Last week, Year 5 looked at how we could compose a piece of music using our prior knowledge of major and minor chords.
‘Callie, Harley & Hayden have had a jam-packed Easter!
We baked some delicious treats, attended a silent disco, Callie got on stage for Mr, Twister, we had cinema and bowling days, went to the funfair, met a pony and a unicorn, and had a family water fight while making rainbows! 
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‘Alfie, Oscar and Sofia wanted to share there exciting news of becoming auntie and uncles to the gorgeous Cillian!’
A huge congratulations to our Murphy family on the new addition!
Our lovely Tommy & Teddy have had a wonderful Easter break!
Year 5 started their new PE unit, gymnastics, this week. We looked at what rolls, balances and jumps we could remember from Year 4, then completed different stations to try to perfect some gymnastics jumps and leaps.
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This week, KS1 Spanish club focused on learning their colours. They learned all about the different colours and then looked at some of Pablo Picasso’s artwork. Finally, they coloured in a Picasso inspired picture and labelled it with their new knowledge of Spanish colours!
Reception showed off their fine motor skills to create spiderwebs.
We used a weaving frame , wool and ribbon to weave the webs linked to our topic Creep, Crawl and Wriggle.
In Year 5, we have progressed to focussing on overarm bowls in cricket. We thought about our stance, arm trajectory and length of pitch, in order to effectively aim towards the wicket.
Year 2 have been focussing on their position and directional knowledge within maths. We have been practically applying our new skills by making left, right, clockwise and anti-clockwise turns!
