Class News

Maths and PE

Posted on Thursday 07 June 2018 by Mrs Latham

We have been using the newly painted 100 square on our playground to warm up for PE lessons and reinforce our maths learning. 2KL can be seen here doing the ‘2s stride’. They were counting in 2s and linking it to the 2 times tables facts.  Help at home by testing each other on counting in 2s, division and multiplication facts.

Read and Sing

Posted on Thursday 07 June 2018 by Mrs Latham

What a fun way to hone your reading skills – through reading new songs! We’re going to be doing more of this.

Funky Street Dance at Scholes!

Posted on Thursday 07 June 2018 by Mr Roundtree

Year 3/4 children really showed off their dance moves this week in an afternoon of Street-dance. Led by Rhinestone Dance leader, Rebecca, the children oozed confidence, energy and rhythm.

For the next 6 weeks, the children will learn individual and group routines, with a group performance (including all 3 classes) by the end of the block.

Remember your dancing kit everyone!

The Enormous Crocodile

Posted on Wednesday 06 June 2018 by Mrs Latham

We will be reading and using Roald Dahl’s The Enormous Crocodile as a focus for our learning over the next 2 weeks. If you have a copy, you could read it at home or watch a video of the story.

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Living and Learning – Friends and Family

Posted on Wednesday 06 June 2018 by Mrs Latham

This week we have been talking about relationships, families and friends. We quickly learnt that everyone’s are different! We enjoyed talking about who is in our family and what makes a good friend. We drew our family – there were mums, dads, dogs, fish and grumpy grampys! Help at home by talking about how everyone’s family is different.

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The Greatest Story Ever Told

Posted on Wednesday 06 June 2018 by Reception team

Yesterday, the Hobgoblin Theatre Company performed a play for us. There was trouble in Fairytale Land. The Evil Queen was doing away with all of the handsome Princes and it was up to the 3 Little Pigs to stop her! 

During the production we recognised lots of characters from many fairytales but they were all mixed up into different stories. We saw the Big Bad Wolf, Snow White, Goldilocks, Sleeping Beauty, The Seven Dwarfs, Red Riding Hood and her grandma, the Magic Mirror and many more…

Scholes Gala and Scholes in Bloom

Posted on Tuesday 05 June 2018 by Mrs Latham

Please come and support our Skipping Crew and WUSU Crew at Scholes Gala this Saturday, 9 June 2018. We would also like as many children as possible to visit the planting stall. Children can take them home, look after them and then bring the plants and join us on judging day for Britain in Bloom on 6 August 2018 at 10am outside school. Scholes in Bloom are going for gold this year!

PE

Posted on Tuesday 05 June 2018 by Reception team

This half term, F2  will be having their PE lesson on a Friday.  Please ensure that your child has a PE kit in school (white t-shirt, navy shorts / tracksuit bottoms and pumps/trainers). We are hoping to get onto the field so please ensure your child has suitable footwear.

Hobgoblin Theatre!

Posted on Tuesday 05 June 2018 by

This morning, we’ve been enjoying a mash-up of fairy tales. 

So far, we’ve seen Snow White, The Evil Queen, Three Little Pigs, The Big Bad Wolf and a dwarf! All the characters are wearing disguises to pretend to be other characters in the wrong fairy tales! It truly is a mash-up! 

The children are completely engrossed! The handsome prince has just been checking if any of the children’s feet might fit the glass slipper! None fitted, not even the year sixes feet!

Walk to School Week winners

Posted on Sunday 03 June 2018 by Mrs Latham

We had hundreds of raffle tickets in the box. Well done to all those who walked, scooted or rode bikes to school before the holidays. The Buffers car park was busy all week. Here are the prize winners. Let’s keep walking!

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