Class Teacher Posts
Class Teachers for Year 6 Classes:
Miss B Knight
Miss C Dowding
Teaching Assistant for Sycamore Class:
Mrs S Walker
Student Teacher for Sycamore Class:
Miss J Foster
This Week’s Learning – wb 11.07.22
We had our Year 6 production this week. The children did AMAZINGLY, and we are so proud of them! More fun things planned for next week!
We have also been starting to complete some more transition activities for high schools.
In maths, we have been keeping up with our arithmetic tests.
In music, we continued and finalised our new projects on Soundtrap.
Bonjour! In French this week, Year 6 worked with their partner to rewrite and illustrate their own versions of “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). They have a writing frame and vocabulary banks to help them. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Next Week’s Learning – wb 18.07.22
Next week, we will be playing lots of games and completing fun activities to make sure our last week at Rushy Meadow is a memorable one! Stay tuned for pictures on the blog!
In music, we will showcase our Soundtrap projects and find out the winner!
Bonjour! We will be visiting Year 2 and sharing our stories we have been writing based on “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster).
Class Teacher Awards – 15.07.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Whole of Willow Class!
Sycamore: Whole of Sycamore Class!
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 15.07.22
Thank you to all of those who came to support and watch the Year 6 performance (and to those who couldn’t make it but helped with costume prep!) – it went swimmingly, and the children thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
A reminder that next Thursday 21st July is our Year 6 sleepover. Here are a few reminders:
- Children will go home as normal and then return to school at 7pm.
- They can come back to school in their own clothes but these need to be appropriate please – they may wish to wear the leavers hoodies which they will be given next week
- They will need to bring with them their sleepover things, including a sleeping bag/duvet and pillow, along with a spare change of uniform for Friday.
- They may also wish to bring a SPARE shirt for signing on the Friday
- If your child is packed lunch, they may also need to bring their packed lunch for Friday (this can be kept in the fridge overnight)
Have a read of the information in the link below about a free summer reading challenge - a chance to win tickets for family days out or an amazon voucher!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 04.07.22
In science, we learnt about the impact that diet and exercise have on our bodies. We discussed what a healthy diet is and the benefits of exercise in keeping our bodies healthy. We also learnt about the impact of drugs and alcohol, in particular, which organs these things affect the most.
In maths, we have been keeping up with our arithmetic tests.
In music, we continued our new projects on Soundtrap.
Bonjour! In French this week, Year 6 worked with their partner to rewrite and illustrate their own versions of “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). They have a writing frame and vocabulary banks to help them. We will continue to work on these for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Next Week’s Learning – wb 11.07.22
It’s performance week! We will be holding dress rehearsals to the rest of the school on Monday and Tuesday before performing to parents on Wednesday and Thursday.
When our performances are over, we have some fun activities planned, such as the pirate game, creating PowerPoints about our new schools and filming ‘Surviving Year 6’ documentaries for the new Year 5 children.
In maths, we will be doing some arithmetic so we don’t forget it! We are also going to be doing some more maths games and challenges.
In music, we will continue with our Soundtrap projects.
Bonjour! We will continue to work on their stories for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Class Teacher Awards – 08.07.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Rayyaan and Biram
Sycamore: Summer and Ruby T
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 04.07.22
All costumes should now be in school for our performance. If there are any still to be brought in, please ensure this is done on Monday ready for our dress rehearsal that morning.
Tuesday 12th July is celebration evening for parents after school. This is a chance to visit their current classroom and see all the hard work they have been doing. You are also able to visit your child’s new classroom to see where they will be from September – although this won’t apply for Year 6!
Performances for our production will be on Wednesday 13th July at 5.30pm and Thursday 14th July at 9am. Please remember your tickets!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 27.06.22
In science, we looked at our bread experiment which we set up a few weeks ago, which aimed at investigating conditions for micro-organism growth. We looked at our results made conclusions, based on what we knew about classifying micro-organisms and how they grow.
In maths, we have been keeping up with our arithmetic tests.
In music, we continued our new projects on Soundtrap.
Bonjour! In French this week, Year 6 worked with their partner to rewrite and illustrate their own versions of “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). They have a writing frame and vocabulary banks to help them. We will continue to work on these for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Next Week’s Learning – wb 04.07.22
Our main focus next week is perfecting our performance!
Next week, we will be using clay to make model hearts in art. We will then paint these models using different equipment to make patterns for vessels. In science, we will be learning about the impact that food, exercise, drugs and alcohol have on our bodies.
In maths, we will be doing some arithmetic so we don’t forget it! We are also going to be doing some more maths games and challenges.
In music, we will continue with our Soundtrap projects.
Bonjour! We will continue to work on their stories for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Parent/Carer Information - 04.07.22
Bikeability: bike ability continues on Monday for those who have signed up. Remember your bike and helmet!
Wednesday 6th July is high school transition day for many children – enjoy!
Our production is really coming along! Performances will be on Wednesday 13th July at 5.30pm and Thursday 14th July at 9am. You should all have received letters about costumes - can we please ask these are in school ready for Friday 8th July ready for our dress rehearsal. If you would like to bring it in before, we are happy to keep it safe at school.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 20.06.22
In science, we have learnt about the circulatory system and the job of the heart, blood vessels and blood. You can see some wonderful posters about this in the gallery section. We also learnt about how water and nutrients are transported around the body through the small intestine and blood. At the end of the week, children learnt about how micro-organisms are classified into groups: bacteria, virus and fungi.
