MicIntyre Terrace, Bishop Auckland DL14 6HW
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Amazing work in Magic Maths this week. Well done everyone. Enjoy your Maths- themed treat!
3C: Oliver H
3H: Mason W
4C: Alfie J
4H: Bella H
5C: Charlie Ann D
5H: Lexi A
6C: Kayden N
6H: Ella W
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Take a look at a wonderful English lesson taking place this week. We are beginning our topic of ‘Traditional Tales’ with Jack and the Beanstalk. We tasted some magic beans of our own which turned us into super listeners to be able to listen carefully to the story. They were delicious!
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During our PE lessons this week we worked in teams to build a balance obstacle course – the equipment our group used was ropes, cones and spots. The aim was to get around without falling. The first thing we had to do was walk across a long rope, then hop on the spot before hoping around the cones. Some of our team found this difficult but tried their best to complete it. Great fun was had by all. By Annie and Mia
Article 29: Your education should help you use and develop your talents and abilities.
Year 6 have had yet another week of working exceptionally hard! This week we have completed lots of work in English where we focused on time, cause and place adverbs. We have also finished our topic on The Americas where we did some research. We compared Death Valley to Bishop Auckland by looking at human and physical features. I think it’s safe to say we don’t want to live in Death Valley when the temperature reaches up to 57 degrees Celsius!
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Year 5 have worked very hard learning and using coordinates. They were given a ‘Crack the Code’ task where they had to follow instructions and find buildings on a map. Great understanding was observed when they investigated the missing building. The coordinates each had letters and these were unscrambled then the remaining building was revealed. Super map work!
Article 28: Your education should help you use and develop your talents and abilities.
This week, Year 3 have enjoyed their first ukulele lesson with Mrs Coulls. They welcomed each other by chanting a tune called ‘Hello’. They then learnt the names of the different parts of the ukulele and began to play some sounds. A great start Year 3!
Article 29: Your education should help you use and develop your talents and abilities.
Amazing work in Magic Maths this week. Well done everyone. Enjoy your Maths-themed treat!
3C: Lucas H
3H: Ashton C
4C: John-Joe H
4H: Evie P
5C: Ruqayah R
5H: Freddie G
6C: Lacie-Mae D
6H: Charlie W
Article 29: Your education should help you use and develop your talents and abilities.
Acrostic Poem – Sadly on the 8th September 2022 our Queen, Elizabeth II, passed away.
The Queen has sadly died,
History will remember her,
Elizabeth’s glorious reign seemed endless.
Queen of all our land,
Unique, graceful, noble and beloved,
Eager to take the throne,
Endless service to our people
Now she is at peace.
Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education.
4C have been learning about the past, present and future tense in English this week. The children worked very well in their teams sorting various statements into the different tenses.
Article 28: You have the right to a good quality education.
3C have been working hard and enjoying their Sounds Write sessions each day. During these sessions, the children were word building, reading and spelling a variety of words and then moved on to dictation work. Super work!
