Mrs K Branton & Mrs A Pittaway teaches Kingfisher Class throughout the week. Mrs C Ross teaches the Year 3's for Maths Monday - Wednesday. Mrs Hiscock also supports Kingfisher Class.
Day | Time | Assemblies |
Monday | 10.15am | Celebration Assembly |
Tuesday | 10.15am | KS2 Assembly |
Wednesday | 10.15am | Class Assembly |
Thursday | 10.15am | Class Assembly |
Friday | 9.05am | Whole Federation Assembly |
What super Christmas table decorations made by Kingfisher class today!
Kingfisher Class History topic for summer 2021 is 'The Stone Age and Iron Age'. Today, to enhance the children’s learning and ignite their imagination they had a fun 'WOW day' enjoying activities with the aim to increase their understanding of the topic and in costume too!
Chinese New Year
KS2 children started their week before half term celebrating Chinese New Year. In Science they made fireworks in jars, experimenting to see if water would mix with oil. They also looked at the food Chinese people would eat when celebrating the Luna New Year. They were then set the task of creating their own Chinese meal to celebrate and they definitely embraced the challenge!
Extreme Places to Read
World Book Day
The challenge to read in the most unusual or extreme place for World Book Day!
Romans
Kingfisher class has been working hard continuing with learning about the Romans. They were set the challenge of drawing a Roman soldier. They had some fantastic drawings, some of which were highlighted in our weekly celebration assembly hosted virtually for pupils and parents
Rocks
In Science, Kingfisher class have been learning about the different types of rock. Teachers set the class a task of creating their own igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks of chocolate. They had great fun being chocolate scientists.
Hadrian’s Wall
Kingfisher class well and truly conquered their Hadrian’s Wall walking challenge with family members and dogs! They managed to clock up 27.15 miles in one day to take their distance total to a massive 89.30 miles meaning their goal was surpassed by 3.72 miles - well done!