Even though we may not be in the physical classroom, Year 6 are still working hard. After we finished our latest novel, Welcome to Nowhere by Elizabeth Laird, we were assigned a task (in the Google Classroom) of writing a mini…
Earlier this week, Miss Wyatt shared this post with us, so we decided to get involved. #frommywindow inspiring Year 6 to spread hope and happiness.
Please click on the following link for some helpful step-by-step guidance on helping your child to access Google Classroom and all the home learning activities being set by their teachers. https://sites.google.com/elliotfoundation.co.uk/home-learning/parents NOTE: When you fist log in, you may need…
On Friday, Year 3 enjoyed a great day trip out to Cadbury World. Linked to our topic of Chocolate, the children experienced the journey a cocoa bean takes from cocoa pod to tasty chocolate bar. After we toured the factory…
Today, Year 6 celebrated World Book Day in style; we could choose to create a book character from a potato, create a scene (in a shoebox) from a favourite book or dress up in character costume. We were encouraged to…
Safer internet day was on the 11th February 2020. Reception have been learning about how to stay safe online during our CEOP lessons and what to do when we ‘feel something funny in our tummy’ if we see something online…
This afternoon, Year 5 and 6 were extremely fortunate to welcome a special visitor to the school. We were enthralled, as she told us about her life growing us a Palestinian refugee in Jordan and then within Palestine itself. She…
Year 6 decided to share their wisdom about keeping safe online by thinking about how they would share their top tips with younger people. There was a free-choice on how this was done and responses varied from posters (some people…
Year 6 always like to try and get things right but today they were challenged. When given ‘quick’ media such as charcoal and rubbers, and asked to complete their work in 5 minutes for each piece, they found this a…
Reception have been learning about how people celebrate Chinese New Year. We have been measuring noodles, writing numbers in Chinese, making blossom trees, happy new year cards and we even made our own dragon dance and music.