4 Oct

Reading Week 4!

The scores are in!

Kingfisher Class is top of the tree this week, with Robins as runners-up - but there are only a few percent points in it so please keep up with your five reads. Every single one counts!

Ringfenced story time

The nights are starting to draw in! Snuggling up on the sofa…

3 Oct

OWL SQUAD WEEK 4

This week, we thought you might like to see our amazing Owl Tracker map, which is on our Geography display in the classroom and is, for several members of Owl Class, the most important thing in the room! 

Every mission a squad member goes on is recorded on the board so we know who is where, and…

25 Sep

Reading Week 3!

This week's leaderboard sees Owls and Robins taking joint first place, pushing Kingfishers into third by a whisker! Well done everyone - it's still really close. Make sure you do your five reads this week! 

The league table leaders are Owls, but there's hardly anything in it - anything could…

25 Sep

OWL SQUAD WEEK 3

This week saw the return of Barb, and we got lots of news from the owls we posted last week! 

Focused Frederick has had a wonderful adventure in Lincoln. He enjoyed a glorious day out in the city centre looking at the cathedral and the castle in the sunshine. He visited the museum of Lincolnshire and saw their famous scarecrow and lots of farm machinery. The harvest has largely been brought in, so he didn't get to see a combine harvester in action, but he did find some big ones in the museum. He also found a tank - there are lots of RAF and army bases in Lincolnshire. He is now on the way home. 

Pastel Sandra reported back from Harrogate. She did get rained on, but found beautiful rolling hills, drystone walls and visited the Victorian pump house because Harrogate was originally a Victorian spa town. She should be winging her way home this week, too. 

Beats has made it to a primary school in Sunderland and we eagerly await his report. 

Natalie is in Rhyl, just outside the Snowdonia National Park - also at a primary school with a very excited teacher! 

Speckle has arrived in the little village of Histon, near Cambridge. 

Spike and Bob are expected back from Liverpool and Manchester early next week. 

Best of all, our wonderful PTA have presented Mrs E with some more second class stamps so the next flight is being prepared for next week. Where will they all end up next? 

In Geography this week, Owl Class looked at counties. Some of the class will have worn their County Crowns home - we learned what sorts of things different counties are famous for and - of course - addressed some envelopes! 

Tune in next week for more incredible adventures from the Owl Squad!