14/03/2025

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Happy Friday all! 

We are very excited about our upcoming STEM trip to Legoland Windsor on Monday! This will be a fantastic opportunity for the children to engage in hands-on learning and experience STEM in a fun and interactive environment.

A few important reminders for the day:

  • The coach will be leaving promptly at 8:30 am on Monday. Please ensure your child arrives with plenty of time so we can depart on schedule.

  • Children should wear their own clothing, suitable for the weather on the day, along with sensible footwear for lots of walking.

  • Please send your child with a packed lunch and a water bottle in a bag they can carry comfortably throughout the day.

  • No money should be brought on the trip, as there will be no opportunities for spending.

We expect to return late in the afternoon/early evening, so I assume you will be collecting your child. If you still wish for your child to walk home alone, please inform us in advance so we are aware of your preference.

We are looking forward to a fantastic day of STEM learning and fun! If you have any questions please feel free to email me. 


Half term project - What a Knight! 

Learn your words, lyrics to the songs, dances and sort/make costume. I have spoken to you about your costumes. Here are some pictures below for inspiration.  Any issues please email me. 

King and queen 




Princesses 







Jake the Jester 




Knight 

Scratch and Sniff 

Black Knight's guards 
 
Earl Axminster 

Kitty Cobblers/ Maid Molly 



Ernie and Bernie 


Lester / Lords 







Next Week 

Maths - Perimeter and area. 
English - We will continue our work on Beowulf. 
Science - Testing friction using Newton meters. 
Geography - To explain the different ways humans can use deserts. 
PSHE - Emergency aid and keeping yourself safe. 
Computing - Creating a paper-based database


Spellings 

Test 18th March 

Wolves

morning 

mourning 

effect 

affect 

alter 

altar 

past 

passed 

aloud 

allowed 


Dogs

morning 

mourning 

effect 

affect 

alter 

altar 

past 

passed 

aloud 

allowed 

led

lead 

bridle 

bridal 

father 

farther 

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