Our Classroom Reflective Area
The spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of our school community plays a major role in school life. Each classroom has a reflective space where children can go to reflect, pray or simply ‘be’.
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Year 4 Reflection area with Rainforest waterfall prayers of thanks and our new big book of questions! Question one - 'What does heaven look like?'
Arthur and the Golden Rope
To go with our story Arthur and the Golden Rope, the children brought in their artefacts from home to create our own museum in the classroom.
The children's items are amazing and we have had some fabulous discussions about where they come from and the history of them. Everyone has thoroughly enjoyed looking at the huge variety in the museum.
The Charity Barrow
Year 4 hard at work with their DT
Year 4's trip to the Weald and Downland Museum
'The Jaguars recently spent the day over at the fantastic Weald & Downland Open Air Museum learning all about the Anglo-Saxons. After a short coach journey and with maps in hand, they embarked on a varitey of workshops - building fences, splitting logs, weaving for clothing, dressing up as warriors, playing ancient board games and even mixing medicines. What a day!'