We have a beautiful portrait of our King to display and need some wonderful pupil work to go alongside it.
Choose an image below to describe. Think about your word choices and the information you would like a reader to know. You can research to find out more interesting facts, or you might have the ideas in your head already! Aim for 4-5 sentences. The most creative writers will have their work displayed next to the portrait.
What a wonderful email to receive from Sensei Gary Bohm. Congratulations to our amazing students who have done so well!
Dear Mrs. Jacques,
I am pleased to congratulate and compliment our Taijutsu members from Bowker Vale Primary School. They are an extraordinary group who are friendly, curious, respectful and always ready to learn.
Well done to the following students, who have achieved these steps in their learning just before Easter:
Yannis (4P) – One tab on his orange/yellow belt
Joshua (4P) – Orange/Yellow Belt
Nora (3A) – Orange/Yellow Belt
Evelyn (3A) – White/Yellow Belt
Abel (2) – White/Yellow Belt
Noor (3A) – White/Yellow Belt
Lilly-Grace (6) – White/Yellow Belt
Abigail (nursery) – White Belt
Please see attached a picture from the grading event. Kind regards,
Sensei Gary Bohm
Year 3 collected a lot of rubbish from the playing field. The field looked a lot better after they had finished.
Well done Year 3 for helping to keep Britain tidy!
The children enjoyed NO PEN DAY today. In maths we measured capacity and volume litres and millilitres and in our reading lesson we practiced the play script Oliver Twist and performed it to the class.
3A had a brilliant morning learning how to read aloud effectively! They practised reading clearly, with feeling and expression using gestures and actions.
They read a play script from the story of Oliver Twist.
Amazing teamwork 3A and fabulous expressive reading!
In our Maths lesson 3A learned about capacity. They used containers of different sizes and carefully poured out different amounts of coloured water reading the scale on the side of the containers.
Amazingly very little water was spilled. The person to spill the most water was Miss Jones!
Well done 3A!
The children in 3M had a fantastic afternoon during science week as we investigated our science problem.
Come and join our parent workshop on Thursday the 21st March at 2pm where we will be exploring anxiety and how best to support your child.
This would be especially useful for those parents with children in year 6 on the lead up to SATS.
Investigator Giddy set us a challenge to make a healthy balanced breakfast, lunch and dinner using the eat well guide for guidance. Can you identify what food groups are on our plates?
The children in 3M had a wonderful WBD. They enjoyed some time relaxing in the library, made monster book marks and even read underneath the tables!
