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Cwtch Dau

Class Teacher: Mrs Vaughan

TA: Mrs Leyshon

PPA (Thursday): Mrs Davies

PE day: Tuesday

Fun on the bikes !

Where does chocolate come from ?

Our Class Worship - Keep Safe

Olympic Stadium Designs

The Journey of Chocolate

Our Summer Curriculum - What Matters ?

Walk to School week is 20th - 24th May!

We loved our mix up morning with children from other classes. We learned all about being safe.

We have been learning about our rights. We created a group poem about what we think makes a perfect family.

We loved our outdoor archery session. Thank you Mrs Maylier

We went on a scavenger hunt and then spent some mindfullness moments outdoors.

We all had a great time learning new rugby skills!

We have been learning about algorithms. We shared sweets to show how to write an algorithm.

Families Learning Together - Come into school and learn new skills alongside your child

In Progression Step 2 this term we are focusing on Science and Technology alongside Expressive Arts and Maths and Numeracy. Our topic is based upon the story 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' by Roald Dahl. We will be exploring how the properties of materials have changed as well as the chocolate making process. We will be taking the children to Cadbury World to explore this process first hand. 

 

We will continue to develop our understanding of our values:
Respect
Aspiration

Teamwork

Equity

 

If you arrive before 8:20am please wait in the playground.  Staff from the class will collect your child when it is time to come into school. If you arrive after this time an adult will be ready to collect your child from you or as you pass through the gates. Please do not linger in this area; staff will supervise the children when they are taking off their coats and coming into the classroom.  

Summer 1 - Our Learning

Cadbury World

Spring 2 - Our Learning

Years 1 and 2 had a fun mix-up afternoon learning about the important religious festivals of Ramadan and Easter.

This week we have taking part in British Science Week. The theme is time. After learning about food during Tudor Times, we decided to have a go at growing our own potatoes. We have been letting our potatoes chit on the windowsill for a few weeks. We cannot wait to plant them.

Mother Tina came to talk to the children about Eucharist. The children learnt a lot about the service.

Maisie took part in the “Big Garden Birdwatch”. Maisie spent an hour looking at the garden/street and tallying up which birds she saw land. Maisie submitted her results online to help the RSPB understand which birds are still around the area.

In Progression Step 2 this term we are focusing on Humanities alongside Expressive Arts.

As part of our topic we will be composing diaries, reciting poems and creating a piece of artwork in the style of the artist Ian Viggars.  We will be taking the children to Llancaiach Fawr to find out about Tudor life.

 

We will continue to develop our understanding of our values:
Respect
Aspiration

Teamwork

Equity

If you arrive before 8:20am please wait in the playground.  Staff from the class will collect your child when it is time to come into school. If you arrive after this time an adult will be ready to collect your child from you or as you pass through the gates. Please do not linger in this area; staff will supervise the children when they are taking off their coats and coming into the classroom. 

Spring 1 - Our Learning

PC Rhys came to visit. He talked to children about rules. They looked at what is right and what is wrong. The children loved dressing up in police uniform.

We have visitors from ICE Wales come to visit our children. The children love listening to them read stories from the Bible

We have been learning about how to make Tudor pottage.

Autumn 2 - Our Learning

Llancaiach Fawr Trip

We have been using different resources to help us with our learning.

We have looked at a story about a mouse and a frog. The mouse wanted to cross the pond to get to the frog’s house. We decided to do a science investigation to find out the strongest material for a raft.

Our final pieces of weaving.

Children in Need.

Autumn 1 - Our Learning

Our role play RVE lesson about being part of God's family and the Christian faith.

Take a look at the presentation that Mrs Vaughan proudly presented to the governing body...

All working together

We chose ‘The Tortoise and the Hare’ as a story with a moral which shows our core values. Here are some of our story maps we created to help us with our writing.

We are taking inspiration from Alma Thomas in preparation for our weaving project. She used her local area for inspiration. We are doing the same. She was such an aspirational lady.

Trip to the pantomime!

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