“Penpol pupils are curious, creative and courageous learners. Our school community believes in authenticity as the foundations of deep-rooted learning. Through our rich and relevant curriculum, we nurture community-minded, forward-facing international citizens of the future.”
The swimmers from Penpol enjoyed success in the pool at the Penwith School’s Gala a fortnight ago.
After a two year hiatus due to the pandemic it was wonderful to see a return to competitive swimming and boy did the children love it. Penpol topped the medal table finishing with 60 points over all; a monstrous 15 its above silver place.
All individual teams medalled as well with Yr 5 girls, Yr 6 boys and Yr 6 girls all picking up silver medals and the Yr 5 boys collecting gold.
The medal haul however wasn’t the most impressive outcome fore the day; that was the way in which the children carried themselves throughout the afternoon, showing exceptional levels of sportsmanship and fair play. They certainly did themselves and us as a school very proud.
Class 13 were the last in a long list of children to attend an introductory workshop at Hayle’s own Savvy Studios. Years 4, 5 and 6 have all had the opportunity to take part in two separate workshops; one lyrical and one contemporary.
At Penpol we pride ourselves on our links with local business and sports clubs. It has been difficult for both us and them during pandemic, but it was so lovely to get back out there and give the children these wonderful opportunities to try and experience different sports and hobbies.
The children were rewarded for their hard work and creativity with a flyer offering attendance at some trial classes; this is not only open to those who have attended but anyone who may be interested.
You can see the amazing work that goes on at Savvy by taking a look at their website. Parents, it is also her you can book some trial classes, with no pressure to sign up at the end!
On Thursday 23 children made the relatively short walk to Hayle Academy to take part in a coaching clinic with 4 Year 10 pupils from Hayle; 3 of which were ex-Penpol pupils.
The Year 6 pupils performed admirably, showing many of our school values; respect, integrity and resilience. For many, the toughest part was understanding the different roles for players in different positions.
Today, Class 9 took their Maths lesson outside and, it has to be said, they have embraced the outdoors despite the change of weather!
The lesson today was a recap of what they have been learning about this term – Place value. The students showed great teamwork and were able to confidently partition 4 digit numbers, as well as round their chosen number to the nearest 10, 100 and 1,000.
In addition, our Topic this term is ‘Romans on the Rampage.’ The class have been busy learning about who exactly the Romans were and what they have done for us. For DT, each of the students were tasked with creating a Roman helmet using paper mache, balloons, cardboard and, of course, the red and gold paint! This was a great success, with all students now learning Latin salutes in anticipation of a Roman Legion army drill in the coming weeks. ‘Dextrum sinistrum!
Finally, the good weather so far was not wasted, with many of our Guided Reading sessions taking place outside in the Gazebo and our first session of Tag Rugby taking place in glorious sunshine.
2020 brought around a slightly different kind of sports day. Over 100 of our pupils took part in first ever Rainbow games, both at home and in school.
The day consisted of children competing in for their houses in a range of throwing, jumping and running activities alongside some cross-curricular olympic themed activities such as designing/cooking a healthy meal; researching one of the continents; creating banner and posters to show their support for their house.
A brilliant event with many children engaging in the activities. Over 18000 points were shared between the 4 houses with less than 100 separating first and second.
Hi Class 6 and Class 5, Mrs Ruffell and Mrs Daniel would like to say a big thank you to all of you who have sent images of your home learning, which you have completed over the past two weeks. We have now created a new home learning page, on the Penpol Times, for weeks 11, 12 and 13. Please keep sending us images of your learning so that we can share it with your friends and families.
We both hope that you are all well and enjoying the learning challenges that we are setting.
Take care – Mrs Ruffell & Mrs Daniel
New Link -22.06.2020
https://classroom.thenational.academy/activity-clubs/art-club/episodes/the-world-around-us-bee-rest-stops-primary (Copy & Paste the link in to your browser)
New Link 08.06.20
https://www.leachpottery.com/design-a-pot-for-sharing-schools-challenge (Copy & Paste the link in to your browser)
New Link
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PE and Outdoor Learning at Home
New -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCStjKlMICO-Em7zMJoHR3A (Copy & paste link in to your browser)
New – Digital Ocean – Surfers against Sewage – Copy and paste the link in to your browser
New – Try these simple relaxation and mindfulness activities together and help your child learn to calm down when they feel stressed or anxious. – Copy and paste the link in to your browser.
