Category: Year 4

4C have had a spooky French lesson this week, learning all about French Halloween. Don't you think our pictures are scarily good? 

We had a great time experimenting with different ways of getting paint onto the page to create our erupting volcanoes. 

We think they look amazing just like 4C and 4R!

We had a great time experimenting with different ways of getting paint onto the page to create our erupting volcanoes. 

We think they look amazing!

4R have been busy this week creating volcano paintings. They were let loose with the paint to create the eruption.

This week in maths the year 4 children in 34C have been investigating angles. We know the difference between acute, obtuse and right angles. Some of us even had chance to measure angles with a protractor!

3/4G impressed me with their dictionary skills today.  The pictures show some very determined children who were on a mission to find the meaning of every word given!

Well done!

What do you get if you cross a sheep with a kangeroo? A woolly jumper!

In all seriousness, 4M created their own species of animal using a creation tool online. Then gave it a special name, it's own features and habitat.

If animal breeding isn't confusing enough - try to imagine all the…

Well done to all Year 4 children pictured who attempted some Year 6 reasoning questions during lunchtime. You have worked incredibly hard with your mathematics this year and it is really paying off!

Keep it up in Year 5, high expectations for Year 6 (Mrs Harrison is lucky!).

Mr.…

4M have been learning about animals and their specific features which allow them to adapt to their habitat/environment. We used Popplet to create maps key features/adaptations. Please find our work below, we hope it is informative.

Year 4 had a day to remember as NELC Music & Performing Arts Service Present 'Megastra' The School's Prom. We sang a variety of songs including 'We Will Rock You' and performed 'The Kraken' by Hans Zimmer on the cellos.

Children really enjoyed the opportunity to watch professional musicians…

A food web is simply a number of food chains joined together. It shows how the loss of one organism has an effect of other organisms in the food web. This is called the interdependence of living things.

Considering the food web above as an example, what would happen if the population of slugs…

4M pestered Mr. Mickleburgh to celebrate 'National 'Cream Day 2017'. Most of the children had never had one before so it was the perfect moment to try this special traditional scone. The children have been working hard during this term and to reward them for their endeavours in the School Fayre we…