In the classroom with Year 4

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The last few weeks of the Autumn term have been full of activity for Year 4.

The children enjoyed the marvellous spectacular of the Winter Concert, making us all very proud! The PFA, the 'Parents and Friends Association' hosted a wonderful Bingo session and in-class activities.

In classwork, children have written newspaper reports which they presented to their peers. Topics ranged from; investigating the effects of fizzy drinks on our teeth using eggshells, the Ancient Greeks and their legacy in politics, democracy and alarm clock (!), and learning the divisibility rules for the 3, 6, and 9 times tables.

In the pupils' words:

"In Computer science, I learned how to use Office 365 and send emails, use storyboards to create one ourselves and how pelican crossings work" 

"My favorite subject in CJS is Art, as we were able to draw cave animals and use our hands to be fully immersed!" 

"I enjoyed Science because we had some bread and gummy worms included in our science experiment!" 

"I enjoyed Geography because we learned about the Stone Age, how they communicated together using sounds and cave paintings, furthermore how the Stone Age changed to the Bronze Age which changed to the Iron Age!"

Adam year 4 8

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