Use your mind – Laugh & Giggle – Breathe Deep – Stretch it out – Relax
Isaac B, from Class 5
The last day of term but I must share with you all these Photos of Isaac B’s amazing bee project. He has worked so hard on this as you can see and must be really proud of his effort as with all his home learning. Well done Isaac, you deserve a medal! – Mrs Daniel
Lola, from Class 6
A letter from Lola
Hi this morning Lola and her brother Caio went to visit their friend James who keeps Bees.
First we put on the Bee Suits so the Bees didn’t sting us and get into our faces. Then James lit some material to make smoke. So the Bees think there is a fire coming so they gather as much honey as they can and get ready to leave home, this makes them slower. We then looked inside the Bee Hive all the Bees flew out . We found some honey comb. Then we looked for the queen bee. She likes to hide in the dark. We knew she was the queen because she was quite big and fat compared to the other bees. Her job is to lay eggs and have babies. We saw the baby bees ,which are grubs and some eggs. The worker bees were busy looking after them. All the other bees look after the babies and they are all female. Some of the bees go out to collect nectar and pollen. We saw the yellow pollen on the bees legs. James was stood in the way of the bees entrance and he had thousands on his leg! When we put the hive back together and walked away the bees stopped flying around us.
From Lola
Verity, from Class 6
Verity has had a very productive week, working hard with her maths and English but also having a great time making a puppet show of her favourite book, Monkey Puzzle. All her family became involved in what looks like an amazing performance, I would like to have been in the audience! Take a look at her lovely photos.
Harry, from Class 6
Hi Mrs Ruffell,
This morning, Harry thought of an animal for every letter of the alphabet. He had to Google an animal for U – V – X and Y as they were very tricky. Harry also enjoyed I drawing the animals and watched ‘Art for kids ‘, to get ideas on how to draw them. Well done Harry.
Jessica, from Class 5
Take a look of these lovely photos of Jessica and her sisters enjoying themselves making play dough!
Emilija, from Class 5
Emilija has been extremely busy over the last couple weeks, as you can see from her photos. Well done Emilija, keep up the great effort with all your home learning, you are doing a brilliant job!
Bella, from Class 5
Bella has ben busy with some art work, story boarding and some instruction writing for Rapunzel, complete with illustration!
Tilly, from Class 6
Here are some photos of my puppets, theatre that I made out of a cereal box and my poster for my show. I enjoyed doing this as I couldn’t do my dancing show in May, which we’d been doing lots of practicing for. (Written by Tilly)
Wow! well done Tilly. I wish I could have been there to see it.
Harry, from Class 6
Thank you Harry for sharing your alphabetical home learning. I love the way you have ordered all of those items in alphabetical order. Well done!
Lily, from Class 6
Lily enjoyed making 3D shapes out of play dough this week to help her learn their names and properties! They were actually very tricky to make! She also looked for seals at Gwithian using binoculars but only managed to spot one as the others weren’t there.
Lola, from Class 6
Lola has really been focussing on bees this term and recently she visited the Heligan Gardens, where she was able to discover and learn more interesting facts about this amazing flying insect. Lola has also been busy learning about shapes and recording their properties. Great home learning Lola!
Poppy, from Class 6
Thank you Poppy for sharing your home learning with us. You have created some lovely puppets and also designed some lovely moths, which you have also named. Wow! what a fab duck! I love its design. Well done.
Harry, from Class 6
Harry has really worked hard on this weeks home learning challenges. He has created his puppets, built a theatre , written his own story and presented his puppet show. Read Harry’s very own story below.
This is my puppet show with pictures …
Once upon a time there was a boy called Harry.
He had two meerkats who he loved very much.
One day a wolf came along, he wanted to eat the meerkats.
Then Harry came and chased the wolf away. He never came back and they lived happily ever after
Harry, from Class 6
Harry has made a great start on his puppet show. He has drawn and cut out his shadow puppets and attached them to sticks. He has also written out his storyboard and made a start on his theatre. Well done Harry, I look forward to seeing the finished production. Great home learning !
Lola, from Class 6
Lola has been very busy designing a duck for the competition, which I think looks amazing. Also well done on learning this weeks spellings and taking a test. Great results!
