patch of land to excavate where we found Anglo-Saxon coins, pottery and even iron rivets! Pop over to our gallery page to take a look at these!
In history this week, we have looked at the treasures found at Sutton Hoo and made educated guesses as to whom these could have belonged to. We took a look at the whole hoard that was found at Sutton Hoo using the photographs on the British Museum website. If you get a chance, we highly recommend a visit to the British Museum to see these in person as the children were all very interested in them!
In Design and Technology this week, we cut out our hulls for our Viking longships. We painted them to look like they would made from wood. Please can we ask that you have a painting t-shirt ready every Thursday while we continue to make our longships – it is messy work!
In Maths this week, we continued our learning about time. We looked at 5 minute intervals and then 1 minute intervals. Lots of us are still finding this tricky so our home learning task is linked to this!
Bonjour! This week we have used adjectives to describe a person’s character. We also described how big or small someone is. Watch this video on how to say sizes in French. Next week, we will be designing our own Lego mini figure characters.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 8.05.23
In English next week, we are going to start planning and writing a newspaper article about the amazing treasure found at Sutton Hoo. We will use our drama to write a detailed report that includes the emotions that would have been felt at the time!
In history next week, we will start looking at the Viking invasion of Britain. We will research who the Vikings were, where they came from and why they settled in Britain!
In Design and Technology next week, we are going to me cutting our masts and yards for our Viking longship. We will be using saws to complete this task – the children are very excited for this part! We will also give our hulls a second coat of paint!
In maths next week, we will be continuing with time. We will be looking at digital time and converting between 12 hour clocks and 24 hour clocks.
Stars of the Week – 5.05.23
This week, our stars were
Aharshi and Mohammed!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 09.05.23
A quick reminder, it is Bank Holiday Monday next week (08.05.23). Enjoy the long weekend!
Please ensure you child brings a painting t-shirt every Thursday while we are creating our Viking longship!
Save the Date
We are planning a trip to the Science Museum after half term to learning more about electricity, technology and robots! This is most likely to be the first week back, but we will get a letter out to you next week!
This Week’s Learning – wb 24.04.23
In English this week, we finished our own stories based on the wonderful book ‘The Proudest Blue.’ These stories are fantastic and the children are so proud of their work that they have asked to show their parents! Please feel free to pop into close any Tuesday to Friday after school to have a look at their writing or head to our gallery page for some examples.
In topic this week, we have looked at the Anglo-Saxon; who they were and where they came from! We learnt about the gods and goddesses they worship – noticing several similarities from the Roman gods we had looked at.
In Design and Technology this week, we tested the materials we had brought in for our Viking longships. We had done a really good job at thinking about these materials and how they will be used. Please pop over to our gallery page to see some of the photographs of our tests!
In Maths this week, we started our unit all about time. We looked at o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter too. Some of us found this tricky so we’ll pop some extra work home to help with this next week! Please keep practicing time on a clock face at home to help.
Bonjour! This week we have focussed on describing hair colour and texture. Watch this video to help you describe hair colour and texture in French. Next week we will use adjectives to describe a person’s character.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 1.05.23
In English next week, we are going to become archaeologist exploring the mounds found at Sutton Hoo – we think there might be remains of Anglo-Saxon burials there! We will be talking about how the archaeologist felt when they found in Mound 4 compared with what was found in Mound 1!
In topic next week, we will be researching where Sutton Hoo is, what was found there and what this tells us about the Anglo-Saxons.
In Design and Technology next week, we start work on our Viking longship’s hull, keel and perhaps even the dragonhead. The children are very excited about this task!
In maths next week, we will be continuing with time. We will be looking at minutes past and minutes too the hour. Again, any additional practice at home will really support the learning.
Stars of the Week – 28.04.23
This week, our stars were
Indie and Miguel!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 01.05.23
A quick reminder, it is Bank Holiday Monday next week (01.05.23) and the Monday after too (01.05.23). Enjoy the long weekends!
There is further strike action next Tuesday (02.05.23) from teachers. However, Year 4 will be open as usual.
On Friday 5th May, we will be celebrating the coronation of King Charles. Everyone is invited to dress as a king, queen, prince or princess for the day! We will be completing some fun activities all about King Charles on the day too!
This Term’s Learning – wb 17.04.23
Our theme for Summer 1 is ‘The Dark Ages’. We will start by looking at what happened to Britain after the Roman’s left, leading to the Anglo-Saxons and then onto the Viking.
It is a great theme and one we know the children will really enjoy!
In topic this week, we have recapped what the Roman’s did for Britain so that we can compare Roman Britain to Anglo-Saxon Britain and learn about why it was then called ‘The Dark Ages’
In Design and Technology this week, we investigated Viking longships. We will be completing a 6 week project that will see everyone creating their own Viking longship to sail and test by the end of the half term. The children are very excited about this! Please pop to our Home Learning page as the children have a task to collect resources to create their longships.
