Class News

Judo Taster Session at Scholes!

Posted on Monday 22 October 2018 by Mr Roundtree

At Scholes (Elmet) Primary School, our children certainly have an opportunity to experience a broad range of sports and activities.

Today’s 30-minute taster session, led by Destination Judo, was full of energy, movement and fun.  Judo sessions are always enjoyable as the children learn how to throw, hold and pin their partners to the ground, with an element of rules, discipline and respect.

If your child would like to attend a further free taster session at a local HUB location, then contact Destination Judo, Leeds for information.

Look out for flyers in bags being sent home this week.

Nouns means names

Posted on Monday 22 October 2018 by Mrs Latham

We have been learning a song to help us remember what a noun is (sung to the tune of the Heinz Meanz Beanz advert).

Nouns
Every person, place or thing
Needs a name and so we sing
Nouns means names

Help at home by talking about nouns and how they are all around us! Don’t forget proper nouns (Monday, Christmas), abstract nouns (happiness, excitement) and pronouns, which replace a noun in a sentence (I, we, she).

 

Let’s talk numbers!

Posted on Monday 22 October 2018 by Reception team

It’s been great to talk to some of you about your child’s progress during parents’ evening. A few parents have been asking about how to support their child at home with numbers.

In Foundation 2, we focus on numbers to twenty throughout the year to get a depth of understanding of what the numbers really mean. For example:

During the past couple of weeks we have been focusing on the number 3.

Finding 3

The children have been finding 3 by looking at their environment and at pictures. For example: 3 pigs, 3 houses, 3 noses, 3 hats…

Number stories

Once the children had looked for three around them, they have begun to tell number stories. We use the language first, then and now to tell the stories and have developed some actions to support us.

First there was one flower in the garden. Then two more flowers grew in the garden. Now there are three flowers altogether.

 

First there were three ice-creams. Then I ate one. Now there are two ice-creams left.

These number stories support your child’s understanding of number in real-life experiences. Looking at numbers in the environment and number stories support your child in developing a deep understanding of what ‘3’ really means.

Can your child tell you a number story that makes 3? Can your child find 3 in the environment? Please let us know what your child has done using a wow sheet – we can then celebrate their learning at school.

Judo taster session

Posted on Monday 22 October 2018 by Mr Lindsay

Balazs from The British Judo Association came into school today. Children enjoyed competing against each other. They learned how to move around the mat and how to pin their opponent.

Home Link – Room on the Broom

Posted on Sunday 21 October 2018 by Reception Team

Our Home link activity this week is to enjoy reading ‘Room on the Broom’ together at home.

If you don’t have a copy, you could visit the library or watch an on-line version of the story here.

There are some fun activities and colouring sheets available to download on Julia Donaldson’s website. We’re going to try and make some mini broomsticks in Nursery this week. You could also print off some of the animal masks and try re-telling the story together at home using them.

Spooky spectacular!

Posted on Saturday 20 October 2018 by

The annual Halloween-themed disco was a great success. There were some amazing costumes!

3/4F Class assembly

Posted on Saturday 20 October 2018 by

All the children’s hard work, rehearsals and preparations paid off on Friday afternoon for our class assembly. The children all remembered what to say. The poem recital was fantastic. It was loud, clear and confident. Well done, children!

Thank you to all the parents and family members who came to watch and encourage the children.

3/4F – Fantastic homework showing the 8Rs!

Posted on Saturday 20 October 2018 by

Last week, our homework was to think of a way to help us remember our 8Rs. Everyone was asked to record how they did that.

I was absolutely bowled away when the children shared the vast array of creativity in their thinking. They created poems, stories, posters, explanation texts and drawings. Amazing!

Living and Learning – Rights and Responsibilities.

Posted on Friday 19 October 2018 by Mrs Wilkins

KS1 have been discussing ‘Rights and Responsilities’. We have the right to be educated (by coming to school). We also have the responsibility to learn (through our attention and effort).

We mimed different responsibilities that we might have at home or at school. The class enjoyed guessing what the miming represented. The children are proud of being responsible for various things.

Trip to The National Science and Media Museum

Posted on Friday 19 October 2018 by Mrs Lake

What a brilliant day! 5/6NK thoroughly enjoyed learning about how entertainment has changed through time. At the museum, we explored different galleries showcasing how television, computing and photography have evolved and developed  over the past 100 years.

   

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