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KS1 Weekly News 6.10.23

We are proud of the progress the children are making so far this half term. Thank you for your support with reading, spellings and homework at home. The children seem INSPIRED, ENJOYING their learning and ACHIEVING.

IHL and 1TS – In English this week we shared the story, Katie in London. Our writing has been linked to the text; we looked at the characters and wrote sentences using an illustration from the story. When your child is writing, please encourage them to use a capital letter at the beginning of a sentence, finger spaces between words and a full stop at the end of the sentence. In maths, we are comparing numbers to 10 using the inequalities symbols < > =. In geography, we have been finding out about the countries in the UK and focussing on England. We looked at the flag, national flower, capital city and other symbols linked to England. We had fun making a red rose and even doing some Morris dancing!

1MG – In English we have been writing a character description about the mum in our story. We have been using adjectives and conjunctions. In maths we have been using inequalities symbols.

If your child has been to a famous landmark in England or to the city of London, feel free to send us a photo that we can share.

Scientist of the Week

1HL – Scientist of the week in 1HL is Violet for making connections with our learning and her own experiences.

1TS – Scientist of the week in 1TS is

1MG – Scientist of the week in 1MG is Zara for fantastic materials work!

Pupil of the Week

1HL – This week our pupil of the week is Lincoln for having such a positive attitude in IHL and for trying his very best in everything we do.

1TS – The pupil of the week in 1TS is Leven for trying his best in everything he does and making super progress.

1MG – Well done to George for his fantastic contribution in 1MG.

Birthdays

This week we wish a big happy birthday to Daniel, George and Charlotte.

Reminder

Red word spellings go home on a Friday and for 1HL and 1TS we will have a quiz the following Monday.

1MG spellings go home on a Friday for a spelling test the following Friday.

Please make sure your child brings their reading book and record into school everyday.

PE days are indoor Tuesday and outdoor Thursday – please ensure your child is in the correct PE kit as stated in the uniform policy. Please ensure hair is tied back and no jewellery thank you.

The children continue to follow the Golden Rules and we continue to look for children who are showing us our school values – INSPIRE, ENJOY, ACHIEVE! This week in assembly Mrs Hewitt-Best was encouraging the children to give ‘kind tokens’ such as a smile or to ask someone, ‘Are you ok?’ If your child is doing this at home please let us know – we are very proud of how kind our children are!

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