In English this week, we have started a 2 week block based around the story ‘The Proudest Blue’. It is a wonderful story and links well to our RE unit for this half term which is about Islam.
In Maths this week, we had mystery bags to estimate and then accurately weigh using scales in grams and kilograms. Pop over to our Gallery Page to see some of our measuring skills in action!
Bonjour! This week we have started a new topic learning about describing appearance and character. At the end of this topic we will be designing our own Lego mini figures and describing them in French. This week, we started describing eye and hair colour. Watch this video on how to say hair and eye colour and a few extras too.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 24.04.23
In topic next week, we will be research the Anglo-Saxons and discovering the different regions in Britain and who they were ruled by. We will also be looking at the religions that were followed by many of the Anglo-Saxon rulers.
In Design and Technology next week, we will be testing our ideas about which materials will be most appropriate for our Viking longships. Please pop over to the Home Learning Page as the children will need to collect a variety of resources for their home learning task and bring them into school by next Thursday for this lesson!
In English next week, we will be planning and then writing our own version of ‘The Proudest Blue’, this time focussing on Faizah getting her first-day of school hijab.
In maths next week, we will be learning to tell the time in minutes past and to the hour on an analogue clock. This is often a tricky concept for children so if you can practice this at home also, the children will really benefit.
Stars of the Week – 21.04.23
This week, our stars were
Chingu and Layla!
Well done to you both!
Notices for parents – 26.04.23
In PSHE next week, we will be looking at death and loss. We know this will be a very difficult topic to talk about for many of our children. We have tried to speak privately with you if we know of a loss in the family that has affected your child, but if we haven’t spoken to you and you would like to discuss the lesson beforehand, please just pop over to see us after school on Tuesday. Some of the children may need to talk it though with you after the lesson also.
King's Coronation
On Friday 5th May, we will be celebrating the coronation of King Charles. Children will be invited to dress as king, queen, prince or princess for the day! Please see letter below for more details. We will also be offering a special coronation dinner menu on the Friday too!
This Week’s Learning – wb 13.03.2023
In topic this week, we have been looking at rivers. For Science Week, we did a fantastic experiment about filtering dirty river water. Every table rose to the challenge but Purple table was a clear winner – their water was almost complete clear by the end of the 3rd pass through the filter! Please pop to our Gallery pages to see these photographs.
In Maths this week, we have been measuring everything in and around the classroom! We especially enjoyed using a trundle wheel to measure the lengths of the hall, playground and corridor. Again, please pop to the Gallery to see our measures in action! We have also been converting measures between millimetres, centimetres, decimetres, metres and kilometres. We used our Place Value Sliders to help us.
Bonjour! This week we have been saying the date in French. We also looked at a song about birthdays. You could also watch another song about numbers to recap as we will be using them next week to talk about our own birthdays.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 20.03.23
In topic next week, we will be writing a recount of our trip to the River Wandle and then moving on to writing and presenting a speech about pollution.
In maths next week, we will be looking at perimeter and area. We will be working out these using squared paper to start and then looking at the rules.
Stars of the Week – 17.03.23
This week, our stars were
Petr and Billie-May!
Well done to you all!
Notices for parents – 20.03.23
On Thursday 23rd March we have our trip to River Wandle. The weather is looking like rain so please ensure you have a suitable raincoat and a spare change of clothes for when we get back to school.
Online Safety
Please take the time to have a look at our new online safety parent cards. These cards are written for parents and clearly & simply explain how to set up parental controls, block users, age restrictions and more. We hope that they will be very supportive for your all.
If you have any questions about these or any element of online safety, please do not hesitate to contact your child's class teacher or you can email our Digital Learning Leader: Mrs Briggs, at rushyict@rushymeadow.sutton.sch.uk.
This Week’s Learning – wb 6.03.2023
In topic this week, we have been planning and writing up our explanation texts about the water cycle. We have used our learning from the last 3 weeks to write a piece of work that had 8 paragraphs! Everyone was very proud of their work and each child did incredibly well on this. We are looking forward to sharing this with you at parent consultations.
In Maths this week, we have been multiplying and dividing decimals by 10 or 100. We used a variety of resources to help us with this: place value charts, Gattegno charts and looking at decimals. We are doing really well at comparing decimals with tenths or decimals place value counters, however, we especially enjoyed using the place value sliders to help us with this! We’ve set a Home Learning task with the place value sliders so we can show you how they work!
Bonjour! This week we have been learning the names of different months in French. You could practice the names of the months here. Next week we will be saying the date in French.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 13.03.23
Next week is science week and we will be looking into rivers and water usage around the world. We will be completing our own investigations around filtering dirty river water to make it drinkable.
In maths next week, we are moving onto a new unit around shapes and measures. We will start by measuring items around the classroom in mm, cm, dm, m and then looking at km too!
Stars of the Week – 10.03.23
This week, our stars were
Lily-Mai and Lullena!
