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Class 4

Welcome to Class 4 smiley

Summer Term Plan

Class 4, who are preparing for the Mock Trial Competition for Primary Schools held in a magistrates court in June, enjoyed a visit from a local magistrate to talk about the event and what being a real magistrate was really like.

Inspired by our Science topic - Habitats, we made our own small world versions in Forest School. 

Class 4 have really enjoyed studying 'Tuesday' by David Weisner. The story is fantastical and the pictures are fantastic. Please look at the story and enjoy our take on an outside broadcast from the town of Yawnsville.

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On World Book Day Class 3 and 4 welcomed Lizzie Pepper, a local author who has released 2 books in the last year. We enjoyed a book reading and a book signing and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience! 

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We had a great visit from David Allen an engineer who is Head of Fleet Services in Scotland and the North West. He was paired with our school by Porterbrook and has been instrumental in perfecting our locomotives and their performance. He also spent time talking to the children about his job, a career in engineering and working as a team to problem solve! 

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Class 4 had a visit from Dom the Viking - It was a brilliant day! Thank you to the PTA for their help to pay for it. Please enjoy the photos and recounts from the day smiley

The DT work on our locomotives is picking up speed

And now..... we have some movement!!!!smiley

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Fact Files on Alfred the Great

Using levers and pulleys in Forest School

Art work inspired by our Geography work on mountains and the Great Wave off Kanagawa

Following on from our persuasive writing unit, we have taken on the role of estate agents, to sell the beautiful Hobbit Hole Home nestled in the beautiful Parish of Hobbiton. 

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Happy New year from Class 4 smiley Here are a few photos from our new science topic  - Forces - where we were investigating Air Resistance through the making of parachutes with different size canopies, in the freezing cold!!! 

Our Current DT project - Work in progress. Locomotives inspired by our research into Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Following on from research into the Viking Raids on Lindisfarne in AD 793 we took inspiration from a range of primary and secondary sources to write some Poetry

Introducing the 'must have' Christmas Toy - The Hoverbike!! Whose would you choose???

The Hoverbike by Connie

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The Hoverbike by Eliza

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The Hoverbike by Ava

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The Hoverbike by Harry

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Students are provided with an introduction to the exciting world of engineering by using K’Nex to produce a solution for a given problem. A winning team will be chosen from each school based on their ability to work together, solve problems, produce a working model and communicate their ideas to each other and the judge. The team with the best solution will be invited to the Gloucestershire K’Nex final. Typically the session will last for 2 hours starting with and introduction giving the pupils an hour to create their own designs using the K’Nex construction kit. K’Nex is a very adaptable construction kit that allows the pupils to experiment with structures, gears and other mechanisms while modelling their design.

Here is Class 4 in action

'Road to RIAT' -  a STEM 'Glider Challenge'

Class 4's Remembrance Poems

Class 4 was visited by Constable Leah to talk about internet safety

Class 4 have been studying Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' (children's version!). These extracts are based on a video called 'Dracula's Whitby'.

Class 4 Singing Practice with Michael Bochmann MBE

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Practising for our Concert at Northleach Church

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Our Autumn curriculum plan - what we will be studying this term.

We have been studying performance poetry. Here are a few snippets from ones we have written ourselves. The full versions will appear shortly on our YouTube channel. 😃

7 Brothers

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Connie

Connie

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Pinocchio

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Harry

Billy Goats Gruff

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Eliza

The Apple Eater

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Ava

Hansel and Gretel

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Barney

Cinderella

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Samantha

H & G

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Class 4 Field Trip to Greystone Nature Reserve and the River Eye

Art work inspired by our River Topic and Claude Monet

Making boats in forest school.

Science Investigation. Which material made the best ear defenders?

Alex, Shayne, Max and Megan

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The Highwayman Musical Composition

Harry, Eliza, Arthur and Rosie

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Ava, Sam, Ollie, Carmen, Diego and Lewis

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The Highwayman Musical Composition

Annabell, Barney and Connie

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We made the Gloucestershire live Newspaper - a story about the opening ceremony - do take a look.
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