This week once again has been a busy week of learning.

In English we have begun learning about instructional writing through our new book ‘How to wash a woolly mammoth.’

We have all worked extremely hard in maths on our learning about fractions with lots of new skills and vocabulary and you should all be very hard of your achievements.

In History, you have all taken a keen interest in our current topic. Leading on from our trip to the Tower of London, we have been learning about the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and how this led to King William being named William the Conqueror.

Our art project on clay and how to use this correctly is going well and you are all acquiring new skills week by week. I look forward to seeing your end of topic sculptures.

Your home learning for this week is below.

Homelearning 08.05.26

Many thanks

Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama

Hi Santorini and Crete

May has arrived and it is going to be a very exciting month for us.

Today we did plant our seeds as part of our science lesson and in the coming weeks we will be able to observe these seeds becoming plants.

In English we have completed our stories inspired by the ”The Lost Homework” book and next week we will start a new exciting book.

In Maths we are becoming fraction champions and today we did a lot of practice in recognizing and explaining non-unit fractions.

In our history lessons we learned about the coronation ceremony and we used drama to present our learning about the events that took place during the coronation day of King Charles III in 2022.

See below for your home learning task:

Homelearning 01.05.26

Have a lovely weekend .

Mrs Tsiama

Miss Hopper

Welcome back to the Summer term.

This week we have had a fantastic start to the term.
We have begun to do lots of preparation for our upcoming SATs which will take place from Tuesday 16th June-Friday 19th June.

Next week will be very exciting, both classes will be traveling to the Tower of London.

Please see this weeks Home learning below.

Thank you

Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama

This week we have all been very busy with easter learning and preparation. The Easter assembly was fantastic well done to all the children taking part and thank you to those parents that came to support their children.

We will continue our Easter learning next week as well as finishing off other units of learning.

There will be no written home learning this week as once again we would like you to complete the reading paper we have sent home for you. There will still be spellings and some Maths learning on Ed Shed.

Many Thanks

Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama

Dear Santorini and Crete

What a fantastic week.

Today you participated in our school assembly for the celebration  of the  Independence Day for Greece and Cyprus.

You baked delicious Easter cookies and you started your Holy Week lessons reflecting Jesus’ miracles with the Resurrection of Lazarus.

For this week instead of  a writing task, your homework will be the SATs paper you received from us to practise your reading skills at home.

Have a great weekend

Mrs Tsiama and Miss Hopper

This week has been an exciting week celebrating science week and scientists. We asked lots of questions and researched. We ended the week with our VR workshop, which all the children enjoyed.
We have started practicing for our SAT’s and are working hard to answer some very difficult questions.

Home learning below.

Many thanks for your continued support.

Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama

This week has been a very busy week we have finished our unit in maths on multiplication and division and will now be moving on to measuring length and height and understanding how to use rulers to measure.
In English we have enjoyed reading the story ‘Dim Sum Palace’ and are now planning our own stories around the same concept of food.

Please see spelling below.

This week there is no writing task we will be continuing our SAT’s practice. Please see the links below.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zdp4pg8

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zjkphbk/articles/zf4sscw

Next week all home learning will be SAT’s papers and questions and would appreciate it if parents could support us in helping their children work through these.

Many thanks Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama

This week the children have been working very hard and finishing their units of work.

This week we have celebrated children’s mental health week. The children had an assembly, we have discussed our feelings; what makes us happy and how we can use the zones of regulation to help us be ready to learn. The children in Crete class enjoyed creating happiness Jars to take home.

Both Crete and Santorini did an mazing job in their class assemblies this week so a huge congratulations to all of the children for their hard work and dedication.

Please see the half term project below

On returning to school after the half term we will be doing lots of SAT’s preparation to allow children to be ready for SAT’s at the end of May.

We hope you enjoy your half term break and look forward to seeing you when we return on the 23rd.

Please also remember to sign the consent form for the infant choir and bring this back to school on 23rd February. 

Many thanks

Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama

This week has been a very busy week with lots of assembly practice.

We ended this week celebrating Greek language day and number day which was very enjoyable.

This week for your home learning there will be no writing task. We ask that all children, both Santorini and Crete spend time this weekend learning both their lines and songs for their upcoming assemblies.

There are still spellings and Maths activities on edshed for you to complete.

Santorini parents please find a recording of your song below;

Crete parents please find the recording for Crete class below;

Thank you for your support

Miss Hopper and Mrs Tsiama