Well done to you all!
Notices for parents – 13.03.23
On Monday, we have the circus skills teams coming in to visit our school. Please can we come wearing our PE kit on Monday so we can enjoy the activities they will put on for us!
This week, on 15th and 16th March there will be further teacher strikes. Please note, although we fully support the strikes, Holly Class will be open on both days.
On Thursday 23rd March we have our trip to River Wandle. Please ensure you have pai in full for this event and given consent for your child to attend – it should be great fun!
This Week’s Learning – wb 27.02.2023
This half term, our topic is Wonderful Water. This we have really enjoyed investigating condensation, evaporation and precipitation. We even created our own model versions of the water cycle in a tub with our table. We have now started creating our explanation texts for the water cycle and are excited to get these ready for a display that our grown ups will see during parents’ evening!
In Maths this week, we have been looking at decimals. We are doing really well at comparing decimals with tenths or decimals with hundredths – however when we need to compare tenths and hundredths together, we found that tricky! We’ve popped up a couple of worksheets about this if you wanted to work with your child further – they are at the bottom of this blog entry! (Please do ask if you would like us to print any of these out, alternatively, you can just write a few of them out on a piece of paper!)
Bonjour! This week we learned the days of the week. Listen to this song to help you to learn the days. Next week we will be learning the names of months in French.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 6.03.23
Next week we will be writing up our explanations of the water cycle and we will also have a lesson dedicated to editing and improving our own writing.
We will then start looking at rivers around the world.
In maths next week, we will be continuing looking at decimals and will be focussing on addition of decimal places with 1 or 2 decimal place. .
Stars of the Week – 23.03.23
This week, our stars were
Sienna and Leja!
Well done to you all!
Notices for parents – 6.03.23
Reminder - on Thursday 23rd March, we are taking a trip to the River Wandle next to Carshalton Ponds. Please ensure your child comes to school in non-school uniform that is suitable for river wading; joggers, warm jumper etc. They also must be wearing wellington boots. Please also ensure that your provide a change of clothing so that we can get changed into warm, dry clothes when we return to school – change of pants and socks also please!
This Week’s Learning – wb 20.02.2023
Welcome back!
This half term, our topic is Wonderful Water. We will be exploring water on our planet; oceans, seas, rivers puddles etc!
To kickstart our topic, we had a wonderful session playing lots of water based games. Then we had Anna from SES Water come in and talk to use about what they do to supply water to our taps – we all found this really interesting!
In Maths this week, we have continued work on fractions but now we are looking at tenths and hundredths. We are taking this slowly as it is a tricky concept, but we have used Knowledge Organisers, Bead Strings and Place Value grids to show this and the children are doing really well! At the end of this week’s blog, I’ve popped a couple of worksheets and our Knowledge Organisers for you to take a look at if you would like.
Bonjour! I hope you had a lovely half term. This term we will be learning all about French as a Roman language including numbers, days and months. This week, we have learnt numbers up to 31. Next week we will learn the days of the week.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 27.02.23
Next week we be looking further into the water cycle through practical experiments and using words such as precipitation, condensation and evaporation. We will be writing our explanation texts about how water is in a constant cycle.
In maths next week, we will be continuing looking at decimals and we will also be rounding numbers to one or two decimal places.
Stars of the Week – 24.02.23
This week, our stars were
Alysha and Tommy!
Well done to you all!
Notices for parents – 24.02.23
One Tuesday next week, we are taking a trip to the church. We have sent an email out to your all about this but as it is a local trip, there is no consent form to fill out if you have already given consent to local trips in your starter packs. Please do come and speak to us if you have any questions about this.
On Thursday 23rd March, we are taking a trip to the River Wandle next to Carshalton Ponds. If the weather is good, we will be also stepping into the river so please ensure your child comes to school in non-school uniform that is suitable for river wading; joggers, warm jumper etc. They also must be wearing wellington boots. Please also ensure that your provide a change of clothing so that we can get changed into warm, dry clothes when we return to school – change of pants and socks also please!
As we are river wading, please can you ensure that you sign the consent form online to confirm you are happy for your child to come on this trip. Please pay for the trip using your online Arbor account.
This Week’s Learning – wb 06.02.2023
This week, we have finished our Roman topic by creating our own mosaics using tiles and grout. We had been looking forward to that all half term and everyone had great fun. There are photographs of the gallery page for you to look at.
We also completed a mini topic about sounds and hearing. We learnt a lot about how our ears work and had great fun with a science experiment to record sound around the school in decibels on the iPads!
In Maths this week, we have continued work on fractions. On Monday we had a really tricky session on equivalent fractions but we found the adding and subtracting fractions work easy and fun!
This week we have continued to make our designer pencil cases. Keep an eye out on Twitter for the finished creations. Over half term you could practice numbers – here’s a catchy song to help.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 20.02.23
After half term our new topic will be Wonderful Water! We will be starting our new topic off with a water challenge – please can you provide your child with spare clothing on Monday just in case we get a bit wet (it doesn’t have to be school uniform!)