In maths, we have been keeping up with our arithmetic tests.
In music, we continued our new projects on Soundtrap.
Bonjour! In French this week, Year 6 worked with their partner to rewrite and illustrate their own versions of “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). They have a writing frame and vocabulary banks to help them. We will continue to work on these for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Next Week’s Learning – wb 27.06.22
In science next week, we will be discussing our findings to our experiment, using our knowledge of micro-organisms from this week to help. We will also be using clay to make model hearts in art.
In maths, we will be doing some arithmetic so we don’t forget it! We are also going to be doing some more maths games and challenges.
In music, we will continue with our Soundtrap projects.
Bonjour! We will continue to work on their stories for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Class Teacher Awards – 24.06.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Alan and Britney
Sycamore: Saathana and Betsy
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 24.06.22
A lot of important dates next week!
- Monday: Circus Workshop – children will need to wear their PE kits
- Tuesday: Swimming – children will need to wear their swim suits under their PE kits
- Friday: Sports Day – children will need to come to school in their PE kits. You are able to come and watch this year and are welcome from 10.45 – 12.15 on the KS2 playground and field. Please see the letter that went out for more information.
- Bikeability: bike ability starts on Monday for those who have signed up. Remember your bike and helmet!
Exciting news that our Year 6 production is now well and truly underway! Letters will be coming home soon with information about the performance itself, along with information about costumes/props your child may need.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
Dear parent/carer,
As part of our commitment to make maths exciting and high profile in our school, we are taking part in a friendly competition involving schools in London. The competition runs from 07:30am Monday 27th June 2022 to 19:30pm Wednesday 29th June 2022. It's all done online via play.ttrockstars.com.
Children can play in any gamemode with every correct answer to a multiplication or division question, earning themselves, their class and the school a point. The Times Tables Rock Stars platform will calculate the class average (the number of correct answers per pupil in the class who play during the competition hours). Winning classes in the school and in the competition as a whole will be the ones with the highest average. There will be prizes and certificates available.
To support player wellbeing, there is a daily time limit of 60-minutes per player. In other words, each player can earn competition points for up to 60-minutes between 07:30am and 19:30pm on Monday 27th June 2022 to 19:30 Wednesday 29th June 2022. Once the player goes beyond 60-minutes of play on that day, they will still earn coins but will no longer earn points towards the competition.
Let’s get ready to Rock!
This Week’s Learning – wb 06.06.22
In English this week, we have had a book focus: Granny by Anthony Horowitz. We got immersed into the book at the start of the week, having whole class reading sessions and doing some role play. We then focussed on the character of Granny and what a truly revolting character she is! We collected vocabulary to describe her personality, appearance and hobbies and then used this to write character descriptions. You can see some of these in the gallery section.
In maths, we completed some fun challenges to get our brains working! We have also been keeping up with our arithmetic tests.
In music, we started our new projects on Soundtrap.
Next Week's Learning – wb 13.06.22
We will be starting our new topic next week, ‘Body Works’. This is a heavily science focussed topic which we are so excited about! We will start by discussing what we already know about the body and will then be learning about some of the main organs and the circulatory system.
In maths, we will be doing some arithmetic so we don’t forget it! We are also going to be doing some more maths games and challenges.
In music, we will continue with our Soundtrap projects.
Bonjour! This week in French, Year 6 chose a partner to work with to rewrite and illustrate their own versions of “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). They have a writing frame and vocabulary banks to help them. We will continue to work on these for the next few sessions. It will be useful when they are reading to the Year 2 children if they are familiar with the original story to help with fluency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Class Teacher Awards – 10.06.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Anish and Aratrika
Sycamore: Yousuf and Alisha
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 10.06.22
In PSHE this term, we will be covering a topic called ‘Changing Me’. This is a chance for us to discuss how bodies change through puberty and changes in emotions children may have. It is also known as our ‘sex education’ sessions. You may wish to speak to your children about this. If you wish to find out more, please get in touch with us using the emails below and we would be happy to give you a breakdown of what we will be discussing with the children during these PSHE sessions.
We are also having some ‘Worry Ninja Workshops’ to give children the opportunity to share their worries and help with their transition to high school.
Exciting news that our Year 6 production is now well and truly underway! Letters will be coming home soon with information about the performance itself, along with information about costumes/props your child may need.
Please remember that ALL year 6 children will be swimming this Tuesday 14th June. Please see the letter that was sent out for more information.
We will be having a Mufti Day on Friday 24th June - the theme is Rushy Meadow colours so get your purple, green and white ready! Please send your child to school with £1 on this day.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 23.05.22
On Thursday, we celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee! We decorated the classroom, dressed up in red, white and blue and took part in a carousel of activities: biscuit decorating, portraits, creating our own stamp designs and collages. You can see pictures of this in the gallery section.
In English this week, we looked at the features of poems, focusing on literary language such as similes, metaphors and personification. We then planned and wrote our own poems based on WWII – lots of us managed to get them to rhyme too! It was exciting as we could type these, meaning we were also vey creative with our presentation – you can see these on Teams in assignments. In history, we learnt about how WWII ended and how and why VE day is celebrated.
