Mr Vaughan’s class have been working on Famous Black figures, as part of ‘Black History’ month. The children have been creating some amazing pieces on this subject, which are displayed in the classroom including their biographies of Harriet Tubman.
Some of the children have sent in pictures of other activities they’ve been doing at home, including Isabelle W, who has beautifully decorated her biscuits. They look lovely and yummy Isabelle, well done!
Consortium Trust and Barnby & North Cove Primary School were delighted to receive this Award from The Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk, acknowledging the significant contribution to the pupils and families of our communities.
Celebrate Guy Fawkes Night at school with our Traditional Bonfire Lunch on the 5th November!
Bonfire or (Guy Fawkes) Night is a tradition celebrated in the UK wth bonfires and fireworks. The night skies fill with smoke from bonfires and colour and sound from fireworks representing the foiled explosion of the plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament. Sometime people burn the effigy of Guy Fawkes on their bonfires too. We eat Jacket Potatoes, Toffee Apples, Parkin Cake and Hot Dogs!
Oak class has been busy exploring Autumn. We have learnt about the harvest, the Autumn Equinox and how animals get ready for the winter by collecting food. We really enjoyed making Autumn Crowns too
In maths, Oak Class we have been learning number bonds to 10 using cubes and the part-whole model. We are really good at this now!
For two weeks now, Willow Class has shown fantastic resilience and an undeniable enthusiasm to learn. All parents and guardians deserve recognition for the overwhelming amount of support that not only the children have received but myself included.
This week in Acorn class we found a frog trapped in a tyre in the outdoor area. We are not sure how it got there but we all decided it was not a good place for it to live. So we discussed different places the frog might like to live including a bucket, an old shoe and the lavender bush.
This term Chestnut Class have been studying the work of Henri Matisse, the famous French artist and produced some wonderful self-portraits in the style of Matisse.
A pupil's Fine Art in the style of Henri Émile Benoît Matisse (31 December 1869 – 3 November 1954), was a French artist, known for both his use of colour and his fluid and original draughtsmanship.
This term Chestnut Class have been studying the work of Henri Matisse, the famous French artist.