We will be learning about water around the world – oceans, rivers etc. We will also be looking at states of matter in science; solid, liquids and gases.
In maths after the half term break, we will be continuing our work on fractions and start looking at tenths and hundredths as decimals too.
Stars of the Week – 03.02.23
Last week, our stars were
Lexi-Mai and Aharshi!
Stars of the Week – 10.02.23
This week, our stars are
Jesaiah and Yad!
Well done to you all!
Notices for parents – 20.02.23
There will be no homework set over the half term. The children all need to have a good rest and time to relax!
On the first day back after half term, Monday 20th February, please provide you child with a spare change of clothes in case we get a bit wet!
This Week’s Learning – wb 23.01.2023
This week, we have been looking at how the Romans have influence life in modern Britain. We have learnt that the Romans introduced rabbits and stinging nettles into the countryside of Britain!
In Maths this week, we have begun our work on fractions. We have learnt about unit and non-unit fractions and building on our learning from Year 3. Your homework this week is to solve problems about fractions of a number.
Bonjour! This week we have been sorting classroom objects into whether they are masculine or feminine nouns. We then learnt that the spelling of the colour can change if an object is masculine or feminine. Next week we will be designing our own pencil cases with items of different colours. You could practice colours using this song.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 30.01.23
Next week in topic, we will be begin to draft our own stories about two children who time travel back to Roman Britain. We will be using our learning about inverted commas to include speech in these.
In maths next week, we are going to continue to look at fractions and start thinking about equivalent fractions and adding fractions with the same denominator.
Stars of the Week – 27.01.23
This week, our stars are
Eva and Nithin!
Well done to you all!
Notices for parents – we 30.01.23
Please note, you will receive a letter from school informing you of which classes will be open during the teacher strikes. Please note that Year 4 Holly Class WILL be open on Wednesday 1st February. You will receive further letters about the other days closer to the dates. If you have any questions about the teacher strikes, please do not hessite to speak with me at the end of the day.
This Week’s Learning – wb 16.01.2023
This week, we have been planning and writing up our newspaper reports about Boudicca’s rebellion. The children have really enjoyed typing these up too and would like to take them home to show you when they are finished! We will pop some on our gallery page too.
In Maths this week, we have been solving 2 step word problems with division. This was tricky but by the end of the week we were amazing at this! Great work team!
Bonjour! This week we have been reading and colouring different classroom objects. You could practice colours by going to the Busy Things website, clicking Key Stage 2, year 3/4, languages, French and then scrolling down to the colour activity. Next week we will learn that the spelling of the colour can change depending on whether the object is masculine or feminine
Next Term’s Learning – wb 21.01.23
Next week in topic, we will be looking at the impact the Romans had on Britain. We will be looking at what is still left behind from the Roman era.
In maths next week, we will are going to be looking at fractions of shapes and fractions of amount.
Stars of the Week – 20.01.23
This week, our stars are
Georgie and Katya!
Well done to you all!
This Week’s Learning – wb 9.01.2023
This week, we have been looking at the battles that the Roman army undertook during their invasion of Britain.
We also looked at the Celtic Queen, Boudicca and watched clips about her.
In Maths this week, we have been solving 2 step word problems. We had multiplication & addition problems to solve and multiplication & subtraction. We used a bar model to represent the problem and then solved them using column multiplication – although we found word problems tricky, we were very good at column multiplication!
Bonjour! This week we had lots of fun conducting a science experiment in French. We used the classroom objects that we learnt last week and tested whether they floated or sank. Next week we will be doing a reading activity on classroom objects. You can practice classroom objects at home by going to the Busy Things website, clicking Key Stage 2, year 3/4, languages, French and then scrolling down to the classroom objects activity.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 16.01.23
Next week in topic. We are going to be planning and writing our newspaper reports about Boudicca’s final battle. We confidently explained that we have already written newspapers in Year 3 about Howard Carter’s discovering of Tutankhamun so we have high hopes for these!
In maths next week, we will be continuing our work on word problems but this time using division and subtraction or division and addition.
Stars of the Week – 06.01.23
Last week, our stars were
Binar and Varvara!
Stars of the Week – 13.01.23
This week, our stars are
Billy and Hailey!
Well done to you all!
This Week’s Learning – wb 12.12.22
This week, we have finished our fabulous writing based on the story of Pearl and Merrin travelling through the digestive system! It was called ‘The Lucky Escape.’
We also finished our experiment to see which drink was best for our teeth and which was the worst – we were very shocked to see that it was orange juice!
In Maths this week, we have been looking at division and using the short method (bus stop method) to solve division problems.
Next Term’s Learning – wb 2.01.23
Our Spring 1 topic is ‘The Raging Romans’. We will start the week off on Wednesday with a visit from a Roman soldier (please pop over to Arbor to pay for this experience!). We will then look at where Rome is and plot the invasion of the Roman Army.