In maths, we completed some fun challenges to get our brains working!
In music, we continued to create our own raps using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! In French this week we completed some fun activities to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
First Week Back’s Learning – wb 06.06.22
In English, we will be reading a new book called ‘Granny’ by Anthony Horowitz. Initially, we are going to be really getting into the book by reading it as a class and doing some role play. Children will then get the chance to write a character description for Granny after collecting lots of vocabulary to describe her personality, appearance, feelings and hobbies.
In maths, we will be doing some arithmetic so we don’t forget it! We are also going to be doing some more maths games and challenges.
In music, we will start our next music project using Soundtrap!
In French we will be rewriting and illustrating our own versions of “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). Children will have a writing frame and vocabulary banks to help them.
Parent/Carer Information - 26.05.22
Half term has arrived! We hope you enjoy your week off and look forward to seeing children back in school on Tuesday 7th June.
In PSHE next term, we will be covering a topic called ‘Changing Me’. This is a chance for us to discuss how bodies change through puberty and changes in emotions children may have. It is also known as our ‘sex education’ sessions. You may wish to speak to your children about this before they return to school. If you wish to find out more about this, please get in touch with us using the emails below and we would be happy to give you a breakdown of what we will be discussing with the children during these PSHE sessions.
We are also starting to think about children's transition to high school. With this in mind, for the first three Friday's back after half term, we have arranged for a 'Worry Ninja's Workshop' which will discuss some of their most common fears and how we can deal with them.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 16.05.22
In history this week, we learnt about rationing in WWII and how it impacted upon people’s lives and compared a rationed WWII meal to the meals we have now. In English, we wrote newspaper reports and were able to choose a topic throughout WWII to write about. Perhaps the most exciting part, in D&T we made a rationed meal! We conducted some research to see what rationed meals were like before designing a pear crumble. We then made this and got to enjoy it with some custard! You can see pictures of this in the gallery section.
We completed some fun maths games and challenges to get our brains working!
In music, we continued to create our own raps using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we began to describe a monster’s appearance orally using numbers and colours. You can practice colours by going to the Busy Things website, clicking Key Stage 2, year 5/6, languages, French and then scrolling down to the labelling colours worksheet.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 23.05.22
In history, we will be learning about how WWII ended before discussing everything we have learnt during this topic. In English, we will be learning about the features of poems before writing our own war poetry.
In music, we will continue to make our own raps using Soundtrap.
In French next week, we will be completing some activities to commemorate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee!
Class Teacher Awards – 20.05.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: All of Willow Class!
Sycamore: Karl and Ethan
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 20.05.22
One more week until half term! Please remember that children break up on Thursday 26th May at normal time.
On Thursday 26th May, the whole school will be marking the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with a day full of activities. This includes being allowed to come dressed in mufti on this day – as long as it is red, white or blue! We will also be burying a Rushy Meadow time capsule. Stay tuned for pictures!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 09.05.22
We are SO incredibly proud of all the children for their outstanding hard work during SATs this week! They have done themselves and Rushy Meadow proud!
In art this week, we look at Henry Moore, who was an artist during WWII and who was inspired by the Blitz. With this in mind, we then created our own artwork of the Blitz, which you can see in the gallery section.
In music, we continued to create our own raps using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week, Year 6 listened again to “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). The children are beginning to join in with retelling the story. We had a lot of fun drawing around each other and labelling body parts. You can practice body parts by going to the Busy Things website, clicking Key Stage 2, year 5/6, languages, French and then scrolling down to the labelling body parts worksheet. Or you could listen to this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bChrAwLzoSo
Next Week’s Learning – wb 16.05.22
In history, we are learning about the effects of rationing in WWII. We will also be writing newspaper reports in English. In D&T, we are going to be designing and making our own rationed meal!
In maths, we are going to be doing some fun challenges!
In music, we will continue to make our own raps using Soundtrap.
In French next week, we will be revising colours and numbers to help us write our own versions of the story.
Class Teacher Awards – 06.05.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
All the children for their hard work in SATs!
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 13.05.22
We want to say a HUGE well done again to the children for their hard work with SATs this week and thank you for your support at home with this. Please enjoy a RELAXING and FUN weekend!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 02.05.22
In English this week, we have been writing our WWII stories, focussing on our description and dialogue.
In maths, we continued with statistics, reading line graphs and interpreting the data. After, we learnt about the properties of a circle, including how to find the radius and diameter. We finished the week learning how to find the mean (average) and interpreting pie charts.
In music, we continued to create our own raps using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we have started a new topic. We will be reading the story “Vat'en grand monstre vert” (Go away big green monster). It’s a storybook for very young children. The year 6 children will be learning all the vocabulary they need to write their own version of the story. After half term I am hoping that the Year 6 children will be able to visit Year 2 and read them their stories to show off all their French knowledge to the Year 2’s who will be beginning to learn French next year. In this week’s lesson we were introduced to the story and then learned how to say different body parts in French. Your child can listen to the story again at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHrZ1Zq14bc
Next Week’s Learning – wb 09.05.22
Next week is SATs week – please see more information below about this.
