End of Term Update.

Year 4 have had a fanstastic time studying Henry VIII and the Tudors this term, it's been a lot of fun for everyone! This week we've been making our own versions of Hampton Court Palace, Henry's most famous home. The pupils have shown how creative and imaginitive they are by making wonderful models using the most basic of materials; as you will see from the photos below.



Hard at work.



Look at the concentration!

Very impressive.

Rightfully proud.

A big thank you to all the Year 4 parents too who helped make the pupils's crowns and jousting lances: they are currently proudly on display in the Year 4 classrooms. We take this opportunity to wish everyone a lovely Easter holdiays as well, see you all soon!

Eisteddfod Poems

To all pupils, As our St. David's day Eisteddfod is fast approaching Mrs. Davies has posted an example of the Eisteddfod poems on the year 6 blog. Any children wishing to use this example to help them with their preparation please click here .

Good Luck Alex and Family

On the last Friday of half term, Year 4 held a surprise party for Alex Parker; organised by her friends to give her a fond farewell before she jets off to Bermuda. We all had lovely time and it was a a fab send off for Alex. Everyone in Year 4 would like to wish Alex and family good luck with their new lives in Bermuda and look forward to your return in a couple of years!

A big thank you to all the parents for sending in lots of lovely food for the party too!

Cakes, cakes and more cakes for Comic Relief in Year 4!

What a fantastic day year 4 had on Friday raising money for comic relief!

The day started with J3 helping Mrs Marlow make crispie caked to sell in the afternoon whilst J4 set up the morning cake sale from all the cakes kindly sent in by parents. Thankyou so much for your generosity.

Half way through the cake sale J3 became the sellers and after break J4 made crispie cakes with Mrs Marlow.

We also decorated our own fairy cakes with three different colours of icing. All in all we made 300 crispie cakes and decorated 120 fairy cakes for the afternoon.

Here you can see the afternoon cake sale. Sales were slow at first but then several marketing/ selling techniques were put into place which included Miss Davies promoting a Friday night cake for the entire family - 6 cakes for 40p, Mrs Marlow playing the tambouring to round up business and many of the children taking trays of cakes out onto the yard to sell to the parents of the skiers who were waiting to depart!

We are pleased to announce that every single cake sold and the other stalls did extremely well too.

We had fun watching Miss Harwood sitting in her bath of tomatoes.... and even more fun throwing tomatoes over her!

What a great day and over £1200 raised for Comic Relief - da iawn!