In maths, we will be continuing our work on division using the short division method.
Bonjour! This half term we will be learning how to say pencil case items in French. This week we have begun to learn the names of some basic items that you can find in a pencil case. Next week we will be conducting a science experiment in French!
Stars of the Week – 16.12.22
This week, our stars are
Oltis and Layla!
Olivia and Mohammed!
Well done to you all!
Parent Information – 16.12.22
Tuesday 3rd January 2023 is an INSET day, so we are looking forward to welcoming the children back on Wednesday 4th January 2023.
Wednesday 4th January 2023 – Roman Visitor
This Week’s Learning – wb 28.11.22
This week, we have been learning all about the digestive system. We labelled the parts of the body that are responsible for digestion, and we were very shocked to learn that it was 9 metres long!
We also spent a lesson recreating what happens when we eat – ending up in us making poo. Please pop over to the gallery pages to see what we did!
In Maths this week, we have continued our work on multiplication and we have used the column method to multiple a 2 or 3 digit number by a 1 digit number.
Bonjour! This week we have been writing about our own opinions of sports. Next week we will be continuing this work. To practice counting in French, ask your child to count different objects around the house.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 5.12.22
Next week in topic, we are going to be looking at the book – ‘The Lucky Escape’ and we will be changing the ending to this story. We will write our own narrative about what happens to Pearl and Merrin once they leave Robbie’s large intestine!
In maths, we are going to start looking at division – thinking about how we can use our times tables knowledge to solve division problems.
Stars of the Week – 2.12.22
This week, our stars are
Kenzie-Leigh and Lily-Mai!
Well done to you both!
Parent Information – 5.12.22
Important dates for the last week of term:
Mon 12th December PTA Christmas Market in the school hall, 3.30-6.30pm
Weds 14th December: Christmas Lunch and Christmas Jumper Day – Children can wear a Christmas jumper or Christmas T shirt on this day with the rest of their normal school uniform.
Weds 14th December pm: Year 4, 5, 6 Christmas performance.
Thurs 15th December am.: Year 4,5,6 Christmas performance.
Friday 16th December: Final Day of Term – early finish at 1.35pm.
This Week’s Learning – wb 21.11.22
This week, we have continued to look at the Olympics and the Paralympics. We learnt about different Paralympic events and then wrote a letter to Mrs Green to ask her to buy some specialist equipment so we can try some of these events. Please pop over to the gallery to see some of these fantastic letters!
In Maths this week, we have started our unit on multiplication. We have learnt about the associative and distributive laws in multiplication – these would help us to solve 5 x 42 x 6. Ask your child to see if they can tell you how they would go about solving this!
Bonjour! This week we have been listening carefully to recordings of French people talking about their opinions of sports. Next week, we will begin to write about our own opinions of different sports in French. Have a listen to this song to help with learning your numbers in French.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 28.11.22
Next week in topic, we are going to be learning about teeth, nutrition and digestion. We will learn about how our bodies digest food and writing an explanation of how it works!
In maths, we are going to be using column multiplication to multiply a 1 digit number by a 2 or 3 digit number.
Stars of the Week – 25.11.22
This week, our stars are
Miguel and Indie!
Well done to you both!
This Week’s Learning – wb 14.11.22
This week, we have been looking at the Olympics and the Paralympics. We first looked at the Olympics in Ancient Greece and then we compared these to the modern Olympics. We especially liked learning about the Paralympics and had a great debate about these. We decided that as the Paralympics are so important, that we would like to write to Mrs Green to ask if we could have PE equipment that might be used in Paralympics so that we can include this in our PE curriculum and learn more about these events. We have started planning a persuasive letter to Mrs Green. You have a Home Learning task linked to this so please pop along to the Home Learning Page to find out about it!
In Maths this week, we have been learning how to solve word problems linked to addition and subtraction. We all found this very tricky and will be revisiting this again in Year 4. We’ve added some word problem questions to the Home Learning page, this is not a homework task, but if you and your child would like to practice more, you have the opportunity!
Bonjour! We have continued to practice how to give opinions of sports this week and next week we will be listening to real French people talking about their favourite sports.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 14.11.22
Next week in topic, we are going to be write up our persuasive letters to Mrs Green to see if she can buy some PE equipment that allows us to experience the events in the Paralympics.
In maths, we are starting multiplication! We will learn about the commutative, associative and distributive laws!
Stars of the Week – 18.11.22
This week, our stars are
Billy and Lullena!
Well done to you both!
Parent Information – 21.11.22
Thank you to everyone who attended our book fair – we raised a lot of money and as a reward our school will be able to select some free books for our classrooms!
We took part in a Times Tables Rock Stars challenge called England Rocks. Our school came 100 out of 4,000 schools in England! Year 4 was in competition with Year 3 and we won! Miss Dowding will have a treat for us on Monday as a reward!
