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Jesus said, 'Love one another as I have loved you' (John, 13)
Autumn Term 1 2023
Summer Term 2 2023
What a Year!
Symmetry Art
Horsley Sports Day 2023
Electricity - Insulators and Conductors
Rainforest Haiku
flora and fauna,
rainforest teeming with life
hungry bulldozers
rainforest teeming with life
hungry bulldozers
Otters Residential 2023
Raffles Forest School
Tennis Lesson 3
LO: To hit a ball using a backhand with some control
Science - Electricity
Blooket - matching action with education to create the ultimate learning experience!
2023 FIFA Women's World Cup TBC
Wimbledon Tournament
Healthy Eating Week
Net and Wall Games - Tennis
Visit from the dentist, Gareth
Mastery Maths - Measuring Mass
June
John Adams, Short Ride in a Fast Machine
20th Century/Orchestral Music/Minimalism
Instructional Writing - Making a jam sandwich for a wolf
History: Maya Civilisation
The Library Challenge
Tennis TBC
Science - Food Chains
LO: To construct and interpret a variety of food chains, identifying producers, predators and prey.
LO: To understand food chains and the role of different plants and animals within them
LO: To understand food chains and the role of different plants and animals within them
Summer 2 Dojo Teams
Slimcicles
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Slimey Slugs
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The Donuts
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The Fuzzballs
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The Rainbow Pizzas
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The Great Kapok Tree
LO: To write a persuasive letter
LO: To write an eyewitness report
LO: To write an narrative
LO: To write an eyewitness report
LO: To write an narrative
Summer 1 2023
School Rules
Show respect towards people and property
Try our best in all that we do
Walk around the school safely and silently
Keep our hands and feet to ourselves
Try our best in all that we do
Walk around the school safely and silently
Keep our hands and feet to ourselves
Otters Classroom Rules (by pupils)
Always keep the classroom tidy
Always wash your hands regularly
Always use your manners
Always wait for others to sit down before getting up (maximum of four children up at a time)
Always be kind to others
Always respect everything around you
Always help each other
Always be honest
Always try your best
Always respect other people’s opinions
Always follow the class charter
Always wash your hands regularly
Always use your manners
Always wait for others to sit down before getting up (maximum of four children up at a time)
Always be kind to others
Always respect everything around you
Always help each other
Always be honest
Always try your best
Always respect other people’s opinions
Always follow the class charter
Otters Classroom Expectations
Encourage positive behaviour
Address negative behaviour
Foster a positive classroom culture
Build positive relationships
Improve student outcomes
Identify areas for improvement
Encourage pupil participation
Build pupil confidence
Create a positive school culture
Address negative behaviour
Foster a positive classroom culture
Build positive relationships
Improve student outcomes
Identify areas for improvement
Encourage pupil participation
Build pupil confidence
Create a positive school culture
Science: Operation Ouch Game!
Geography - Volcanoes and Earthquakes
Making a seismograph
DT - Light Boxes
Circuits and Switches
The King's Coronation - Pop Art
Celebrating British Values - The King's Coronation Big Breakfast
Layers of the Earth made with plastacine
Science - Eatwell Guide
Our Christian Distinctiveness - Justice
PE - Athletics
May Day Celebrations 2023
Friday Swimming at the Pulse in Dursley
Well-being Friday Afternoons and Dojo Winners
PSHE - Feelings and Emotions
Raffles Forest School
https://rafflesforestschool.co.uk
Our residential trip is booked for June. Visit Raffles Forest School's website for more information about location, activities and their amazing staff.
Spelling Menu Activities
DT - Electrical Circuits
Programming and Control
RE - What kind of world did Jesus want?
The Four Gospels
Music of the Month
(William Byrd: Mass for 4 Voices, The King's Singers)
Kiddle - Search Engine
Spring 2 2023
Easter Service 2023
PSHE - Living in the Wider World (Money)
Computing - Easter Animation
The story of Easter was recreated using 2 Animate on Purple Mash to show stop motion animation techniques with 2D paper models.
HOT Write - Narrative with Setting Focus TBC
History - Vikings
Outdoor Adventurous Activities
Panathlon Challenge
March 2023
District Cross-Country
Years 3-6 March 2023
Meet the Youngest Otter - Florence
Music of the Month
Vivaldi, Four Seasons (Spring)
World Book Day
March 2023
Half Term Homework
> 30-45 minutes reading every day - check out Purple Mash for book review templates
> Get ready for World Book Day - pick your book and make your costume
> Practise your times tables using TTRS or Hit the Button
> Our new humanities topic is The Vikings - find out about them and create a factsheet or non-chronological report
> Check out Purple Mash for lots of online activities set by Mr Feldon
> Run a mile (this is five laps of Horsley recreation field)
> Interview a family relative
> Prepare for the oracy competition 'Look Who's Talking'
Spring 1 2023
Links to Times Table Games
Click on the images below to take you to websites we have been using in class to learn our times tables.
Yoga Fridays
Spring 1 2023
Our Visit to the National Waterways Museum in Gloucester
Music of the Month - Taiko Drumming
Cross-country Running
River Safety Posters
PSHE: Staying Safe Online
Lunar New Year
Otters celebrated the Year of the Rabbit by making paper lanterns, completing multiplication colouring in and watching the story of how the Lunar New Year originated.
Links to Fractions Games
This term's Novel - Ocean Meets Sky
From the creators of the gorgeous bestseller The Night Gardener comes a stunning new picture book about a young boy who sets sail to find a place his grandfather told him about…the spot where the ocean meets the sky.
It’s a good day for sailing.
Finn lives by the sea and the sea lives by him. Every time he looks out his window it’s a constant reminder of the stories his grandfather told him about the place where the ocean meets the sky. Where whales and jellyfish soar and birds and castles float.
Finn’s grandfather is gone now but Finn knows the perfect way to honor him. He’ll build his own ship and sail out to find this magical place himself!
And when he arrives, maybe, just maybe, he’ll find something he didn’t know he was looking for.
It’s a good day for sailing.
Finn lives by the sea and the sea lives by him. Every time he looks out his window it’s a constant reminder of the stories his grandfather told him about the place where the ocean meets the sky. Where whales and jellyfish soar and birds and castles float.
Finn’s grandfather is gone now but Finn knows the perfect way to honor him. He’ll build his own ship and sail out to find this magical place himself!
And when he arrives, maybe, just maybe, he’ll find something he didn’t know he was looking for.
Work on Purple Mash has also been set. Log on and find tasks under 'To do'
Autumn 2 2022
Sedar Plates KS2 TBC
Ukulele Concert 2022
Stone Age Writing Workshop
Constructing 3D Shapes
Girls' Football
October 2022
Archery
2Logo Programming (Lesson 2)
Basic InstructionsThis is a simplified version of the programming language Logo. Use it to draw shapes by moving the turtle (arrow) around the screen using the following commands:
fd (Forward) bk (Backward) rt (Right turn) lt (Left turn) ct (Center turtle) cs (Clear screen) pu (Pen up) pd (Pen down) pc (Pen colour) 0 = black, 1 = blue, 2 = red etc |