A lovely first week back in Year 4. In our worship this week, we thought about the kingdom of God and what it is. We decided that the kingdom of God is led by Jesus and if we listen to His words and follow His ways, we can find God’s kingdom on earth. In RE we learned about the conversion of Saul to Paul - later St. Paul. Children have reflected upon St Paul’s importance as he spread the news about Jesus far and wide, facing many adversities on the way. They have looked at famous artwork depicting this event too.
This week, children have started a new topic - rivers in Geography. They gave such intelligent answers when reflecting on the progress of a river with Miss Edwards. They have done their multiplication check this week too - they have worked so hard all year to be secure in their times tables knowledge - this will really put them in an excellent position for year 5 maths.
In English, children have delved deep into the Viking cosmos and have found out about the nine realms. THey have created these in groups and their English topic reeolves around it.
We have got into the World Cup spirit in class. Every child has a team and has coloured a flag! They have got an extra team one between two as well! Exciting!
Conversation starters
RE
What happened to Saul on the road to Damascus?
Geography
How does a river start? Then what happens to it? What is a waterfall? What is a meander?
Let’s Celebrate
This week, our certificate winner is Scarlet - for being an enthusiastic and focused learner. Scarlet, you listen so carefully and try so hard. You are lovely to work with because you strive to do well.
Our star virtues this half term are Curious and Active. This week, it goes to Michael who always shows such curiosity in learning and seeks patterns. He is a helpful member of the class.
Music stars this week: Jude Cu and Elsie. Well done!
Notices
Wednesday 17th June Sport’s Day Year 3 and 4 9:15am
Friday 19th June Anglo-Saxon and Viking dress up day.
This takes place in school and children will be doing lots of things to consolidate their understanding of these two important invaders to our shores. It is always such a fun day! They will need to come to school dressed as either an Anglo-Saxon person, a Viking person, or a Viking god/ goddess, elf, giant or creature! Here are some examples of made costumes below.
Thursday 2nd July UCLAN Electricity in Science trip
Thursday 9th July Cuerden Valley Park Rivers Trip
Friday 3rd July St Bedes Prayer Day.
The Gym Jam Jog will be re-scheduled for a different date.
Have a beautiful weekend - non-rainy I hope!
Mrs Lyons, Miss Edwards and Mrs Carragher
a.lyons@ourladystarofthesea.lancs.sch.uk