The top 10 children in the competition had to stand up in assembly on Friday, and our Leja was 9th in the whole school!
Congratulations Leja!
Don’t forget to check our home learning page for the weekly homework task and spellings for the week!
This Week’s Learning – wb 7.11.22
This week, we have been looking at instructions – specifically recipes. We looked at a healthy beanburger recipe and we also wrote out our cookie recipe. These will lead us onto work about healthy and unhealthy choices – letting the children know that it is ok to have treats like cookies every now and again!
In maths this week, we have been using column subtraction to solve take away and word problems. We have completed calculations with 4 digit numbers and even some with exchanging in the tens, hundreds or thousands!
Bonjour! This week we have been learning how to say our opinions of different sports. Next week we will continue to practice this with listening to real French people talking about sports. You could practice numbers at home by playing some of these games.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 14.11.22
Next week in topic, we are going to be writing persuasive letters – we will link this to our work on Sports; specifically Paralympics.
In maths, we will be looking at word problems; progressing on to 2 step word problems that include both addition and subtraction!
Stars of the Week – 4.11.22
This week, our stars are
Aneki and Billie-May!
Well done to you both!
Parent Information – 14.11.22
There is lots going on next week so thank you for coming to the blog to check it out!
Monday 14th – Friday 18th; the book fair is visiting and the children have come home with one book that they might like to buy.
Monday 14th – World Diabetes Day; please bring in £1 and dress in blue to raise awareness for diabetes.
Monday 14th – Friday 18th; Anti-bullying week: the children will be doing daily activities linked to this and on Monday 14th they can come to school wearing odd socks!
Friday 18th – Children in Need; children can wear headbands, bands or badges to support this if you would like. It will be usual school uniform on that day.
Don’t forget to check our home learning page for the weekly homework task and spellings for the week!
This Week’s Learning – wb 1.11.22
We have started our new topic this week – Sport in Action. This topic will include lessons on different sports, the Olympics, the football World Cup, healthy bodies, life cycles of humans and much more! It is a very full and busy half term!
We have started our topic sessions looking at places around the world and then focussing in on cities and towns in the United Kingdom. We linked these cities of famous sports people who live there. We looked specifical at Sir Lewis Hamilton and all of his fantastic achievements since he was 6 years old!
We then moved on to instructional texts and even had to carefully follow instructions to make our own chocolate chip cookies – we chose cooking for our marble jar award last half term! Check out our gallery pages for photographs!
In maths this week, we have been using column addition to solve adding number and word problems. We have completed calculations with 4 digit numbers and even some with bridging in the ones, tens, hundreds or thousands!
Bonjour! This half term, we will be learning how to say different sports in French and give our opinions. This week we have been learning how to say some sports in French and looking at some of the similarities with English words. We will also continue to practice numbers from 1-12. You could help at home using this video
Next Week’s Learning – wb 7.11.22
Next week in topic, we are going to use the photographs from our cooking lesson the previous week to write our own instructions for how to bake chocolate chip cookies.
In maths, we will be looking at column subtraction that will include exchanges in the tens, hundreds and even thousands!
Stars of the Week – 4.11.22
This week, our stars are
Lexi-Mai and Jesaiah!
Well done to you both!
Parent Information – 7.11.22
Don’t forget to check our home learning page for the weekly homework task and spellings for the week!
This Week’s Learning – wb 3.10.22
This week we have been looking at the impact of deforestation on the environment. We have some very sympathetic and empathic children in Year 4 and they are very keen to get involved and do their part in supporting zero deforestation pledges.
In topic this week, we have been writing each day about the impact of deforestation on animals, plants and then humans. In Year 4, we have also focussed on using fronted adverbials for every sentence to really push out how awful the implications are. Our work of the week was ‘anticipated’ and we were very impressed to see how some of the children even managed to get this into their writing! We can’t wait to show you these at parents’ evening.
In maths this week, we have been looking at Roman numerals. With the use of help sheets, the children were able to crack codes written in Roman numerals!
Later in the week, we moved onto negative numbers. The children were fantastic at using negative numbers in calculations and even saw the pattern when counting through 0 to a negative number.
Bonjour! This week we have continued to look at adjectives to describe animals. You could watch this video which shows “Cher Zoo” (Dear Zoo) read in French. Your child could then identify some of the animal words and adjectives that we have been learning. Next week we will begin to write a “Bizarre Animal” poem.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 10.10.22
Next week in topic, we are going to take part in a class debate about the negative and positive implications of deforestation. We are then going to be writing a persuasive letter convincing a large company to try harder at reducing deforestation.
In maths, we are now leaving place value and starting our new mini topic of addition and subtraction. We are starting by looking at addition and subtraction on a number line.
in the song using the pictures
In French next week we will be drafting our “Bizarre Animal” poem.
Stars of the Week – 30.09.22
This week, our stars are
Alysha and Aharshi
Well done to you both!