Emily, from Class 6
Emily has been working so hard this week on solving a variety of number problems. You really have shown great commitment towards your home learning this week. Well done Emily!
Poppy, from Class 6
Thank you Poppy for sharing your home learning. You have used great adjectives to describe the sea and also included a lot of detail in your postcard from New-York. I hope you had a great time? 🙂
Isaac, from Class 5
Isaac has made a fantastic Jungle habitat, it must have taken him quite some time but as you can see it is well worth the effort! He has also written a football story in which the players receive super powers and an Ocean story which cleverly relays some interesting facts as well. Well done Isaac, you are doing a brilliant job with all your home learning.
Bella, from Class 5
Bella has been very busy with her maths and has done a great job on completing the worksheets. She has also designed and written about a fantastic water park which she enjoyed sharing with her dad and brother.
Lola, from Class 6
Lily, from Class 6
Wow, I love your wild flower ice sculpture Lily. I also enjoyed reading your instructions on how to build the perfect sandcastle and reading the postcard that you sent to your nanny from Menorca. I hope you had a great time on your holiday and the sun was shining? 🙂
Emily, from Class 6
Thank you Emily for sharing your home learning with us. You are demonstrating great commitment towards your home learning. I am really impressed with all of your learning. Well done!
Hi Class 6 and Class 5, Mrs Ruffell and Mrs Daniel would like to say a big thank you to all of you who have sent images of your home learning, which you have completed over the past two weeks. We have now created a new home learning page, on the Penpol Times, for weeks 6 and 7. Please keep sending us images of your learning so that we can share it with your friends and families.
We both hope that you are all well and enjoying the learning challenges that we are setting.
Take care – Mrs Ruffell & Mrs Daniel
New – Half term activity
New – https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/geography-ks1-how-honey-is-made/z7j76v4 (Copy & paste the link in to your browser)
PE and Outdoor Learning at Home
New -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCStjKlMICO-Em7zMJoHR3A (Copy & paste link in to your browser)
New – Digital Ocean – Surfers against Sewage – Copy and paste the link in to your browser
Fun ways to exercise and keep fit! – Copy and paste the link in to your browser.
https://imoves.com/the-imovement
New – Additional online home learning. – Copy and paste the link in to your browser.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons
New – Try these simple relaxation and mindfulness activities together and help your child learn to calm down when they feel stressed or anxious. – Copy and paste the link in to your browser.
Use your mind – Laugh & Giggle – Breathe Deep – Stretch it out – Relax
Emily, from Class 6
Wow Emily! I love your spaceship, it’s so colourful and what a great idea to put your photograph inside the space helmet. I can see, from the learning you have completed, that you really enjoyed this literacy based topic all about space.
Also well done on your spelling test results 10/10 great job!
Verity, from Class 5
Verity has been busy with her maths this week, drawn a great picture of a rocket and made a beeswax candle. She also found a little mole in her garden, he’s very cute!
Faith, from Class 5
Faith has really enjoyed the alien project this week, take a look at her amazing photos of all the craft work and writing she has been doing!
Lily, from Class 6
Well done Lily. You have found so many interesting facts about bees and I love your honey comb pattern.
Hana, from Class 5
Hana has been very busy lately with all her home learning, even though she is missing all her friends. Take a look at her photos and enjoy her pirate story.
Rosie, from Class 6
Rosie and George made some cheese today, after completing their numeracy challenges.
They were very proud of what they made, but didn’t like the taste.
Well done, it looks amazing!
Poppy, from Class 6
What great learning you have completed. I love your pictures, especially your spacesuit….
I was also very impressed with your handwriting . Well done.
Poppy wanted to share this photograph of a beautiful mermaid, which she found swimming in her paddling pool. How lucky was Poppy to find a mermaid in her back garden.
Bella, from Class 5
Bella was inspired by Mrs.Pope’s assembly and has made some amazing frozen flowers! She’s also written a great bee poem and diagram and drawn a couple of brilliant self portraits, one inspired by Gustav Klimt, can you guess which one?
Nicholas, from Class 6
Thank you for sharing your learning from this week Nicholas. I can see that you are really enjoying the space theme. Well done!
Faith, from Class 5
A lovely photo of Faith showing some of her work on Noah’s Ark, she really enjoyed this R.E story. She and her mum thought it very topical at the moment as we are all looking forward to much brighter and happier times.
