Class 4
Welcome to Class 4
Welcome back to school! It is so nice to see all of your smiley faces back in school again. There have been some changes made to keep us all safe but to also make sure that everyone is happy and enjoying their time whilst in school. Your teachers this year are Miss Scott, Mrs Deadman and Mrs Abbott. We are looking forward to getting to know you all and have lots of exciting activities planned.
Please see our weekly timetable and newsletter for further information this term.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact us and we will be happy to help. 
| Monday |
Books to be changed Bring in your water bottle Spelling test and new spellings to learn for next week |
| Tuesday |
Bring in your water bottle PE (afternoon - please come into school in your PE kit. Remove earrings and make sure long hair is tied back. |
| Wednesday |
Books to be changed Bring in your water bottle Bring in your homework |
| Thursday |
Books to be changed Bring in your water bottle |
| Friday |
Arithmetic and TTRS practise New homework to be sent out |
Useful information
Hoopstarz
Skipping with Gail
We took part in an Orienteering session where we learned more about maps, direction and controls. We had to listen very carefully!
We completed a team building afternoon with Durham SSP. It was good fun but the tasks were tricky!
Class 4
School Closure Information
Hello Class 4,
I hope you have all had a lovely and relaxing half-term break. Unfortunately, school is still closed. However, I can’t wait to see all of your hard work on Class Dojo and I am sure you will all continue to shine bright through these strange and difficult times.
Dazzling in Durham - Autumn Term Topic
Our topic this term is called 'Dazzling in Durham' where we will be learning about local artists, how the area has changed over time as well as the geography of the area.
As part of our Dazzling in Durham topic, we made proggy mats for our DT project.
Made from old sacks and recycled fabric including old clothes and sheets, proggy mats were an economical option to keep feet warm in an era before fitted carpets.
We discussed how we usually celebrate New Year by spending time with our loved ones, taking part in family traditions and making New Year’s Resolutions.
After that, we tried traditional sweet foods that Jewish people eat during Rosh Hashanah including pomegranate, Challah bread, grapes, honey cake and apples dipped in honey.
We then listened to the sound of a Shofar being played as if we were in a synagogue.