Author: Miss Beatson

Are your passwords safe and secure?

As part of our learning on e-safety, we’ve been thinking about when we use passwords and how we can make them as strong and secure as possible. We ordered passwords from the strongest to the weakest and discussed why it isn’t a good idea to use names and dates of birth. We did agree that using lower and uppercase letters, numbers and symbols are a good way of making our passwords safe and secure.

World Book Day

We had a fantastic World Book Day. Well done to all the children who dressed up as a book character. Thank you to Miss Wood from Wetherby Library who came to judge our classroom doors. Each class transformed their door into a book cover.

First Steps: The Gruffalo’s Child

Y3/4 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Y1/2 Man on the Moon

Y5/6 Alex Rider: Crocodile Tears

The winners were foundation with the book Whatever Next?

Our older children spent some of the afternoon reading to our foundation children and sharing some of their favourite stories.

 

 

Staying Safe homework

This week, the homework relating to staying safe was brilliant! Here are some examples:

Olivia created a fantastic ‘gaming’ story, similar to our class novel- The Forest of Doom, although her story related to bullying. She also made a spinner using an electrical circuit to decide what happens in the story. A fantastic mixture of Living and Learning, English and Science!