Events

Things to look forward to this half term...

Reading is Magic Festival

We loved logging on and taking part in the online session. We joined in with the session with Cressida Cowell's where she spoke about things that influenced her to write the series of books called 'How to train a dragon' The children enjoyed finding out all about her and her books and listening to questions that other children were asking her.

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Morris Dancing

Today we have really enjoyed a visit from North West Processional Clog Morris Dancing Club. They showed us some of their moves and talked to us about what Morris Dancing is. Then we had so much fun learning a routine they had put together for us whilst they played live music. Her are some pictures of us having a go!

Mrs Ellis was so proud that they went away saying how well behaved and engaged we were.

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Sandersons dance session

On Monday the 30th October we had a dance workshop with Sandersons School of Dance. The children loved learning and performing the streetdance that they taught us.

This linked into our PE theme which is dance this half term.

Art Week

We have had our first Art Week this week in which we have been learning about the artist Claes Oldenburg. We first looked at some of his drawings and sculptures before going on to make our own sculptures of fruit out of clay.

Our observational drawing session:

We explored using clay. We rolled, squashed and pinched the clay.

We invited our parents in to help us make our fruit models

Skipping workshop

Art week 2018

Monday 20th February - Friday 24th February

Aboriginal Art

What is Aboriginal Art? - Answered - Twinkl Teaching Wiki

We have been studying the artist Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi. Gabrriella cretaes Aboriginal Artwork.

We spent some time looking at her pieces before learning about the meaning of the symbols and then creating our own stories through symbols. look out for the finished pieces.

We also invited parents to come in and join us to create our artwork. The children really enjoyed sharing with their adult the meaning behind each symbol in their art story.

The Advanced Spelling Bee Guide: All You Need to Know! [Updated 2021]

Spelling Bee Y3 champion

The results from this years Spelling Bee were very close and we are very proud to announce that the Reedley School, Y3 winner was Maham Shakeel (3RE). She will be representing Reedley School in the next heat which will be against local schools.

Good luck.

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School Trip

On Friday 23rd February we went to 'Bring your wellies and took part in an action packed day, linked to our theme... The Stone Age.