Class Teacher: Mrs Comfort
Teaching Assistant: Mrs Knight
Key Information
P.E. is on Tuesday and Friday. Please remember to wear full PE kit (navy joggers/shorts, white top (or house colour), school jumper, suitable footwear).
We will be doing a cooking session on a Wednesday in term 1.
Homework is set for Monday and is due to be returned the following Monday. Weekly spellings will be assessed on a Monday.
Curriculum overview for the Autumn Term
Spellings for Years 3 and 4
Cooking - Session 1
Here is some feedback from our first cooking session.
Jayden - I liked how we swirled up all the food.
Darcey - I liked cooking the food and listening to it sizzle.
Amber - The food was delicious.
Evie - I loved using the hot plates.
Seth - The process of cooking was good, but I didn't like the omlette.
Scarlett - I loved the crispy onions.
George - I actually loved all of it.
Jasmine - I enjoyed the cooking, especially the onions.
Keira - The omlette itself was nice, but I think the onion was overcooked.
Cooking - session 2
Week 2 review
Tom – Today in cooking we made stir fry that was really good because I loved it.
Amelia-May – I liked the noodles and the carrots and the peppers, not the chicken though.
Bethany – I loved everything about the stir fry.
Holly – I don’t normally like stir-fries, but I really liked this one.
Amber – It was scrumptious and delicious.
Tarlia – I didn’t really like it but I liked cooking.
Seth – I really liked the process and all of the ingredients, but I liked the pepper and chicken the most.
Scarlett – I enjoyed the cooking and I loved the rice noodles the most.
Cooking- session 3
Week 3 review
Holly – The process of making the pancakes was fun. But my favourite bit was eating it with honey.
Seth – The food was really good and the process was really funny because of when the butter bubbles kept popping.
Scarlett – I really liked the pancakes because it was really sweet and fluffy.
George – I loved the beautiful fluffy batter. I didn’t really like the honey.
Evie – My pancake was perfect inside and out. I found it really scrumptious. This was the best cooking session!
Cyrus – I really liked this session especially eating the pancake.
Tarlia – I really loved baking the pancake and I enjoyed trying it.
Willow – I really enjoyed making the pancakes and cutting the fruit. I had bananas and strawberries with honey.
Cooking - session 4
Cooking - session 5
Week 5 review
Bethany – I liked it but I think that we could have used apricot yoghurt and that would go better.
Scarlett – I kind of liked it but after I ate it, it made me feel sick because it had too much honey in it.
Tarlia – I liked the yoghurt but I didn’t want to try it because it didn’t look that good after I mixed it too much.
Ella – I loved making it but I didn’t like it because of the yoghurt.
Evie – If I had to change something, I would add more honey to replace the yoghurt.
Amber – I enjoyed it, but the yoghurt was overpowering the flavour.
Darcey – I enjoyed the granola but I don’t really like the banana and yoghurt together.
Fred – If I could change something, I would take out the apricot as this spoiled my appetite.
Class 4 Diwali Celebration
Year 4 had a wonderful afternoon celebrating Diwali as part of our religious and cultural studies in Term 2. We learned all about the 'festival of lights' and took part in some of the many activities those who celebrate Diwali do.
Capel Church Trip
Class 4 walked to the St Thomas A Beckett church to explore the surroundings and learn about its history. We were amazed to find out that the site may have been originally used by the Anglo-Saxons!
As part of our learning, the children created a timeline of the church's history and explored the meaning behind the pictures painted on the church walls. We discovered that because not everyone could read, churches would cover their walls with paintings to teach people the stories from the bible.
The pupils particularly enjoyed choosing their own items to photograph as inspiration for their latest sketch in art. These will compliment their original sketches of the church, some of which were given to the church as a thank-you gift.