Parent Information – 7.20.22
Don’t forget to check our class gallery for photographs of what we have been up to and our home learning page for the weekly homework tasks!
This Week’s Learning – wb 26.09.22
This week we had a wonderful visit from Zoolab and we got to look at some of the animals we might find in a rainforest – we even got to hold a giant snail, millepede and a snake! Hannah from Zoolab was wonderful and told us lots of information about the animals, plants and even about deforestation. Please pop over to the Gallery to take a look at some of the photographs from the day.
In topic this week, we have been writing our own stories based on the story of The Great Kapok tree. Once we have finished editing these stories, we will get to take a copy home and share our wonderful writing with you!
In maths this week, we have been looking at number bonds to 100. We were amazing at this and by the end of the week we were even able to solve word problems linked to number bonds!
Bonjour! This week we have been learning how to use adjectives to describe in French. Ask your child what words they might use in French to describe your pets. Next week we will continue to use our adjectives and animal vocabulary and our work will be based on Rod Campbell’s storybook “Dear Zoo”.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 3.10.22
Next week in topic, we start to look at deforestation and what we can do to help to reduce this.
In maths, we will be looking at different number systems. We will be learning about Roman numerals and even cracking codes linked to these!
In French next week we will continue to look at adjectives to describe animals.
Stars of the Week – 30.09.22
This week, our stars are
Binar and Nithin
Well done to you both!
Parent Information - 30.9.22
Don’t forget individual children’s photos are on Thursday 6th October, please ensure your child is dressed in full school uniform.
Today (Friday 30th September), we had a fire drill practice and a lockdown practice. The children were all absolutely amazing and did us very proud. Some of them were a little upset at the lockdown drill - it was very loud! Please let us know if they need us to talk to them anymore about it.
This Week’s Learning – wb 19.09.22
This week we have looked at the different animals found in the rainforest and looked at ways we could group them. We then went of J2E and created a branching database. I know they would love to share these with you so please ask your child to log into their J2E account.
In Maths we had the tricky task of placing 4 digit numbers onto a blank numberline. We all did extremely well when the numberline was numbered, but it was a bit harder to work out when the numberline was blank! However, as always, Year 4 put their utmost effort into working this out!
Bonjour! This week we have been learning how to use adjectives to describe in French. Ask your child what words they might use in French to describe your pets.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 26.09.22
Next week, we will be gathering vocabulary at the beginning of the week ready to write our own stories of life in the rainforest. We will be using the book ‘The Great Kapok Tree’ to base our stories on.
In maths, we will be using our knowledge of number bonds to 10, 100 and 1000 to support problem solving questions to 1000.
In French next week we will continue to use our adjectives and animal vocabulary and our work will be based on Rod Campbell’s storybook “Dear Zoo”. If you have a copy in English at home, it might be worth a little read to refresh their memory of the story.
Stars of the Week – 23.09.22
This week, our stars are
Hailey and Tommy
Well done to you both!
Parent/Carer Information – 26.09.22
Please can we remind you that for PE days, long hair needs to be tied up and earrings need to be removed.
Zoolab this week! The children are very excited that Zoolab will be visiting us on Tuesday (27th September), if you child has any phobia or fear of animals, please let me know beforehand!
This Week’s Learning – wb 12.09.22
It has been another wonderful week in Year 4! We are all so impressed with the learning attitudes of everyone in Year 4; even when things get trickier, no one gives up or gets disheartened.
In topic this week, we have been drafting our information texts about the Amazon rainforest. We have used our laptops to research key facts and thought carefully about the Year 4 writing expectations when forming our sentences. The finished leaflets will be going to Year 3 to help them when they start in Year 4!
In Maths this week, we have continued using place value counters and grids to add and subtract thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones from 4-digit numbers. Take a look at our fantastic work on the gallery page! We also introduced Gattegno charts to help with this too.
There have been no fluency or arithmetic tests this week as we have been completing baseline activities, but next week they will start again. Children will bring home marked fluency and arithmetic tests each day so that you can see where you may need to support further at home.
Bonjour! In French this week, we began our new topic “Cher Zoo” (Dear Zoo). We looked at the names of lots of different zoo animals in French and noticed lots of similarities with the English words. You could log into your Busy Things account to practice. Go to Busy Things, KS2, Year 3/4, languages, French and click on the animal worksheet.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 19.09.22
Due to the Queen’s funeral, school will be closed on Monday.
Next week, we will be look more into the different animals we may find in the rainforests around the whole. We will look at grouping and classifying these in our science sessions.
In maths, we will be using our place value knowledge of 4 digit numbers to plot numbers on a blank numberline.
In French next week, we will be learning how to write the names of the animals.
Stars of the Week – 16.09.22
This week, our stars are
Varvara and Katya
Well done to you both!
Parent/Carer Information – 19.09.22
Please can we remind you that for PE days, long hair needs to be tied up and earrings need to be removed.