Bella, from Class 5
Bella has become quite the chef at home again this week, baking cookies that look delicious!
She has also completed some maths sheets and brilliantly illustrated her brothers fantastic story.
Alfie, from Class 5
Alfie has been as busy as usual this week, take a look at his photos to see what he has been up to. I love his alien story and animal game. What a lovely picture of him on the beach too, making the most of the lovely weather.
Nicholas, from Class 6
Thank you Nicholas for sharing your home learning from this week. It looks like you are really enjoying the space writing theme. I love your colourful space suit and what a fab rocket! Well done.
Lily, from Class 6
Wow Lily, you have been very busy with your home learning! It was lovely to see your smiley face again and to see that you are showing such dedication to your home learning challenges. I was really impressed to see you calculating your number problems by using such good resources and what a fantastic sunflower picture you have created. Well done.
Emily, from Class 6
Thank you Emily for sharing your home learning challenges from this week. You have shown such dedication towards your learning. I loved your honeycomb pattern and I was glad to see that you are still using your mathematical skills to solve number problems and also completed the R.E activity. I am so proud of you. Well done!
Tilly, from Class 6
Wow Tilly, you have completed some lovely home learning challenges. Your art work is beautiful and I can see that you have taken great care with your illustrations. I was really impressed with your bee mobile. I would love for you to bring it in to school to show your friends when we return. Great home learning Tilly.
Verity, from Class 5
Verity has finished her week by completing some great maths today, and she made some delicious cakes too!
Isaac, from Class 5
Isaac has really enjoyed the pirate craft work, take a look at his photos. A clever idea to stain paper with a tea bag to make it look old and a cleverly disguised egg box as treasure chest, well done Isaac!
Harry, from Class 6
Wow Harry! look at your chilli plant, it looks so healthy and such a lovely colour green. You must be taking great care of it. I look forward to seeing a picture of the first chilli. Well done
Verity, from Class 5
I have been looking forward to reading Verity’s pirate story and here it is, she’s had quite an adventure to find that treasure chest!
Lola, from Class 6
what a lovely picture of a bee Lola! I was also impressed to see that you are using your mathematical knowledge to solve number problems. Well done, great home learning!
Lola, from Class 6
Well done Lola! you have shown great dedication to your home learning this week. You have used your mathematical mind to complete so many number problems. Great home learning!
Emily, from Class 6
Wow Emily! it looks like you really enjoyed the pirate topic. I loved reading your letter and what a great picture of your treasure chest and flag. What a great idea to complete a V.E day word search puzzle. Well done!
Alfie, from Class 5
Some lovely photos from Alfie this week, he’s been working hard and having fun. I loved his description of the boat journey. Apparently he adopted two snails and made a house for them!
Anya, from Class 6
Thank you Anya for sharing this lovely picture of you being the teacher. It was great to see you sharing your knowledge and supporting your younger sister with her phonics. Well done!
Faith, from Class 5
Take a look at Faith’s fantastic art work, she has really enjoyed completing all the pirate activities this week. Well done Faith.
Verity, from Class 5
Verity has been enjoying doing arty bits. She had great fun making pebble bees and ladybirds for a game ’noughts and crosses’ and even got Grannie involved by making a special games bag!!
She has been planning her Pirate treasure hunt and has started by drawing her boat and map. She has been talking through her story with me that she is planning to write. Well done Verity!
Emilija, from Class 5
Emilija has been doing a fantastic job with all her home learning lately, take a look at her photos, I really love her paper plate pirates
Hi Year 1,
We are missing you very much but know that your adults are doing a super job of looking after you and teaching you.
We hope you’re enjoying the home-learning tasks as much as we are enjoying receiving the photo’s and videos?!
Please do send any photo’s through if you have the time. Remember we love seeing you playing as well as learning!
Miss Whear and Mrs Sukstiene
New -PE and Outdoor Learning at Home
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCStjKlMICO-Em7zMJoHR3A (Copy & Paste the link in to your browser)
New
New – Digital Ocean – Surfers against Sewage – Copy and paste the link in to your browser
Luke has had a fab time enjoying the sunshine this week. He has been playing in his pool, been bodyboarding at the beach and has been doing some great fraction work too! He has also been bug hunting in his garden and creating a super bar chart to show all the different kinds of insects that he has found. Great work, Luke!