We will be learning about the Phoney War in history and then studying Henry Moore’s work in art. Children will then create their own piece of artwork inspired by the Blitz using paints.
In music, we will continue to make our own raps using Soundtrap.
In French next week, we will continue to practice body parts.
Class Teacher Awards – 06.05.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Tommy and Iryna
Sycamore: All of Sycamore Class
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 06.05.22
SATs week has arrived! Please ensure your child is in school every day next week – we then have our fun day out on Friday to celebrate! A reminder that breakfast club starts at 7.45am. We want to say once again that we do not want this to be a stressful week for children so we will be keeping the week as calm and fun as possible! Get them to relax this weekend doing something they enjoy!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
Bike Ability
Please see the document below regarding bike ability for Year 6.
This Week’s Learning – wb 25.04.22
In English this week, we planned a WWII story of our choice – it just had to have a WWII theme! We then used the descriptosaurus language sheets to collect vocabulary for our settings and characters. You can see pictures of this work in the gallery section.
In maths, we wrapped up our algebra topic and moved on to ratio, where we used ratios to find the relationship between two amounts. Children also learnt how to enlarge shapes using a scale factor and used ration to solve problems in real life contexts.
In music, we continued to create our own raps using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we finished our Michelin guide to our favourite ice cream flavours from last half term. You could watch this video to add more adjectives to describe different types of flavours: French Flavor Vocabulary (frenchlearner.com)
Next Week’s Learning – wb 02.05.22
We will be writing our stories based on WWII using our plans and language we collected for characters and settings.
In maths, we will be looking at statistics, including graphs, pie charts and calculating the mean/average. We will also be learning about the diameter, radius and circumference of circles.
In music, we will continue to make our own raps using Soundtrap.
Class Teacher Awards – 29.04.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Tanu and Cathleen
Sycamore: Ivan and Nj
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 29.04.22
We are on the home stretch to SATs now! A reminder to please make your children are in school every day unless your child is unwell.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 18.04.22
This half term, we are continuing with our WWII topic. In history, we learnt about the Blitz, including how it affected people’s lives, including the blackouts and types of shelters they used. In geography, we used aerial maps to plot where bombs dropped in Carshalton during the Blitz. In English, we worked in groups to gather ideas for a story about WWII which we will work on over the next couple of weeks.
In maths, we started our algebra topic and the children love it! We started with generating and describing number sequences before finding the value of letters in an expression and identifying rules and formulas to follow. Children were then able to solve a range of algebraic expressions.
In music, we have started to create our own raps using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we continued to create a Michelin guide to our favourite ice cream flavours from last half term. You could watch this video to add more adjectives to describe different types of flavours: French Flavor Vocabulary (frenchlearner.com)
Next Week’s Learning – wb 25.04.22
We will be planning our stories based on WWII and collect some language to use in them. We will also start to write them, but this will continue into the week after next.
In maths, we will be learning about ratio and scale factors.
In music, we will continue to make our own raps using Soundtrap.
Class Teacher Awards – 22.04.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Raymond and Daniel
Sycamore: Lathik and Ayyan
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 22.04.22
We are on the home stretch to SATs now! A reminder to please make your children are in school every day unless your child is unwell.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 28.03.22
This week English, we wrote our formal letters to the government. We also learnt about how and why propaganda was used during WWII.
In maths, we reflected shapes in an axis and translated them using our knowledge of coordinates.
In music, we continued to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
First Week Back’s Learning – wb 18.04.22
We will be continuing with our WWII topic next term and will begin by learning about the Blitz and how it affected people. We will also be gathering some vocabulary for a story in English.
In maths, we will moving onto algebra. We will solve algebraic expressions and finding missing numbers in a problem.
In music, we will continue to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! If you have time over the Easter holidays, you could go to https://www.french-games.net/ and practice some of the topics in French that we have been learning this year. Joyeuses Pâques!
Class Teacher Awards – 01.04.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Aleksandra and Harini
Sycamore: Betsy and Jack N
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 01.04.22
We are so pleased and proud of how well the children have worked this term – they deserve a good break!
Happy Easter!
We look forward to seeing the children back on Tuesday 19th April.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 21.03.22
This week English, we wrote our persuasive speeches to encourage the government to put at end to WWII. We were blown away by some of the language children used and felt very persuaded! Children then worked in partners to edit their work before performing their speeches to the class. We also looked at the features of formal letters and planned one ready for next week.
In maths, found missing angles in quadrilaterals and a range of other polygons. We learnt that there are 360o around a point and 180o on a line. Children had fun creating nets for a range of 3D shapes using their 2D properties and got a taste of coordinates on Friday, which we will continue with next week.
In music, we continued to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we have begun to create a Michelin guide to our favourite ice cream flavours giving reasons for our choices. You could watch this video to add more adjectives to describe different types of flavours: French Flavor Vocabulary (frenchlearner.com)
Next Week’s Learning – wb 28.03.22
We will be having some final assessments next week before SATs, but these are nothing to worry about and we will be completing them like we have the others so it will be no different for the children to keep them as relaxed as possible!
Next week in English, we will be writing and editing our formal letters. In history, we are going to be learning about propaganda that was used during WWII, before creating our own propaganda posters in art using paints.
