Well done to all the children who received a certificate in assembly today and to all the Y3/4 children who showed their spectacular, creative homework!


Well done to all the children who received a certificate in assembly today and to all the Y3/4 children who showed their spectacular, creative homework!


We’ve been finishing our sewing that we started at our harvest experience in Church. We have been resilient and risk-taking in order to complete our church creations!




Tomorrow, your child will bring home their very own Christmas card they have designed. They will also have an order form so you can order packs of Christmas cards, gift tags, mugs or tea towels. If you would like to purchase any of these items then please complete the form and return to school with the correct payment as soon as possible.
Please learn the following spellings for a test on Thursday 18 October.
| achieve | invention |
| attached | relevant |
| awkward | frequently |
| exaggerate | secretary |
| identity | soldier |
This week’s homework is creative and should be completed by Thursday 18 October.
I can show what Britain was like during the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age.
Some ideas:
This week, we have been thinking about our 8Rs for learning. Years 5 and 6 were asked the question: Do you think one R is more important than another?
Summer thought ‘remembering‘ was more important than ‘reflecting‘ because you need to remember what you know first.
Hana thought ‘resilience‘ was most important otherwise you wouldn’t learn anything new.
Ceyda thought ‘resilience‘ because you will go far in life.
However, we all agreed that all 8Rs are extremely important to be a successful learner!
Well done to all the pupils who received a certificate in achievement assembly.

We are loving reading our new library books!



Thank you to all the parents who came along to the harvest service at St James’ Church this afternoon. The children read out their poems, readings and prayers beautifully.
Our choir will be performing at the Wetherby harvest festival this Sunday in church and as some of you may have seen, we have entered the scarecrow competition!
Here is James, the fisherman!

We’ve had a brilliant afternoon orienteering around our school grounds.
“I loved it because there was lots of running around and activities. We had to stick keys in a hole, it beeped and then we had to keep on doing it until we had completed the whole map.”