Joseph, from Class 4
Joseph has been writing letters to his friends (and Mrs Sukstiene!). Look at that gorgeous handwriting!
Elliott, from Class 3
Elliott has been busy learning about fractions, positional language and punctuation recently! Well done Elliott!
Ezra, from Class 4
Ezra has had a super week learning all about mental health awareness. He’s been really busy learning about things that make us feel happy and has decided that being outside and exploring helps him to feel positive. Ezra’s family are having a ‘Feel Good Friday’ party today too, it sounds a lot of fun!
Carys, from Class 4
Carys made a super punctuation poster for our English home learning this week. She chose to tell us all about using a question mark. Well done Carys!
Arlo, from Class 3
Arlo’s chose the question mark for his punctuation poster this week and enjoyed completing it with his dad!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles loved tricky word bingo yesterday , he’s asked to play again today!
Florence, from Class 4
Florence has been staying active and getting outdoors a lot during the school closures. She has visited the beach, built dens and was even lucky enough to have a treehouse built by her very clever Dad! Florence has also been a great big sister, playing lots with Agatha. It looks like so much fun!
Rosie, from Class 4
Rosie has had a lovely time practising her dancing, going out on her scooter and having a little pamper with a face mask. It looks like fun!
Olivia, from Class 3
Olivia has been loving exploring number bonds, money and tally charts in maths! She’s also made an incredible plants information poster and been practising her days of the week!
Harley, from Class 3
Harley’s been a busy busy these last couple of weeks. Take a look at his super learning!
James, from Class 3
James has enjoyed studying the weather this week. He has drawn some pictures of the weather and has also been doing some maths sums by filling in the missing numbers.
James climbed Trencom Hill and he felt like he was on top of the world!
Keira, from Class 3
Keira has made a pattern with fruit and vegetables printing.
Harrison, from Class 3
Harrison used the computer to learn about halves and quarters and created a super weather report from last week-
Harrison walked up to Trencrom and loved climbing and jumping around on the big rocks. Harrison and his brother found little caves and spotted St Michaels amount, Penzance, St Ives, Godrevy lighthouse, Hayle and the estuary.
Isla F from Class 3
Isla F has enjoyed recording the weather, and making a wind vane to see which direction that cold wind was blowing in from, earlier in the week. She’s also baked some tasty vegan banana muffins!
Ebon, from Class 3
Ebon has been busy learning his timetables, making flags on VE day and riding his new bike which he was so happy to get riding when his cast came off!
Arlo, from Class 3
Arlo is feeling very proud of his weather report this week… and so he should be – it’s fantastic!
Thomas, from Class 3
Thomas has been enjoying lots of walking and running on the beach the last few days and exploring St George’s Walk looking at the fish and flowers. He has really enjoyed keeping a weather record and drawing lots of happy sunshines.
He has been very good with his reading, phonics and maths. Thomas has also been looking after his sunflower which is growing really fast.
Harrison, from Class 3
Harrison baked flapjack with me today to send to his great grandad for his birthday and he made a wonderful birthday card, drawing the picture and doing all the writing inside. He also planted 4 types of flowers and 4 types of herbs.
Miles, from Class 3
Miles has completed his weather diary and the challenge I set him to think of adjectives and adverbs to describe the weather! He then used them in a weather poem! Well done Miles! He’s also been adding to his story each day.
Toran, from Class 3
Toran’s been working really hard on his home-learning! Super addition 🙂
Toran exploring rhyming words!
Arlo, from Class 3
Arlo enjoying dressing up time as Stanley Hulk!
Miles, from Class 3
This morning miles watcher weather videos on you tube and made a weather poster.
Elliott, from Class 3
Elliott has been doing so well practising the DFE online phonics screening past papers! Well done Elliott. He’s also loved exploring money and plants!
Toran, from Class 3
Toran used paint for his pointillism flower and loved exploring money!
Geoffrey, from Class 4
Geoffrey has been learning lots at home this week. He has been exploring the different parts of a plant, practising his handwriting and working on his maths. Super work, Geoffrey – well done!
Ezra, from Class 4
Ezra had a fantastic day celebrating VE Day. He had an indoor street party with his family where they made medals, ration books and danced to music from the 1940s. It looks like so much fun! Great work Ezra, I can’t wait to hear all about it!
