N SQUIRRELS - Amber Sinclair. This week we are learning about farm animals. Amber carefully cut out the pictures of the animals and stuck them on the farm scene. She talked about the animals and shared her knowledge with the other children.

R BEECH - Emilia Harris for being an amazing mathematician. She has been showing us how she can add and subtract using a 10s frame. Great work Emilia!

R HAZEL - Ivy Gates for trying her very best this week when we were learning about Farmer Duck. She told us the story, sequenced the pictures, wrote about each picture on Monday and on Tuesday she did writing all on her own. Well done Ivy!

1 OAK - Zoe Grimes. Year 1 have been making fact sheets about African animals. Zoe wrote some super sentences about giraffes. We are so impressed with the adjectives she used!

1 PINE - Bella Watson. We have been learning about formatting texts on the Chromebook. Bella wrote a great sentence, using her skills to then change the size. Great typing!

2 CEDAR - Noah Tubasei. In Maths, Year 2 have been learning to draw pictograms. Noah was careful to make sure that each picture looked the same, equally sized and evenly spaced. Well done Noah!

2 HAWTHORN - Ayana Nabbi for her fantastic singing at the Choral Festival this week. Ayana represented the school beautifully, trying her best and expressing the words she was singing. Well done Ayana!

3 ELM  - Grace Webb & Noah Westwood. In Art we have been exploring how to mix colours using red, yellow and blue. Inspired by the work of Maria Sibylla Merian, Grace and Noah produced wonderful paintings depicting the life cycle of a tomato plant. They studied the plants and carefully mixed the colours. Wonderful work!

3 MAPLE - Charlotte Allen for her excellent work in English lessons. Year 3 have been learning to use persuasive language and Charlotte worked hard to plan to write a letter to Mr Wright, trying to persuade him to let her bring her kitten to school.

4 ALDER - Mia Marais. In Year 4 we are learning about the print artist Glen Alps. We are then going to learn his technique of collagraphy. Mia worked really hard to produce an interesting page about him. She also included a helpful diagram to explain what collagraphy is. Well done Mia!

4 BIRCH - James Clothier for the excellent effort he showed in tennis during his PE lessons. James has worked hard to demonstrate accuracy in his forehand shots and has worked very well in a team. Well done James, keep up the fantastic effort in PE!

4 LARCH - Naksh Agraval for the effort he put into his Geography work on rainforests. He learned a lot about the 4 different layers of the rainforest and tried really hard to present his work well using subheadings. Well done!

5 ROWAN - William Bourne for his impressive poster about Henry VIII. William worked really hard doing his research to find out lots of interesting facts to put on his poster. He did excellent drawings too. Excellent work. Well done William!

5 WILLOW - Max Treharne for his outstanding effort in English lessons. He has been setting himself very high expectations and showing great determination to include as many higher-level features in his writing as possible. We are so impressed by the way he challenges himself each lesson to up-level his learning. It makes his writing a joy to read. Well done Max!

6 HOLLY - Mussa Rahman. We are so impressed with Mussa’s thoughts in RE this week. He considered the meaning of suffering in the context of the Buddhist religion, but also how this is applicable to all people in the world. We liked how he thought that the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism might be demonstrated in everyday life. Super work Mussa!

6 LAUREL - Charlotte Lawry for her impressive work in Science in our Electricity topic. Charlotte drew and labelled her circuit diagrams clearly and correctly. She also did very well in our circuit quiz, remembering correctly the symbols for parts of a circuit. Well done Charlotte, keep up the great work!