MicIntyre Terrace, Bishop Auckland DL14 6HW
Another great week for our Tag Rugby team, showing fabulous teamwork and commitment. We are very proud of you all.
Pupils in Y3 have been partitioning numbers, looking at the value of tens and ones. They have used their individual arrow cards to support them to do this independently using practical resources. They have shown great understanding and mathematical language development.
In PE, we have been developing our problem-solving skills whilst working in small teams. We have been using our leadership, communication and listening skills.Article 24: You have the right to the best healthcare.
Children have enjoyed wearing their jeans today – F17.09.21 in order to raise money for ‘Jeans for Genes’. The Jeans for Genes campaign raises awareness of the daily challenges faced by those living with a genetic disorder and raises money to fund projects that make a tangible difference to the lives of those affected.
Together, we have raised an amazing £150.10
Watch out for some of our amazing jeans we have designed to support this campaign.
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Year 6 have been exploring the work of surrealist Claudio Parentela. We have attempted to replicate his style when creating our own abstract portraits.
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We are working on Salvador Dali portraits using hot and cold colours. Sketching pencils and oil pastels were used.
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We are excited to showcase our new Year 6 rugby team who played their very first matches this week. The children played at Bishop Barrington in three games against Woodhouse, St Andrews and Oakley Cross. They drew their first game 3-3, the second game they won 7-1 and their last game they lost 5-2. All the children really enjoyed themselves and are looking forward to playing again next week. This is an amazing achievement after only one session in school. The children will play at Bishop Barrington every Wednesday for 5 weeks. Well done Team CHJS!
5H are studying Pointillism in Art. This wonderful piece is inspired by the work of Christa Rijneveld – a Canadian based artist who works with monochrome lines and dots.
This week in Maths, 5H have been focusing on representing and partitioning numbers using tens and ones. The children have used various methods to problem solve using partitioning numbers making them easier to calculate.