In maths next week, we will be continuing to learn about coordinates, including reflecting shapes in different quadrants.
In music, we will continue to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Next week in French, we will be finishing our booklets about ice-cream flavours and doing some Easter activities before the end of term.
Class Teacher Awards – 25.03.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Lenny and Kaveesha
Sycamore: Charlie and Maisie
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 25.03.22
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 14.03.22
This week in history, we learnt about evacuation: what it was, why it was so important and what children had to take with them. We then had an ‘Evacuee Day’ where we dressed up as evacuees escaping WWII. There were lots of fun activities to get involved with, including making ID cards and evacuation labels, learning popular WWII songs, writing postcards home and creating our own radio broadcasts. You can see lots of pictures of us dressed up in the gallery section! In English, we identified the features of persuasive speeches and planned a persuasive speech ready to write next week.
In maths, we recapped the properties of 2D and 3D shapes, completing an investigation about the number of edges, vertices and faces when using 3D shapes. We then moved on to angles, discussing the different types of angles and using protractors to measure and draw them. You can see pictures of this work in the gallery section. Towards the end of the week, we learnt that angles in a triangle add up to 180o and found missing angles in triangles using this knowledge.
In music, we continued to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we have begun to create a Michelin guide to our favourite ice cream flavours giving reasons for our choices. You could watch this video to add more adjectives to describe different types of flavours: French Flavor Vocabulary (frenchlearner.com)
Next Week’s Learning – wb 21.03.22
Next week in English, we will be writing a persuasive speech to encourage people to end WWII and will then work in groups to edit and perform them. Our next piece of writing will be a formal letter so we will also be looking at the features of formal letters and planning one.
In maths next week, we will be finding missing angles in a range of shapes, learning about the relationship between opposite angles and angles around a point and identifying 3D shapes from their drawn nets. We will also have our first lesson on coordinates.
In music, we will continue to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Next week in French, we will be finishing our booklets about ice-cream flavours.
Class Teacher Awards – 14.03.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Bhagat and Bianca
Sycamore: Beste and Saathana
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 14.03.22
You have been emailed a letter about parent consultations taking place on 31st March. The portal to book your slot opens on the 23rd March at 4pm and will close on 29th March at 4pm. If you have any trouble booking this, please email us using the emails below or speak to the school office and we can get one booked in for you.
The Big Walk and Wheel competition!
Please click the document below to find out about the Big Walk and Wheel competition next week and to find out the winners of the poster competition in each class!
This Monday 21st March is World Poetry Day! Want to be awarded 'Best Poet' in your school?! Have a read of the competition below!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 07.03.22
This week in history, we learnt about how WWII impacted upon people’s lives at how it has affected our lives today. We looked at a range of sources, including photographs and radio recordings, to do this. In English, we then wrote a diary entry pretending to be either a soldier in WWII or a child who was being evacuated.
In maths, we moved on to finding the area and perimeter of compound shapes and children completed a practical activity outside, where they got to make their own compound shape and then find the area and perimeter of it using metre sticks. You can see photos of this in the gallery section. After, we learnt how to find the volume of a cubes and cuboids.
In music, we are making our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we did a class survey to see what the most popular ice cream flavour is. You could do a family survey to see if the same flavours are popular.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 14.03.22
Next week in history, we will be learning about evacuation during WWII, looking at what this was, why children were evacuated and what they had to bring with them. We will also be having an ‘evacuee day’ to immerse children into the learning! In English, we will begin to identify the features of persuasive speeches and plan a persuasive speech about ending the war.
In maths next week, we will be recapping the properties of 2D and 3D shapes and starting to measure angles using degrees.
In music, we will continue to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Next week in French, we will add reasons for our opinions and begin to create our Michelin guides to ice cream.
Class Teacher Awards – 11.03.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Lexi and Megan
Sycamore: Alex and An-Chen
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 11.03.22
Please don’t forget we have an inset day on Monday 14th March 2022.
A letter has been sent out to you via email about a ‘WWII Evacuee Day’ we will be having on Thursday 17th March. We can’t wait to see how children dress up!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 28.02.22
This week, we had World Book Day! To celebrate this, we had a ‘book week’ and chose to look at Rose Blanche as it is set during WWII which is our topic for this term. We started by doing some role play to really find out more about the characters and then children wrote an informal letter as the main character, Rose Blanche, to one of the other children in the story. These letters turned out AMAZING!!
In maths we have been learning how to find the area and perimeter of rectangles, parallelograms and triangles.
In music, we are making our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! This week we have been saying our opinions about ice cream flavours adding the conjunctions and, but and however. We played some games to help us remember the phrases. You could watch this video where Alexa explains how to use the verb aimer – to like / love: Aimer (to like/love) - Present Tense (French verbs conjugated by Learn French With Alexa).
Next Week’s Learning – wb 07.03.22
Next week in history, we will be using photographs to help us understand how the outbreak of WWII changed people’s lives and how it has impacted us today. Children will then use this knowledge to write diary entries, pretending they are children during WWII.
In maths next week, we will be finding the area and perimeter of compound shapes and finding the volume of cuboids.
In music, we will continue to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Next week in French, we will be surveying the class on their favourite flavoured ice creams.
