Pupil Post 22nd September

PUPIL
POST
September 22 nd 2020

Wonderful to have a school
full of laughter and busy,
smiling young people.

I am a link in a chain,
a bond of connection...
I shall be an angel of...

Congratulations and every
blessing to each of our
children celebrating their
long awaited First Holy
Communion each weekend
in September and October at
St Joseph’s

Year 3 are coming to the end of their first
English topic which was Fables. They have
prepared books ready to write their fables
next week. If the front covers look this
good, their teacher can't wait to read their
fables!

Year 2 signing and
dancing to the
"Building the
Community "song.

Year 4 were really engaged in
the story of "Le vent et Le
soleil" as we revised weather
in French. They reflected
carefully on the message of
the fable they had heard in
French and read in English.

Year 3 have been talking
about their own family,
the Holy family, their
Christian family and their
parish family. They
produced lots of lovely
drawings and great talk
about the people in each
family.

Fabulous focus in Year 5 T
with their creative use of
the slot technique for
joining cardboard and a
group busy sewing.

In year 5,
we can all
teach
each
other and
share our
wisdom.

Y4 Michelangelo learnt how to do overhand
throws, make an upper case L, side to
target, step, twist, throw.
They used these skills to play a new game.

An Early Morning Task maths star in Y2 Pasteur led to Maths
fun at playtime… and a lot of talk about the diagrams on
the playground at drop off and collection times

Successful early
work followed by
a great session of
paired reading or
ICT. Well done
Year 5 T

Year 6 Tolkien
mapping the emotions
of Macbeth across Act
1 & 2. Certainly a
dramatic start so far!

Year 2 exploring the
internet as part of an
Online Safety
session.

Year 1 Stein
class have been
busy finding
different ways
to show
numbers!

Y e a r 3 i n v e s t i g a t e d f r i c t i o n . T h e y
c h a n g e d t h e s u r f a c e / h e i g h t o f t h e c a r
r a m p a n d t a l k e d a b o u t f r i c t i o n a n d
g r a v i t y . W e r u b b e d o u r h a n d s t o g e t h e r
t o f e e l f r i c t i o n i n a c t i o n a n d l o o k e d a t
t h e s o l e o f o u r s h o e t o s e e w h o h a d
s h o e s t h a t w o u l d c r e a t e t h e m o s t
f r i c t i o n w i t h t h e f l o o r .

Y4 preparing their beautiful
sunset backgrounds for
their depiction of the home
country in their class reader
"Christophe's Story".

The Nursery children
are beginning to make
friends in their school
family!

WednesdayWord digital
assembly in our bubbles.
We explored this
weekend’s Gospel theme of
forgiveness and signed the
blessing together in
Makaton as we are unable
to sing in our classes
currently.

The 'Book World Cup'
in Y6 Tolkien. 64
books to choose from
to decide our first
class reader.

Revisiting
place value
this morning
and working
with a partner.
How many
tens and how
many ones?
What number
have you
made?

Year Six worked in pairs to try to
achieve a total nearest to 1000 by
rolling a dice nine times to
generate random numbers and
selecting where to enter them in
the grid.

Year 3 have
been
drawing
self
portraits in
an abstract
style.

A creative “Under the Sea” time at home; what
patience and talent you have!

“I received the
English
Heritage
Magazine and
inside there
was a
magazine for
the young
members and
it is all about
the Anglo-
Saxon and
Vikings.”
PASSIONATE ABOUT READING
We received our Reading Challenge certificates.
Between us we read a total of 43 books...
some with 200 pages!