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In our drumming session this week, we began rehearsing our performance song. I think we did ok for a first attempt@musicjlps

We had a great visual ICT lesson with Mr Schofield this afternoon, helping us to understand how computer networks work@ICTjlps

I’m very pleased to see some new faces in our Super speller line up this week. Putting in the extra effort to learn our weekly spellings has proved fruitful. Well done.

We love art in our class. Look how focused we are as we explore a range of media to create images of ‘The Iron Man’art@jlps

There’s been a bit of drama in class this week- in the form of a fun and engaging ‘sculptor and sculpture’ technique. We used it to generate descriptive language on fear and bravery for our ‘Iron Man’ writing. We are just loving this story.

What does the world around us mean to you? Have a go at writing poetry prompted by the theme EARTHWORDS. Ledbury Poetry Young Poets competitiion is open to ALL young people in the Three Counties: buff.ly/3SBVHuS

Why did the Brazilian government decide to create a brand new capital city? This was one of our geography enquiries this week. Having looked at maps and photographs for clues, we had a fun afternoon as newsreaders presenting our findings.

A bit late posting - but we’ll done class. You all put a great effort into this year’s Sports Day.

Some really important and mature discussions took place in our PSHE lesson, recognising our personal boundaries and about how to express when we are happy or unhappy about people coming into our personal spaces.

Look who popped in for a pre-season visit. We were very excited to see Toby Tyke and all joined in with a rendition of “E- I-E-I -EI-O- up the football league we go”.

We learnt some important life skills today in our PSHE lesson We began to understand that assessing dangers to ourselves was our first priority before helping others, to ensure there weren’t two casualties instead of one.

A big well done to this young man who couldn’t wait to share his swimming achievement with his class.

Year 4 residential in two weeks. There will be a parents' meeting on Tuesday at 3.25pm in the hall.

A lively exploring session in Y4 this morning as we worked with everyday materials to generate ideas and explore joining techniques for our installation art based on the work of Jill Townsley.

As part of our Eco day, year 6 CV created posters highlighting the consequences of global warming. It was a great opportunity to consolidate our learning from our Autumn geography topic.

What a fabulous day year 4 have had at Murton Park becoming Vikings.

Dreams can come true. If you know - you know.