Class Teacher Awards – 04.03.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Olivia and Keyaan
Sycamore: Liam and Andy
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 04.03.22
A letter has been sent out to you via email about a ‘WWII Evacuee Day’ we will be having on Monday 14th March. We can’t wait to see how children dress up!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 21.02.22
This week, we have started our new topic, ‘WWII’ and we are loving it! we started by thinking about what we already know and what we would like to learn and then had a ‘hook morning’ where we really got ourselves immersed into the topic by watching some videos, making some spitfire planes and doing some research. So far, we have learnt about the countries involved in the war, how and why the war started and have sequenced key events throughout the war, such as the Blitz, on a timeline.
In maths we have been continuing with measure: converting measures involving volume and length, converting imperial measures and solving problems involving a range of measures. On Friday, we converted units of time.
In music, we are making our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Bonjour! I hope you had a lovely half term. This term we will be learning all about Likes and dislikes and justifying our opinions. This week we have been looking at ice cream flavours in French – delicieux! You could watch this video to practice how to say “Je voudrais une glace……” Don’t forget to add “s’il vous plait” to say please. Ice cream- French - Bing video
Next Week’s Learning – wb 28.02.22
Next week is World Book Day, so we are taking a week off from our topic to focus on a book called ‘Rose Blanche’ by Ian McEwan in English. We have chosen this book as it links to our topic of WWII and children will be able to explore the characters through some drama and will be writing a letter as Rose Blanche to one of the other characters in the story. We will also be completing some other fun book week activities, such as designing a new book cover, writing alternative endings and creating a book review.
In maths next week, we are moving on to area and perimeter, starting with parallelograms, rectangles and triangles.
In music, we will continue to make our own melodies using Soundtrap.
Next week in French, we will be learning how to say our opinions.
Class Teacher Awards – 25.02.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Zack and Lily
Sycamore: Gracie and Ollie
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 25.02.22
Just a note, next week in PSHE, we will be looking at different types of drugs and the impact of drugs on the body. if you would like to speak to your children about this beforehand, please do – or if you have any questions or concerns about this, please speak to us.
Next week is also World Book Day! On Thursday, children can come dressed up as a book character – we would also love it if they could bring in their favourite book to share with the class.
The Big walk and wheel, formally the Big Pedal is back the week of 21st of March to the 1st of April. Please do try to use a sustainable form of transport to come to school during this week, you could walk, cycle, scoot, roller skate etc. There is even a chance to win some great prizes. Last year our school came 13th out of 5000 schools, I would love it if we could do even better this year.
Kind regards Mrs Green, School Travel Champion.
Click below to see the letter from Mrs Green about this.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 07.02.22
This week, we had our trip to the Horniman Museum to help learn more about our topic, including evolution and fossils – you can see pictures of this in the gallery section. In English, we have been writing our adventure stories and then worked with a partner to edit them before reflecting upon what we have learnt this term in our topic ‘Life’s Legacy’.
In maths we solved problems involving percentages, decimals and fractions and then moved onto our measurement topic: converting measures involving mass and length.
In music, we are using Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Bonjour! This week we have had lots of fun putting on our fashion show. The children really know how to strike a pose and I was really impressed with how much French they spoke.
First Week Back’s Learning – wb 21.02.22
Our topic next term is WWII. We will start by thinking about what we know about this topic and what we would like to find out. Throughout the term, we will learn about why WWII took place, what life was like before and after, think about what life would have been like as an evacuee and why evacuated occurred. Children will also get the chance to create their own propaganda posters.
In maths during the first week back, we will be continuing with measure, moving on to volume and mass. We will convert different measures and solve problems using this knowledge before moving on to time.
Next term in French, our new topic will be learning about café culture with a focus on ice cream – délicieux! Keep up the numbers practice over the half term break: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEx2fPn-_UE
Go up to 30 on the video and beyond to get you ready for next half term.
Class Teacher Awards – 11.02.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Rayyaan and Lacey-Rae
Sycamore: All of Sycamore Class
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 11.02.22
We wanted to say how proud we are of how hard the children have worked this half term and hope that you have a lovely half term break! We look forward to seeing children back on Monday 21st February.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 31.01.22
This week in geography we used atlases and aerial maps to locate the Galapagos Islands. We then compared an aerial map of London with an aerial map of the Galapagos islands. In English, we looked at the different settings on the Galapagos Islands and planned a setting description before collecting lots of adventurous vocabulary we could use. We then wrote them using a range of language: expanded noun phrases, prepositions, personification, metaphors and similes. You can read some of these in the gallery section!
In maths we compared percentages of amounts before exploring the relationship between fractions and percentages; after this, we then added in the relationship between these two and decimals and solved problems in real life contexts.
In music, we are using Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Bonjour! This week we have been looking at what celebrities are wearing and describing the clothes using colours.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 07.02.22
In topic next week, we will be planning and writing an adventure story which takes place on the Galapagos Islands before reflecting upon what we have learnt during our ‘Life’s Legacy’ topic.
In maths, we will be solving more problems with fractions, decimals and percentages before beginning our measures topic, starting with length and mass.
