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The Good Shepherd
Catholic Primary School
“I am the Good Shepherd; I know my own and my own know me”. John 10:14"
Year 4 - St John Bosco
Welcome to Year 4 2019 - 2020!
Club 144 times tables booklets
Yr 4 Class Assembly Tues.10th March - 'Electricity'
1. Electricity - with vocals.mp3
Club 144's Secret Winter Meeting- what were they up to this time?
Coding with Scratch: scary eyeball animation!
Ideas for how to help at home
Local area study: 120 Askew Rd in Oct.1940 and Oct.2019...
Badminton Festival @ Burlington Danes Academy
Conker fighting!
Science: cup telephones experiment
Act 1 Scene 3: Macbeth meets the witches!
Guided reading in comfort!
Maths: place value
Science: sound safari!
Tag rugby in Wendell Park
Devising our class rules
P.E. fun!
Year 4 Autumn Term Curriculum Map
Hello and welcome back to school! Year 4 have a busy and exciting autumn term ahead fo them. Here are just a few of the things I am looking forward to:
- Diving into Shakespeare with the 'Macbeth' English and drama project.
- A visit from the very talented Young Shakespeare Company (their performance last year was fantastic).
- PE in the park while the weather is good (keep your fingers crossed!).
- More members of the class gaining membership to my 'Club 144' times table collective. Remember, you will have a quiz every week.
- Art lessons in our new art classroom.
- Our Tudors history topic.
- Tudor cookery with Etain.
- Starting our class novel, the very funny 'My Best Fiend' by Sheila Lavelle.
- Getting to know everyone in my new class and finding out all about you and what interests you.
A detailed map of this term's curriculum will be published next week.
Mr Davis
-YEAR 3 2018 -2019 ARCHIVE-
Welcome to Year 3, class of 2018 - 2019!
Lots of little beings with a personality,
Each a little different and a little like me.
Lots of little beings like stars in the sky,
Each one has a different little twinkle in its eye.
Lots of little beings like leaves on a tree,
Hanging all together in a being family.
Lots of little beings like peas in a pod,
Being all together, being loved by God.
Lunchtime Champions League Final! Well done Tottenham!
Easter Homework
Club 144 tables booklets
Club 144 secret meeting! Can you work out what they were doing?
November Numeracy Challenge 2018
Half term homework
WOW, Shakespeare blew us away! What a wonderful play Twelfth Night was!
Homework - Spellings
We LOVE to dance!
2017 - 2018 archive
Here is a link to the song I sent home for the children to learn for their homework.
London is the place for me
https://youtu.be/dGt21q1AjuI
Lord Kitchener - London is the place for me
Hello everyone.
Thank you so much to all the parents who came to see me this week. Your children are working hard and are a credit to you.
Unfortunately, the photocopier came to life too late in the day today so please find below the homework for this week.
1. Learn the spellings below for a test on Thursday.
2. Mathletics.
3. Read your reading book to an adult.
4. We have a backlog of people with Talk Homework topics from last week, so if you want to share your
thoughts next week we will fit you in.
Thanks
Michelle Backshall
Spellings
Homework 16th March 2018
Sorry, we have a problem with the photocopier this week but here is some homework for the weekend.
1. Learn spellings for test next Friday.
They are:
their/they're/there
here/hear
sea/see
to/too/two
be/bee
one/won
son/sun
bear/bare
blue/blew
night/knight
2. Mathletics exercises.
3. Talk Homework
Find out about one of these subjects, so you can tell us about it next week:
St Patrick's Day
6 Nations Rugby
Winter Paralympics
or
Stephen Hawking.
4. Read your book to an adult.
5. Have a great weekend!
SNOW DAY FUN
Hi everybody
Hope you are all enjoying the snow and ice. I have attached some work for you to do if you find yourself at a loose end.
You can choose which comprehension exercises you want to do. You will see that some are easier than others. You don't need to download/print the documents. You can just use paper to write the answers or do your Snow Day writing.
If you want to plan a story involving snow, you can write your story when we return to school.
You don't need to do everything that I have attached. I just thought I'd give you some choice.
Stay safe.
Snow Day
We have signed up to one of the most successful short story writing competitions in the world!, BBC Radio 2's 500 WORDS. Budding young writers are asked to submit a 500-word story on any topic with the six winners having their story read out on air by a celebrity! The deadline for the story is Thursday 22nd February. The link attached ( BBC Radio 2 500 words ) gives some ideas to help your child get their story written over half-term. Any child that would like to enter the competition should hand their story to their teacher on Monday 19th February, the first day back after half-term, to be checked over. The children will be given the opportunity to upload their story onto the website at school before the deadline. The competition is not compulsory
Multi-skills Festival hosted by Q.P.R.