Isla, from Class 3
Isla F had a fun week doing coin and leaf rubbings, practising her phonics and writing her short story about a mermaid, called Isla.
James, from Class 3
James is enjoying the weekly challenges – this week he raided his piggy bank to find out about money and to do some coin rubbings. He also explored the different parts of a plant and did some sums in the sand on the beach.
Matteo, from Class 4
Matteo has been learning lots about plants and growing this week. He has practised his English and Maths and also built a boat from recycling. Great work, Matteo!
Harrison, from Class 3
Harrison learning how to use the suffix -ing and learning the value of money by doing some coin rubbings! Well done.
Miles, from Class 3
Miles loved testing out the rockets and writing the experiment up, he said that ‘the big one went the furthest , the little one went round in circles’. He also celebrated VE Day and helped to make mini toad in the holes and bunting!
For their family themed day, they had Chinese day! Miles didn’t think much of Hong-Kong style egg tarts for breakfast but he did like noddles and apple fritters!
Hi Year 1,
We are missing you very much but know that your adults are doing a super job of looking after you and teaching you.
We hope you’re enjoying the home-learning tasks as much as we are enjoying receiving the photo’s and videos?!
Please do send any photo’s through if you have the time. Remember we love seeing you playing as well as learning!
Miss Whear and Mrs Sukstiene
New -PE and Outdoor Learning at Home
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCStjKlMICO-Em7zMJoHR3A (Copy & Paste the link in to your browser)
New
New – Digital Ocean – Surfers against Sewage – Copy and paste the link in to your browser
Luke has had a packed few weeks! He has been growing seeds, exploring his local area complete with finding a rope swing and some stunning views! He has bee making so many amazing creations – like boats, targets, pasties and number blocks pictures. Keep up the super work Luke!
Thomas, from Class 3
Thomas has had another lovely week. He has been learning about plants and even potted his own sunflower.
He has being doing maths puzzles with his dad using numbers and beanbags and created his own picture using his favourite letter families. He has also been enjoying exercising on the beach and throwing the pebbles as far into the sea as he can.
Merryn, from Class 4
Merryn has been so busy this week! She has created self portraits, chatted to friends, built lego and practised riding her bike. Great work Merryn!
Keira, from Class 3
Keira has done some posters to help us remember how to draw our letters. She’s had fun drawing these.
Arlo, from Class 3
I’m so impressed with Arlo’s plant fact file! Well done – beautifully written!
Reuben, from Class 4
Reuben has been super busy this past week! He has been exploring money, creating some super tie-dye t-shirts and using M&Ms to create tally charts. Great work Reuben!
Ebbie, from Class 3
Ebbie enjoyed practicing number formation 🙂
Matteo, from Class 4
Matteo has been working on his days of the week, maths, phonics and reading. He also made a blueberry smoothie – it looks very tasty! Well done Matteo!
Keira, from Class 3
Keira loved measuring and mixing the recipe for Homemade giant bubbles!
James, from Class 3
James had lots of fun making a tally chart with Skittles and filling in the missing letters on the Days of the Week. He can also sing the days of the week song to the Adams Family tune!
James loves dinosaurs so he has made lots of pictures of dinosaurs having fun playing football, on the beach and having a picnic!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles prepping to make rockets fly with balloon power this weekend!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles decided what he wanted to buy with the coins in his money jar!
He was a super suffix detective and found a whole page worth! Well done Miles
Arthur, from Class 3
Arthur has really bounced into learning this week… he has researched plants with some bitesize videos, talked about his own house plants and the flowers his family pick and then wrote about what plants need to survive! He’s also expanded on his space project…can’t wait for Arthur to teach class 3 all he knows about space!
Toran, from Class 3
Toran practised his letter formation in flour today….
Jowan, from Class 4
Jowan has been creating his dream garden! It looks beautiful, Jowan – look at all those colours!
Joseph, from Class 4
Joseph has created a brilliant treasure map, I wonder what treasure is buried at the X?! Joseph also has been working hard to master riding his bike – Amazing work!!
Harrison, from Class 3
Harrison – you really are so kind! I loved your comments on your mindfulness activity!
Also, what a super small world Jack and the Beanstalk!
Great to see you and your brother playing so beautifully and very impressive that you were teaching him to make flapjacks! Well done!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles enjoying his mentos and coke experiment! Good job he’s got quick reactions and moved out of the way!
