In English this week, we are looking at Viking myths. We will then be writing our own Viking myths.
In spellings we will be learning how to spell ough words.
In Maths, we will be carryig out assessments on what we have done so far. This is nothing for the children to worry about, but is to inform us on what we need to go over at a later date.
Please ensure your child also does their homework and mathletics.
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The Book Fair will be on from Wednesday 14th November to Monday 19th November, from 3.15 to 3.45 in the Lower Hall. The Book Fair generates a lot of free books for each class, chosen by the children themselves, so it is well worth supporting. In order to keep the Fair from being too crowded, each phase has its own night:
It will be great to see you there!
In English this week, we are getting to know our class story, Wonder, better, by exploring characters and descriptive techniques used by the author. We will use this to develop our own descriptive writing. In spellings, we are learning to…
In English we will be developing our understanding and use of figurative language by exploring poetry from World War One. We will write our own poems with similes and metaphors based on our wishes for the world. In our spelling…
In English, we are continuing to write our guides to help the reader make a change to their lifestyle. We will be expanding our instructions with helpful, additional information. In spellings, we are learning to spell words with the -tial…
On Friday 26th October we will again be having a Harry Potter themed non-uniform day in memory of Jenny Baldock who sadly passed away 2 years ago.
All pupils are invited to come into school dressed as a character from Harry Potter- Jenny was a big fan so we decided that this was a fitting tribute to her. Pupils are asked to bring in £1 donation which will go towards redeveloping the John Lally garden at school.
At 1.15pm on Friday 26th October pupils from Key Stage 1 and 2 will be going on a walk to remember our former colleague and friend. We will all be walking up to Millennium Bridge and back.
We need parent/carer volunteers to come along for the walk. If you can come along at please see your class teacher.
Thank you for your support.
Jo Heyes and Fishergate School Council
In English this week, we are looking at the features of information guides, ready to write our own to help someone make a healthy change to their lifestyle. We are continuing to learn to spell words which end in the…
Here is our school council 2018-19
Thank you to everyone who nominated themselves to be on the School Council this year. As always the results were very close and when they were announced in Friday’s celebration assembly, the response to those who had been successful was very supportive.
Every class in Key Stage 1 and 2 has one School Council member. They will work hard to ensure that all your ideas are listened to and will help to make the school an even better place to be.
In English this week, we are considering different viewpoints from our class novel ‘Wonder’. We will write arguments to compare different opinions on whether Auggie should go to school or not. In spellings, we are still practising homophones, but we…