November Numeracy Challenge!
Welcome to Year Two.
Below you will find our curriculum map for the Autumn Term.
Curriculum Map
Year 1 2016-2017
Year 1's Pirate Banquet!!
Gunnersbury Triangle Nature Reserve
Cooking a Filipino snack - Turon
We made a Filipino snack called Turon. Turon is a Philippine snack made of thinly sliced bananas, dusted with brown sugar, rolled in a spring roll wrapper and fried.
Traditional Philippine Dance- Tinikling
Tinikling is a traditional Philippine dance which originated during the Spanish colonial era. The dance involves two people beating, tapping, and sliding bamboo poles on the ground and against each other in coordination with one or more dancers who step over and in between the poles in a dance.
Everybody in Year 1 had the chance to either dance or clap the bamboo poles! It was tricky but everybody gave it a good go! Well done Year 1!
International Week
This week, we have been learning all about the Philippines. Today we had the opportunity to try on some traditional Filipino costumes.
Laudato Si' week in Year 1
This week we have been learning about how we can respond to Pope Francis' letter Laudato Si'. We have placed a particular focus on recycling. We have learnt how to sort our rubbish so that we waste less, we have learnt how to identify what items can be recycled, we have made place mats entirely out of used plastic bags and we have also brought in our own mini recycling projects! They have been amazing!
Remember: Reduce, reuse, recycle!
Thank you Emily (Year 6) for inspiring the school to create Friendship Benches! What a fantastic idea!
Year 1's trip to Windsor Castle
Year 1's Jack and the Beanstalk assembly. Well done Year 1!
World Book Day 2017
Google Expeditions came to visit our school! It was a fantastic experience!
Thank you to those of you who attended our Phonics Workshop. We hope it was useful. We have uploaded the PowerPoint from the session to the curriculum section of our school website.
Meeting Father Christmas and Christmas lunch 2016
Yoga practise!
Thank you to Kitty's mum, Emma, for a fantastic Christmas inspired Yoga lesson! It was great and Year 1 thoroughly enjoyed themselves!
Year 1 Angels in the Nativity
Our walk around Westminster!
Collective Act of Worship
We made Jelly as part of a Science Investigation!
Parachute fun after a long week of hard work! =)
Hard at work during Maths!
Photo's from Roald Dahl Day!
Year 1 Curriculum Evening 2016
Welcome to Year 1!
Wow, what a great three weeks we have had! The children have settled very well and we have had lots of fun whilst getting lots of work done!
Please check our class page regularly for news and photo's of the children throughout the year!
"A childhood without books - that would be no childhood. That would be like being shut out from the enchanted place where you can go and find the rarest kind of joy."
Astrid Lingen, author of Pippi Longstocking
This month's story book
2015 - 2016 ARCHIVE
Trip to Kidzania, Westfield. When we grow up we want to ...
Around the world in 50 days!
This term, we have travelled all over the world, using maps and globes. We identified the difference between cities, countries and continents and named some important rivers. We began our trip in London, the city in which we all live. We wrote our own version of the Naughty Bus, learned about the Royal Family and enjoyed a traditional English cream teas with scones. We made world famous London monuments from unwanted boxes. Can you tell which ones they are?
Heading south, we crossed the English Channel to France, where we painted landscapes like Claude Monet, and tried to make Eiffel Towers using a range of construction kits. We journeyed down through France and crossed the Mediterranean Sea until we got to the continent of Africa.
We learned that Africa was made up of lots of different countries and languages. We acted out the story of Handa's Surprise and imagined we were Handa taking present to one of our friends when something unexpected happens!
During international week we travelled overland to Asia and settled in India. We learned that people are mad about cricket and had our first cricket lesson with Jonathan, who thought we were really talented!
We drew our own pictures of the Taj Mahal and made playdough using Indian spices in different shades of brown, red and yellow to make pretend Indian sweets and cakes.
More international week creativity, fun and dressing-up...
Fun at the farm
We had an amazing trip to Bocketts Farm recently. We are learning about where our food comes from. We saw many of the animals that provide us with meat, milk and eggs, and wool and leather. We fed goats and sheep; we saw baby lambs and kids that had just been born and watched a goat being milked by hand. The milk was really warm
.
We had a tractor ride in beautiful countryside and looked out at huge fields of wheat and corn. We saw horses, donkeys, big, sleepy pigs and fierce-looking bulls.
As if that wasn't enough excitement for one day, we had a little spare time between activities. Look what fun we had ....
Back at school, we are developing our knowledge and understanding further with lots of farm-related stories and activities:
Next week, we're going to look at how wheat gets turned into bread and how milk gets churned into butter by making them ourselves.