In music, we will be continuing to use Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Next week in French, we will be performing our fashion show. If your child would like to, they can come in in Mufti (10/02/22) so that they can describe their own fashion. They can also bring in funny accessories (hats etc) to wear on our “catwalk”. Have a listen to this song to help with learning your numbers in French: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hK4Leo2rTI
Class Teacher Awards – 04.02.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Ahmed and Britney
Sycamore: Max and Chelsea
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 04.02.22
Just a reminder on Monday 7th February we have our trip to the Horniman Museum. If you have not yet paid, please make sure this is done via Arbor. Children will need to bring a packed lunch in a plastic bag and should be wearing school uniform with comfortable shoes (e.g. trainers). They will also need to be wearing a coat.
Safer Internet Day - Tuesday 8th February 2022
All fun and games? Exploring respect and relationships online
Safer Internet Day is an international holiday celebrated to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones across the world. Parents and carers can find out more about this by clicking here.
On Tuesday, we will be taking part in activities and an assembly to promote an awareness of how to keep safe when online. We will also be talking about the CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) button with our KS1 and KS2 pupils. This is a button that we can find on many websites, including online games. We click this button to report online abuse or something that worries us and it takes us directly to the CEOP command centre where we can make a report. (Children, parents, teachers etc can all use this button.)
This is what the button looks like:
Mrs Briggs, the Digital Learning Lead, has ensured that this button can be found on many relevant pages of our school website and is now setting each of you a challenge. How many buttons can you find on our Rushy Meadow Primary Academy website? You will need to check that all of these buttons are working by clicking on them. Let your class teacher know how many you found using your online learning platform (Tapestry, Seesaw or MS Teams).
Children’s Mental Health Week
We also have Mental Health Week next week which will teach children about the importance of mental health. We will be completing some fun activities throughout the week to support this, including mindful colouring, yoga and class circle times. We will also be having a mufti day on Friday 11th February with the theme of ‘Dress to Express’! You can find more details in the posters below.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 24.01.22
We have had our mock SATs this week and children have done amazingly! We are so proud of the progress they are making.
This week in English, we have written our explanation texts about human evolution. In science, we recapped how fossils are created from Year 4 and then learnt about how they can provide us with evidence from the past. Children compared fossils with their living relatives, finding similarities and differences. We had an art day on Friday! We looked at the artist M C Escher and his style of sketching, creating an artist study about what we liked and disliked. We then practised different sketching techniques using charcoal before creating our own fossil drawing using the charcoal.
In music, we are using Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Bonjour! This week we have been saying what he or she is wearing. We looked at fashion shows in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where French is spoken and we said what the models were wearing.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 31.01.22
In topic next week, we will be starting with geography: children will learn about aerial maps and we will be locating the Galapagos Islands on different maps, including Google Earth and atlases. We will be looking at the different settings on the Galapagos Islands before planning a setting description, collecting effective vocabulary for it and then writing it, ready to use in our stories the week after.
In maths, we will be continuing with our percentage topic. We will compare percentages of amounts and then learn about the relationship between fractions, decimals and percentages before using this knowledge to solve real life problems.
In music, we will be continuing to use Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Next week, we will begin to look at how to describe the clothes using colour adjectives in French. Use this video to revise counting from 1-20 in French: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2-REbL2OU0. You could practice numbers at home by playing some of these games: https://www.french-games.net/frenchgames/four-in-a-row?topic=Numbers%20-%201%20to%2010&level=primary
Class Teacher Awards – 28.01.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: All of Willow Class
Sycamore: Claudia and Jack M
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 28.01.22
A letter has gone out about a school trip we have planned to the Horniman Museum on Monday 7th February. Please return the form and pay the £3 on Arbor as soon as possible.
The children did amazing during their mock SATs this week – we are so proud of them!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 17.01.22
This week in science, we learnt how organisms are classified into groups according to their characteristics and created our own set of classification keys to sort different animals. Children then learnt about how plants and animals adapt to their environment in order to survive and how this can lead to evolution, using Darwin’s finches as an example. We then learnt about the stages of human evolution before planning an explanation text.
In maths, we had one more lesson on converting fractions to decimals before moving on to percentages. We learnt how to find percentages of amounts, calculate percentage increase and decrease and find missing values of percentages.
In music, we are using Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Bonjour! This week we have been learning how to say a wider variety of clothing in French and building a word bank to use in our fashion show.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 24.01.22
Next week, children will be doing their Mock SATs amongst the learning below! More information about this can be found in the parent/carer information section.
In English, we will be using our plans to write explanation texts about how humans have evolved. In science, children will recap how fossils are formed and will learn about how they can provide us with information about the past. We then have an art focus for the remainder of the week, where we will be completing an artist study for M C Escher, practising different skills using charcoal and then using the charcoal to sketch fossils at the end.
In music, we will be continuing to use Soundtrap to create our own jingles for a chocolate bar of our choice.
Next week in French, we will be putting our vocabulary about clothing in a sentence to say what he or she is wearing.
You could practice numbers at home by playing some of these games: https://www.french-games.net/frenchgames/four-in-a-row?topic=Numbers%20-%201%20to%2010&level=primary
Class Teacher Awards – 21.01.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Alfie and Iryna
Sycamore: Omiru and Sarohan
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 21.01.22
A letter has gone out about a school trip we have planned to the Horniman Museum on Monday 7th February. Please return the form and pay the £3 on Arbor as soon as possible. Unfortunately, if not enough funds are collected, we will not be able to take part in the workshop.
