After hearing the amazing news that the Year 3&4 team were Coventry East Champions they went through to the Level 3 Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire Final. The team performed the 3-6-3 stack and set their personal best. In this final they also performed in the 3-6-3 relay and the stack and back. All the scores were collected from the 16
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We all had a go at hemming a piece of fabric. We are going to use these to make a William Morris inspired design of our own using the printing blocks that we have experiemented with. Our teachers were really impressed with how quickly we developed our sewing techniques.
Last week, Year 4 started our brand new design and technology topic, Functional and Fancy Fabrics! We started the topic by researching an artist and designer, William Morris. We have started to think about the designs we could use for our own printing by testing out the designs in our artbook. We developed our skills by testing how much ink
We were all super excited by the snow today, so we decided to save our writing task for another time and enjoy having some fun before it all melted!
We tasted different flavoured jellybeans and decided on our most and least favourite. We have saved the results and are going to make a human graph to represent our data when the weather is drier! We used our maths skills to decide how many of each flavour we would choose if we could have 1000 jellybeans.
The children began the day with an assembly which gave them the opportunity to look at all the fantastic costumes. As always the children really rose to the occasion and had fun taking part!
We have been exploring famous landscape art from history and developing techniques using water colour, pencil and fineline. We chose a photo or famous painting to influence the final landscape masterpiece we created.
Thank you to all the children who came dressed up for World Book Day today, you all looked amazing! Thank you also to the parents for all their support. We enjoyed listening to Mr Taylor reading “Here We Are” by Oliver Jeffers. We focussed on the part of the story that said “Though we have come a long way, we