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Jesus said, 'Love one another as I have loved you' (John, 13)
Our Christian value this term is Respect
Weekly Collective Worship
If your child finds the year group spellings challenging, try the support spelling list below. It contains words from the Solity 100 (highest-frequency words) list.
Class Dojo Winners
Week 1 = Group 2
Week 2 = Group 6
Week 3 = Group 5
Week 4 = Group 3
Week 5 = Group 4
Week 2 = Group 6
Week 3 = Group 5
Week 4 = Group 3
Week 5 = Group 4
Science - Shadows - Lesson 4
Our Trip to St Fagans
Science - Reflection - Lesson 2
Science - Light - Lesson 1
Using Manipulatives
Autumn Term 1 2024
Our Christian value this term is Thankfulness
Class Dojos Winners
Week 2 - Group 6
Week 3 - Group 2
Week 4 - Group 3
Week 5 - Group 2
Week 6 - Group 5
Week 7 - Group 1 and 3
Week 8 - Group 4
Week 3 - Group 2
Week 4 - Group 3
Week 5 - Group 2
Week 6 - Group 5
Week 7 - Group 1 and 3
Week 8 - Group 4
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.
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Steel pan workshop with The Steel Pan Agency
Black History Drama Workshop by One Day
Frida Kahlo Portraits
Forces and Magnets
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Using a compass
The Wilson Museum Workshops
The Wilson Museum (Cheltenham)
Edward Wilson of the Antartica workshop
Edward Wilson was born in Cheltenham on 23 July 1872, the son of a local physician. His medical and scientific skills were matched only by his artistic talent.
2012 marked the centenary of the British Antarctic Expedition (more commonly known as the Terra Nova expedition) led by Captain Scott. The Polar party included Edward Wilson who came from Cheltenham.
Here at The Wilson you can discover lots about Edward Wilson. See objects used on his expeditions in our Edward Wilson gallery, and explore his incredible watercolors in our Open Archive.
2012 marked the centenary of the British Antarctic Expedition (more commonly known as the Terra Nova expedition) led by Captain Scott. The Polar party included Edward Wilson who came from Cheltenham.
Here at The Wilson you can discover lots about Edward Wilson. See objects used on his expeditions in our Edward Wilson gallery, and explore his incredible watercolors in our Open Archive.
Examples of our work
(click to see inside our books)
Experience Church
Black History Music Calendar
Black History Month
Spirituality
Christians believe that; Everyone is a valued creation, individually and uniquely made by God, in his own image. It also refers to God as a potter and describes everyone being the work of God’s hand.
The WOWS
These are the awe and wonder moments. The times when you want to breathe in and capture the feeling, holding onto it as long as you can.
The OWS
These are the blows life can bring. They can knock the breath out of you.
The NOWS
These are the every day ordinary times: being able to be present in the moment, being open and receptive to life, because God is not just for emergencies!
The WOWS
These are the awe and wonder moments. The times when you want to breathe in and capture the feeling, holding onto it as long as you can.
The OWS
These are the blows life can bring. They can knock the breath out of you.
The NOWS
These are the every day ordinary times: being able to be present in the moment, being open and receptive to life, because God is not just for emergencies!
The Kintsugi Story
Sometimes pots can crack or break. Sometimes things happen that make us feel cracked or changed. Christians believe that whatever happens to them in life, God is with them. God can mend gaps and put everyone back together.
Read the story of Kintsugi - Kintsugi is a Japanese word meaning ‘golden joinery’. Artists use golden glue to repair cracks bringing unexpected beauty and, in some cases, allowing the light to shine through.
Christians believe that this unexpected beauty from repairing the cracks of life is their own unique spiritual journey which builds their relationships with others, the environment and with God.
Read the story of Kintsugi - Kintsugi is a Japanese word meaning ‘golden joinery’. Artists use golden glue to repair cracks bringing unexpected beauty and, in some cases, allowing the light to shine through.
Christians believe that this unexpected beauty from repairing the cracks of life is their own unique spiritual journey which builds their relationships with others, the environment and with God.
Developing Experts Live Lesson 1
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Science Lesson 1: Forces and Magnets
Times Table Rock Stars
Computing - Online Safety
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The Good Samaritan - Stop Motion Animation
Number and Place Value
Link to video
Otters 2023-24
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Otters 2022-23
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School Rules
1. Show respect towards people and property
2. Try our best in all that we do
3. Walk around the school safely and silently
4. Keep our hands and feet to ourselves
2. Try our best in all that we do
3. Walk around the school safely and silently
4. Keep our hands and feet to ourselves
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
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
Spelling Menu Activities
Work on Purple Mash has also been set. Log on and find tasks under 'To do'
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