This week, the children have been learning about Vincent Van Gogh. They have made their very own version of ‘Starry Night’. This was one of Vincent Van Gogh’s most famous paintings.

Here are some of the children with their work.

This week, the children have been learning about Monet. They have used finger painting to create a garden and today they used oil pastels to recreate his work on The Houses of Parliament.

Here is some of their work.

This week, we have been looking at poetry. The children have read a poem written by Roger McGough called The Sound Collector. They looked at different features of poetry e.g. rhyme and onomatopoeia.

Today, the children have written their own version of The Sound Collector.

Here are some examples.

In Science, we have started our new topic of Forces and Magnets. Today, we looked at what a force is. The children used their investigation skills to find out what a force is using sponges, rubber bands and playdough.

After that, they used a Newton meter to find out the force. They learned that, the greater the force the more the Newton meter will stretch.

This morning, we had a special assembly about looking after our teeth.

After that, they made some great posters.

In Geography, we are learning about how land is used.

Firstly, we made a sketch map of the school grounds.

Last week, we went on a field trip around St Georges. We looked at how the land is used in our local area.

It was a lovely sunny day and the children had fun exploring.