Year 4

Moses on Mount Sinai

The Year 4 Rosalind Franklin Class retold the story of Moses on Mount Sinai (The Ten Commandments) to understand why the Torah is treasured and respected by Jewish people. These words are special.

L5 Introducing defending (Handball)

The Year 4 Rosalind Franklin Class learnt how to defend, (mark), when they were not in possession. Pupils had to understand why we need to defend as a team when we are not in possession. We learned why we need to mark and explore basic defensive tactics to prevent the attackers from scoring.
 

Rosalind Franklin Class collaborated…

The Year 4 Rosalind Franklin Class collaborated to create a travelling sequence about the framer’s plot to catch the Iron Man. Our dance expressed the theme of friendship and support I the class text; The Iron Man by Ted Hughes. Everyone was included!

Mindfulness

The Year 4 Rosalind Franklin class have continued with mindfulness during their indoor PE lesson. We created mime actions for sad, hungry and excited.

Passing the ball

I can move and pass the ball whilst motivating my teammates.

I can develop my passing by creating space, whilst communicating with my team.

Handball…

Handball L1
We included everyone in remembering our catching hands.

Handball L2

Everyone worked on their passing and defending tactics.

Digestion…

The Year 4 Rosalind Franklin Class loved participating in a demonstration of what happens to food during digestion.

School Council Elections

The Year 4 Rosalind Franklin Class prepared speeches to persuade our audience to vote for us (or not!). We all had the chance to speak aloud and to vote democratically for our two class representatives. The votes will be counted and the process verified before the announcement next week.

The digestive system

Today we watched a demonstration of the digestive system using tights, a sandwich bag, food and water. Not forgetting the bag and draw to catch the excretion!

Birkwood Choir

On Monday 13th July our school choir shared the songs they have been learning in after school club with their parents and carers. We are extremely proud of their hard work and cannot wait to see where we go with them next year!

Thank you to our amazing School Reading Volunteers

The Year 4 Ada Lovelace class invited the amazing reading volunteers to a tea party. We with entertained them with our brass music and engaged in lots of small talk from big hearts. We gave compliments, asked questions and said thank you for spending precious time listening to our readers every week. You make a huge difference!

Dance for Rights 

The Year 4 Ada Lovelace class thoroughly enjoyed their Dance for Rights live lesson with The Royal Ballet. We explored themes of identity, hope, journey and play through an immersive and moving creative experience. We collaborated to perform a piece including group, duet and solo motifs which we danced alongside the experts and other schools.

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