Year 4 have had another fantastic week filled with creative writing, scientific discovery and local geography. From imagining dramatic endings to The Island of the Nine Whirlpools to exploring digestion and comparing Ventnor with Shanklin, the children have impressed with their enthusiasm and teamwork.

What an exciting start to Year 4! The class have explored mystery stories, learned about animal habitats, and discussed how to stay safe online. Everyone is working hard, showing curiosity, teamwork, and enthusiasm for the challenges and discoveries ahead.

From meeting Wilbur the pig in Charlotte’s Web to making rice dance during sound experiments, Year 4 have had a brilliant start to the half term. We’ve also been dreaming big about future careers—anything from astronauts to artists!

Year 4 have explored animal teeth, translated polygons across grids, and wrapped up a heartfelt book about friendship and loyalty. Add in a trip to the Natural History Museum, and it's safe to say this week has been full of excitement and learning!

It has been a busy few weeks in Ellen MacArthur class. In English reading we have started a new book called ‘Goggle Eyes’.

In Ellen MacArthur class we have had a busy and exciting first couple of weeks settling into Year 4.

We also very lucky to have an art workshop with Mark from the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation.

"On the crisp, white tablecloth stood a shining silver jug. Beside it was a vulnerable jelly wobbling in fear. The flowers smelt sweet along with sugar and hot pies with scones on the side."

Last week, in Ellen MacArthur, we wrote poems for our Harvest festival.