What a lovely week we have had in Lime Class as we head towards the half-term break! In history, we have been learning about the Windrush Generation, discovering more about the people who travelled from the Caribbean to Britain and the important contributions they made to British society. In English, we have been practising writing sentences using conjunctions to join our ideas and make our writing more interesting. In maths, we have been developing our addition skills, learning how to add ones, tens and hundreds to numbers.
In PSHE, we have been thinking about how we care for our pets and the responsibilities that come with looking after another living thing. This has also led to some thoughtful discussions about responsibility, caring for others and dealing with loss. We managed to dodge the rain during our Forest School session, enjoying some fresh air and outdoor learning despite the changeable weather!
It was lovely to welcome parents into school on Wednesday for our parent consultations. The children were proud to show off their work, share their learning and talk to their parents and teacher about how they have been getting on in Lime Class.
We also enjoyed a fantastic Golden Morning, packed with a wonderful variety of enrichment activities. The children had the opportunity to try their hands at sewing, creating stop-motion films, developing their circus skills and carrying out exciting science experiments. There was plenty of enthusiasm, creativity and curiosity on display!
Now it is time for a well-deserved half-term break. We hope everyone enjoys a relaxing week, gets the chance to recharge their batteries and, fingers crossed, makes the most of some lovely sunny weather. Happy half term, everyone!
