Netherthong

Reading in the sunshine

admin on: Class 1

7th March 2025

On Thursday it was World Book Day. We took part in a variety of different activities including describing our favourite book characters and reading our favourite books with our buddies on the school field, in the sunshine! Thank you to everyone who made some yummy treats, they all looked delicious and we loved spending time with our buddies. 

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25/04/25 A Week in Review

admin on: Class 2

Good afternoon everyone,

First off, welcome back to everyone after the Easter holidays. Here in class two, we have started our new topic about the seaside. 

In English, we have been trying to make some poems inspired by the seaside and we have illustrated pictures linked to our poems. The pictures we created were based on art by Nick Sharratt. 

During our maths lessons, we have been adding in a quick way, using our tens and ones to solve problems and have used money as well. 

In history, the class started looking at google maps to see what different seaside places look like and what features they can have. 

For DT this half-term, the class are going to make mini campervan toys to play with and we started learning about wheels and axles. 

We have enjoyed the lovely weather this week and headed out onto the field to practice some athletics activities ready for sports day later on this term. We used javelins, eggs and spoons, shotputs and batons. 

Thank you for reading and have a nice weekend! 

from Mr. H. and Class Two!

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Week ending 25.4.25

admin on: Class 3

Welcome back everyone.

What a great week we have had.

We have started our new class reader and our new book in Literacy.  We are really enjoying both of them.

It has been a week of new things because we also started our Recorder Ochestra too.  You sounded amazing.

I can't wait to start to learn some tunes.

Have a great weekend.  Be good, be safe and be careful.

Miss Watkins and team

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Friday 4th April 2025

admin on: Class 4

Good afternoon everyone!

We hope you all have a wonderful Easter break and enjoy lots of special time together. Let's keep our fingers crossed for the good weather to continue!

The children across school had great fun this afternoon on an Easter egg hunt. They loved searching for their eggs beneath the beautiful blossom trees beside the playground. The weather was really kind to us all too. Thank you so much to FONS for the donation of the eggs; it really made this afternoon very special!

I have added some photos below of the egg hunt and also some photos taken whilst the children made the chocolate crispie buns last week. We linked the baking to our science by checking the temperature of the boiling water, the melted chocolate and melted butter too! We never miss an opportunity to link our learning!!

Have a super Easter!

See you all very soon,

Mrs Matthews and the class 4 team xx

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Friday 4th April 2025

admin on: Class 5

We have managed to pack a lot into our final week of the term! 

West Yorkshire Fire Service visited us at the start of the week to talk about fire safety in the home. They gave us lots of top-tips to be prepared in case of an emergency, including making a plan in case of a fire, knowing where your keys are at night time and making sure our bedroom doors are closed when we go to bed. 

We had a practical Science lesson, trying to recreate what it feels like to enter old-age. We investigated what it would feel like to have impaired vision and hearing; reduced joint movement and less control of our fingers. Luckily, class 5 have a very long way to go before they need to start worrying about feeling like this (Mrs Kendal, not so much!). 

In English, we read The Lorax and noted the similarities between a children's book and what is happening in the real world. We had fun taking part in a conscience alley! 

To finish our topic work on The Ancient Mayan civilisation, we made a Mayan inspired dish and sampled our creations - receiving mixed reviews! 

To finish the week, we took part in a lovely Easter egg hunt in our beautiful school grounds, with the sun shining on us. Thank you to Dr Bamfield and the school government for such a lovely afternoon. 

It was lovely to see so many of you at this week's family sharing event. Thank you for coming - it was wonderful to see the children so proud of their work!

Have a wonderful Easter break! 

Love from Mrs Kendal x

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Friday 4th April 2025

admin on: Class 6

Well done for all your hard work this term, Year 6!

A massive thank you to Leo and Thomas for organising the Easter Egg hunt for every class in the school, together with the rest of School Government. 

Hope you all have a wonderful Easter, 

Dr Bamfield

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25th April

admin on: Reception

Welcome back from the Easter  holidays.

We have had a lovely start to this short half term with a story called Bog Baby by Jeanne Willis.

It explores themes of empathy and caring the creatures in our environment and introduces the children to the concept of habitats.

In math's we have been working on combining small sets numbers of fruit and writing a number sentence. 

1+2=3

1+3=4

1+4=5

This was the first step for many. Have a go at home.

Art work we have been printing and adding features to the habitat of the Bog Baby.

In the woods we have been looking for mini beasts. You can do this at home and also try to identify the flowers around school as I don't know the names of some of these beautiful flowers.

Here are a few highlights.

Adding groups together

Trying healthy foods.

Looking for mini beats

Thank you for your support at home.

Mrs Oddy and the team.

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