Incredibly proud of our Year 6 children for participating in all the activities available on residential. The children were a credit to our school. We hope the children made memories to last a lifetime. Here are MANY photos to show you just SOME of the fun!
Please find attached the resources for the lessons completed in class. The Maths documents are for Y5 Maths group taught by Miss Martin (me). The Maths documents for Mrs Cullen's group are labelled with her name. Thank you for your support.
Thank you to the parents that attended one of our two reading sessions. We understand it was a quick tour of our reading progression in year 5 and 6, however hopefully the documents below will support you further. If you did not manage to attend one of our meetings, please use the documents provided for guidance including the powerpoint from the evening. Any further questions, please do not hesitate to send an email. Thank you.
Thanks to FOSJ, Upper Key Stage 2 had a fantastic day den building even if some were very wet at the end!
During Autumn 2, we have been looking at some new grammar objectives which have enabled us to write our reports on Henry VIII. We looked at the structure of a non chronological report and what we would need to include to make it successful. Key areas to focus on were the headings and sub titles, using the correct tense ( past for our report), use of technical language linked with our topic of The Tudors and using paragraphs to name but a few. We really enjoyed doing the research on the Tudors and found all the facts and stories behind them really interesting. We are now preparing for our next piece of work which will be a narrative, again based on Henry VIII where we can practise more of grammar skills including possessive apostrophies and inverted commas.
During Autumn 2, we had our Anti Bullying week. This is always an important time in school as we raise the awareness of the different types of bullying in our society and talk to the children about how to spot bullying with the key signs and what their actions need to be to prevent it happening. Our theme this year was 'United Against Bullying' which reminded us that nobody is alone and that we should stand together and help each other out if any of us are in need. It was a good chance for St Bernadette's to talk about the different types of bullying that Christ suffered when he was alive think about why people did certain things to him. It gave us a chance to learn from him in how he dealt with these acts of bullying and how we could stop them happening in the first place.
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Headteacher: Miss C GardnerEmail: c.gardner@stjosephspudsey.org
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Diocese of Leeds