Zoolab – this has now moved to Tuesday 27th September as the original date is now a bank holiday. Thank you to everyone for your prompt payment with this, we still have some monies outstanding but are confident these will all be paid so that we can go ahead with the exciting event!
Please visit Home Learning for our homework for this week. Homework is expected to be handed each by Thursday each week. There is a Tuesday lunchtime club for any who think they may not be able to complete it this week.
Cycle to School Week; 3-7th October
We are encouraging everyone to take part and make a pledge. See letter and poster below!
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
This Week’s Learning – wb 5.09.22
We are so proud of how well everyone has returned to school after the summer break! We are clearly enjoying our new topic ‘Thunderous Rainforests’ and already know so many facts about rainforests and the animals that live there.
We have really enjoyed using our 1:1 devices and class and some of our favourite lessons have been Typing Club and Spellings Blast! Children can log into these at home too using their usual username and password (pop us an email at Holly Class if you have lost these!)
We have used our place value counters in maths to represent 4 digit numbers. We were a little worried about numbers with thousands, but using the counters and the Dienes apparatus really supported our learning and we all made fantastic progress in just 1 week! Take a look at our gallery page to see some of the photographs!
Bonjour! In French this week, we began our new topic “Cher Zoo” (Dear Zoo). We looked at the names of lots of different zoo animals in French and noticed lots of similarities with the English words. You could log into your Busy Things account to practice. Go to Busy Things, KS2, Year 3/4, languages, French and click on the animal worksheet.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 12.09.22
Next week, we will be using our knowledge to write our own information texts about rainforests. We will use our laptops to research life in the rainforest and to gather vocabulary that will help us with our reports.
In maths, we will be using our place value knowledge of 4 digit numbers to add and subtract thousands, hundreds, tens and ones. We will use our place value counters to support us.
In French next week, we will be learning how to write the names of the animals.
Stars of the Week – 9.09.22
This week, our stars are
Yad and Chingu
Well done to you both!
We have been so impressed with the behaviour and attitude to learning from ALL of Holly class this week – well done to everyone!
Parent/Carer Information – 12.09.22
Please can we remind you that for PE days, long hair needs to be tied up and earrings need to be removed.
Zoolab – we are still waiting for some more payments to be made for our Zoolab visit. At the moment, we do not have enough money to go ahead with the visitors. If you are having any difficulties in paying for this opportunity, please arrange to speak in confidence with Miss Sims or Mrs Schalkwyk. Payment should be made via your Arbor account. You can view the letter here
https://rushy-meadow.uk.arbor.sc
This Term’s Learning – wb 5.09.22
Welcome back! Our new topic is ‘Thunderous Rainforests’ We will be looking at the location of rainforests around the world, animals we might find in rainforests, deforestation and much more! It is a very exciting topic and we have lots of exciting activities planned!
Next Week’s Learning – wb 5.09.22
We will be starting the week off with lots of activities to get us settled back into school. We will go through the school rules and create our own class rules together.
We are very lucky in Year 4 that we will have access to 1:1 devices to use in class! We will be learning how to use these devices and how to care for them!
In topic, we will look at the location and climate of rainforests around the world – using our new laptops to research all about rainforests.
In maths, we will be looking at 4 digit numbers. We will be looking at the amount of thousands, hundreds, tens and ones in each 4 digit number.
In music, we will start our first Year 4 music project using Soundtrap!
Bonjour! In French this half term, we will be learning about animals, and we will start our new unit next week. This week, we have been revising some of our learning from last year and we have learnt a new song. Watch this video to recap this week’s song - click here
We will start our PE lessons the first week back so please come to school dressed in your PE kits on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wednesday is our indoor PE day and we usually request shorts to be worn in the hall – however, if it is a chilly Autumn day, you are able to wear leggings/joggers if you prefer this half term as we will not be using the apparatus.
Parent/Carer Information – 5.09.22
Welcome back! We are very excited to get to know you all and start our fabulous Year 4 adventure together. Please feel free to email Mrs Briggs on the Holly Class email if you have any questions or concerns.
Monday 5th September is our Hook Day! We are asking everyone to come dressed as a rainforest animal! Click here for the letter and please feel free to pop us an email if you would like us to print a mask out for you!
Zoolab – we have booked the amazing Zoolab company to come in and share some of their rainforest animals with us! The cost of this experience is £9.98 per child and we are asking that this money is paid no later than Friday 9th September so that we can ensure we can go ahead with this fantastic opportunity. You can view the letter here
You can view all of the Year 4 letters on the Letters to parents 2022-2023 page or follow this link for the Year 4 letters
Year 4 | Rushy Meadow Primary Academy
Don’t forget to pop over to our class gallery
to have a look at the photographs of our new classroom, we will update this every week so you can see examples of children's work and photographs of some of our exciting activities.
Gallery | Rushy Meadow Primary Academy