Class 4
31.1.2020 - VR
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Well, it has been another exciting week in Year 4. We have been writing books about our own Ancient Egyptian Gods. They are amazing Year 4!
We have also been learning about Ancient Egyptian Pyramids and have even visited an ancient tomb using a VR headset! Wow!
Well done Year 4
Miss Watkins, Mrs Kendal, Mrs Kewley and Mrs Scott
24.1.2020 - All things Maths!
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We have a little competition going with Year 3 at the moment. We are certain that we can beat them. Our competition is on Mathletics and who can get the most achievements and certificates. We have also just begun a little competition on TT Rockstars!
Keep having a go and lets see if we can beat Year 3!
Well Done Year 4
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24.1.2020 - Embalming!
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Goodness me, we have had a grim and gruesome week in Year 4. We have been learning all about the mummification process. The children turned into embalmers and have begun the process of embalming their Pharaoh (or tomato)! So far the Pharaohs are in their natron salt and are waiting for the liquids to dry out. We shall remove the mummies from their tomb in a few weeks time and find out the results! Well done Year 4!
24.1.2020
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What a great start back we have had. We have been really busy with lots of different, tasking, including writing about our own Ancient Egyptian Gods, times tables and learning about teeth! We were lucky enough to have Lila's Uncle, Dentist Dan visit us to discuss our teeth and how we can look after them carefully. We had a great session with him. We learnt about how best to brush our teeth (well done Daisy!) and how much sugar is in different foods. Thank you Dentist Dan!
Australia Crisis
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15th January 2020
Both children and staff are very aware of what has been happening in Australia concerning the bushfires. The School Government have come up with a fundraising idea to raise money to help all the animals that have been burned or injured. The WWF-Australia say that it has been estimated that around 1.25 billion animals have been killed across Australia to date. This includes thousands of koalas and other iconic species such as kangaroos, wallabies, kookaburras, cockatoos and honeyeaters burnt alive, and many thousands more injured and homeless. For more information visit https://www.wwf.org.au/get-involved/bushfire-emergency#gs.rrws96.
As a school, we are planning to walk the equivalent of the distance from Sydney to Canberra, which is 288 km or as close to this as possible across next week. We will be collecting donations on Friday 24th where we will see if we can fill an outline of Australia.
We really would appreciate the support and keep your eyes peeled for updates on our school blog.
Thank you,
The School Government