Learn spellings with silent letters for a test on Friday 01 December.
| doubt | resign |
| island | plumber |
| column | wrong |
| thistle | write |
| solemn | knife |
| sign | knot |
| foreign | wrinkle |
Learn spellings with silent letters for a test on Friday 01 December.
| doubt | resign |
| island | plumber |
| column | wrong |
| thistle | write |
| solemn | knife |
| sign | knot |
| foreign | wrinkle |
As part of our themed week, we’ve been visiting people in our local community. ‘Chatter and Batter’ is an event organised by Wise, a charity supporting the elderly in Wetherby, and we went along to have a chat, eat dinner and host a quiz!

As part of our themed week and our Living and Learning statement ‘I know who I am,‘ Year 5 and 6 took part in a workshop, linked to the Dove self-esteem project. The children discussed self-esteem, body image and body confidence.

Today, we read a section of A Christmas Carol by candlelight and howling wind sound effects. Creepy…

This week, we’ll learn to spell words with silent letters.
| Complete a spelling activity from the spelling grid.
Words containing silent letters. |
|
| doubt | resign |
| island | plumber |
| column | wrong |
| thistle | write |
| solemn | knife |
| sign | knot |
| foreign | wrinkle |
Thank you to everybody who donated money by dressing up or buying some cakes from our cake sale today. We raised a fantastic £191.03 for Children in Need.

Today, the School Council visited the Town Hall, to look at proposed plans for playing areas in Wetherby. They were asked for their views and opinions to help developers design the best possible parks they can.
Here is some feedback our school council gave the planning team:


Next week is national Anti-Bullying Week and our Living and Learning statement is I know how to STOP bullying.
The theme this year is All Different, All Equal with the following key aim:
The idea is to help children and young people celebrate what makes them, and others, unique and help them understand why it’s important that every child feels included in school, able to be themselves, without fear of bullying.
Our school definition has recently been reviewed by the new School Council.
‘Bullying is when you hurt someone, physically or emotionally, several times on purpose.’
As part of their learning this week, children will discuss these aspects of bullying:
Thank you to our pupils who represented St James’ at the Wetherby Remembrance Sunday Parade today. There was a huge turnout from the local community and it was fantastic to be part of it.

Please learn the weekly spellings below for a test on Friday 17 November.
|
i before e, except after c and the exceptions to the rule! |
|
| deceive | protein |
| receive | caffeine |
| perceive | seize |
| ceiling | field |
| receipt | friend |
| deceit | fierce |