Well done to Jack, Emily and family for their positive efforts to counter dog fouling in the local area. What great, positive and helpful thing to do!
Let us know if anyone else is taking part in any fab community action!
Coffee Monsters – Finding Art in Splashes
It’s Friday…that means it must be Art time!
Today Year 6 were creating their own monsters in the style of Stefan’s Coffee Monsters.
Here’s a few of his fantastic creations.



Now here’s some of our own creations – do you think we’ve managed to imitate his style?












Thursday 28th January – Class Novel
The Power of Reading – ConnectED
Today Year 6 joined the ConnectED – Power of Reading session. We heard from two business employees who both work in Canary Wharf; one as a lawyer and one in property assets.
They discussed the power of reading in their jobs and where they are required to use reading in their professional life. Hopefully this inspired some of our Year 6s to think that they could work in jobs like this!


Wednesday 27th January – Class Novel
Tuesday 26th January – Class Novel
The Power and Importance of Reading
It is so important that children continue to read regularly at home. Children in Year 6 continue to benefit hugely from daily reading (5 minutes) with an adult. This supports their oracy, understanding and confidence as well as supporting a love of reading.
Here’s a few free websites where children can access an amazing range of books.
Get Epic – Free digital library for children. All Year 6 children have the login to their own individual profile. (See instructions on Google Classroom)
International Children’s Library – Free children’s stories available in a wide range of different languages.
Oak National Academy Library – A full text from a well-known children’s author is added each week. Week 1 was Jacqueline Wilson. Week 2 – Nizrana Farook.
The Musings of Kandinsky
On Friday we had a go at creating some images in the style of Wassily Kandinsky.
Some children created their pieces by hand and others used technology to create them. This ties into our work on ‘The Harmonica’ with the concepts of beauty and processing our emotions through creative expression to music.





