St Adrian's Catholic Primary School
To learn, to love, to live
Refreshed from the break, we have been working hard on report writing in English and exploring world habitats in science. In maths we have been investigation the relationship between multiplication and division. February has also proved very popular for birthdays!
Dear parents and carers,
We have had another busy week. The highlight of this was our class mass which Fr Tim kindly celebrated for us. We were delighted that Mr Petch (our class link governor) and Mr Bedford were also able to join us. The children’s behaviour and reverence was impeccable and the musicians in the class were able to use their talents to accompany the singing.
We have been doing further science experiments – this week we were able to obtain a ‘pure’ sample of salt from sandy rock-salt.
Have a good weekend,
Mr Creaton
Dear Parents,
Please find attached a spare copy of the words for the songs for the Alban Arena Concert. The children have already been given a hard copy of the words.
Hope this helps,
Mr Creaton
This week, the children have been learning how to give each other directions, before moving on to programming a toy to move left, right, forwards and backwards as well as making half and quarter turns. One child taught her friends that two quarter turns make a half turn!
This work on position and fractions continued on Friday, when the children made a honey sandwich for their teddy and divided it into halves and quarters.
Thank you very much for the donations that came in as part of our Teddy Bear’s Picnic that celebrated the end of our topic on Toys. The children have certainly learned a great deal about old toys and have enjoyed talking about the family toys that they brought in.
Dear Year 1 children,
Your teddies are having a wonderful evening together. Here they all are listening to Leon, the giant teddy reading them a suitable bedtime story. They are looking forward to making sandwiches with you all on Friday morning!
Lots of love from Mrs Hayes (and lots of teddies!)