We are going to be holding our Mock SATs next week (wb 24.01.22) – we want to reassure you that this is nothing to worry about and we make it as relaxed as possible for the children (with some potential treats if they’re lucky!). We aim to keep it as normal as possible and these tests will help us to identify gaps in learning to help your child progress even further. Most of them actually seem quite excited!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 10.01.22
This week, we have been learning about selective breeding in plants and animals and children conducted some research to find out what the pros and cons of using this process are. They then used this research to plan and write a balanced argument about whether selective breeding should be allowed and edited their work with a partner.
In maths, we started by continuing to multiply decimals by whole numbers, this time looking at multiplying by two-digit numbers. Children then learnt how to divide them and round them to two decimal places. Towards the end of the week, we learnt how to convert decimals into fractions and completed a group practical activity on Friday to show how to convert fractions into decimals. You can see pictures of this activity in the gallery section.
In music, we are beginning to develop our listening skills by exploring and mapping the sounds around us and will be developing creative processes for composing with non-musical sounds.
Bonjour! This half term in French, we will be learning about clothes and will be filming a class fashion show at the end of the half term. This week we have learnt the names of some clothing items in French. We will also continue to practice numbers from 1-30. You could help at home using this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtoWhTOco9A
Next Week’s Learning – wb 17.01.22
In science, we will be learning about how scientists use classification systems to sort and classify organisms and children will get a go at creating their own classification key to sort a set of given animals based on their characteristics, e.g. whether they are a mammal, cold-blooded, have scales etc. We will then be learning about how plants and animals have adapted to their environment and how this adaptation can eventually lead to evolution. We will be looking at Darwin and his work with finches in particular here. After, children will learn about human evolution and plan an explanation text to explain this process.
In maths, we are going to be moving on to percentages: finding percentages of a whole number, finding missing values when given a percentage and calculating percentage increase and decrease.
In music, we will continue to develop our listening skills by exploring and mapping the sounds around us and will be developing creative processes for composing with non-musical sounds.
Next week in French, we will be learning how to say a wider variety of clothing in French.
Class Teacher Awards – 14.01.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Freya and Tallulah
Sycamore: Connor and Betsy
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 14.01.22
A letter has gone out about a school trip we have planned to the Horniman Museum on Monday 7th February. Please return the form and pay the £3 on Arbor as soon as possible. Unfortunately, if not enough funds are collected, we will not be able to take part in the workshop.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 03.01.22
This week, we have started our new topic ‘Life’s Legacy’. We began by discussing what we already know about things like evolution, fossils and inheritance and what we would like to learn. Children then learnt about how parents produce offspring of the same kind through inheritance using Mr Men characters to demonstrate our understanding. You can see an example of this in the gallery section. We then began to look at the features of balanced arguments, ready to write our own next week.
In maths, we are continuing our learning on decimals and have been adding and subtracting them. We started by using place value counters to show our understanding and then used this knowledge to solve problems in a range of contexts.
Next Week’s Learning – wb 10.01.22
In topic, we will be learning about the advantages and disadvantages of selective breeding and will be using this to write a balanced argument about this.
In maths, we are going to be learning how to multiply and divide decimals by a whole number and how to round them to two decimal places. We will then start to learn how to convert decimals into fractions.
Class Teacher Awards – 07.01.22
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: Aratrika and Alan
Sycamore: Ruby R and Jack M
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 07.01.22
Welcome back! We hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and are having a good start to 2022 – let’s hope it’s more positive than last year! We are so happy to be back with the children and am sure they will have another great half term!
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
This Week’s Learning – wb 13.12.21
In science, we have been learning about electricity. We recapped what we could remember from Year 4 and then learnt about components used in a series circuit and how to represent these using symbols in a diagram. Children then worked in groups to create their own circuits and investigate what happened when voltage was increased or more bulbs/buzzers were added to the circuit.
In maths, we started our learning on decimals: recognising the place value and comparing and ordering them.
In music, we have been using Soundtrap to identify parts of a composition and use loops.
Bonjour! This week we did some fun Christmas activities!
First Week Back’s Learning – wb 03.01.22
In topic, we will be starting our new topic ‘Life’s Legacy’ which will revolve around different species and their offspring, classification of plants and animals, evolution and fossils amongst other things. Children will start by learning about how organisms produce offspring of the same kind through genetic characteristics.
In maths, we will be learning how to add and subtract decimals.
Class Teacher Awards – 17.12.21
Our ‘Stars of the Week’ this week are…
Willow: All of Willow Class!
Sycamore: All of Sycamore Class!
Well done to you all!
Parent/Carer Information - 17.12.21
We wanted to take a quick moment to say how well children have done this term and we look forward to the new year!
We hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year – stay safe!
A couple of reminders:
- We return to school on Wednesday 5th January 2022
- Children will need to come into school that day dressed up as what they would like to be when they are older and bring in some photos of significant moments in their life. More information can be found in the letter which was sent out.
If you have any questions, please contact us by ringing the school or using the class emails:
willowclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
sycamoreclass@cirrustrust.onmicrosoft.com
Residential Activity Timetable
Click the link above to see the activity timetable for residential!
Year 6 Residential 2021!!
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