Harrison, from Class 3
Harrison drew and painted the giant and jack last week ready to create his jack and the beanstalk scene tomorrow 🎨
Lowenna, from Class 3
Lowenna has been practising the days of the week and recognising her numbers whilst playing Bingo! She also had great fun planting and creating a fairy garden!
Betty, from Class 3
I love tracing around my hands to make number bond support tools… I’m glad Betty enjoyed it too!
Thomas, from Class 3
Thomas has had a great week. As part of his daily exercise he went on a “Bear Hunt” to find sticks to build a raft, which didn’t sink.
Thomas has also been enjoying learning about the days of the week and doing doing bonds.
Miles, from Class 3
Today was ‘Cornish Day’ at Miles’ house! He didn’t need any help knowing how to draw this flag!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles thought today’s maths was the most fun so far! I loved the video of Miles eating a sweet, then drawing a tally for it! 🙂
Toran, from Class 3
Super unscrambling days of the week and works on Tally’s, bar charts and pictograms. Well done Toran!
Elliott, from Class 3
Elliott has been enjoying using a rainbow to support learning his number bonds as well as learning to spell and order the days of the week. Great to see mum and Elliott making use of the ‘Vipers’ questions when reading ‘The Scrap Rocket’. They are really helpful aren’t they?! It’s also nice to see Hugo and Elliott having such fun together on the beach!
Arlo, from Class 3
Arlo has been busy this week completing maths sheets: dividing in halves and recognising halves, watching the phonics on you tube using the ‘r’ sound, writing a diary of what he has done each day, practising reading and writing red words and reading books through the Owl. Phew… what a busy week Arlo! Well done.
Ebbie, from Class 3
Ebbie wrote some super instructions when she helped Daddy with planting seeds! She has also been practising ‘groups of’ to find multiples of 5. Well done!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles enjoying the RWI lessons this morning and having fun unscrambling days of the week!
Merryn, from Class 4
Merryn has been having lots of fun at home. She has walked to the beach, done lots of baking, re-enacted fairytales with her teddy bears, carried out some amazing science experiments, played with her Lego and learnt her times tables. Wow Merryn!
Toran , from Class 3
Great to see Toran using practical resources to solve the maths problem – I have a number between 20 and 30. It must be in the 5 times table. What must the number be?
Ebbie, from Class 3
Linking to our ‘How does your garden grow?’ topic, Ebbie helping her dad to sow some fruit and vegetable seeds?🧅🥕🥔🍅🍓
Elliott, from Class 3
Elliott has been using the past phonics screening checks to practise reading both real and nonsense words. He’s also been practising ordering and writing the days of the week.
Beau, from Class 4
Beau has been really busy at home! He has been practising his times tables and writing a review of a film he watched. Well done Beau!
Miles, from Class 3
Miles decided to do some ‘worksheet’ style learning today linking to our daily challenges.
He’s also chosen and planned his next experiment – Miles has been enjoying the kitchen science challenges I sent him!
James, from Class 3
James has been learning how to tell the time! He has also been using his time to do lots of reading, phonics and puzzles! Well done James!
He has also been using his time to do lots of reading, phonics and puzzles! Well done
Harrison, from Class 3
This weekend and today we did a mixture of activities….We melted old unwanted crayons and made them into planet earth crayons.
Ebbie, from Class 3
The days of the week were hidden around the house. Ebbie had to find them, read them and put them into order. Then she wanted to write the words herself. We practiced which ways b and d face. She also spotted the ay sound that we have practiced before.
Reuben, Class 4
Reuben has been working really hard at his phonics whilst at home – inside and outside! Well done Reuben!
Joseph, Class 4
Joseph has been busy in his garden this last week. He has been painting, planting and bug spotting – great work Joseph!
Olivia, from Class 3
Olivia wrote a lovely letter to Scarlett which beautiful handwriting and great use of question marks. She’s also being exploring multiplication through ‘groups of’ and repeated addition. Well done Olivia.
Thomas, from Class 3
I have had a nice week at home and have been enjoying, writing, maths and reading. I have started writing the days of the week and months of the year using my phonic cards to learn how to write each letter.
I have also been reading Jack and the Beanstalk. Mummy and I have planted our own beans to see if they will grow. I also had great fun making my own Giant’s castle and learning about the 2D shapes that we used to build it.
