Reception Pine : 94.4%
Year 1 Maple: 85.6%
Year 2 Willow: 97.9%
Year 3 Elm: 94.0%
Year 4 Aspen: 88.9%
Year 4 Rowan: 87.4%
Year 5 Cedar: 93.7%
Year 6 Cherry: 98.8%
Year 6 Oak: 95.0%
Congratulations to Louie, Fadil, Oelia, Button, Vinnie, Blossom, Leo, Ediz and Thomas for earning hot chocolate this week. It was lovely to hear about your week.
The children loved the interactive play by singing along with the songs and actions. Thank you for an amazing performance and for Mrs Herbaut for organising.
We continue our festivity with the children from KS1 and EYFS christmas performance. Children have worked really hard in class learning songs and lines. It was lovely to see so many parents/carers and other family members in our audience to help lift christmas spirits.
Reception Pine : 90.7%
Year 1 Maple: 95.9%
Year 2 Willow: 95.9%
Year 3 Elm: 97.9%
Year 4 Aspen: 86.4%
Year 4 Rowan: 90.9%
Year 5 Cedar: 94.8%
Year 6 Cherry: 94.7%
Year 6 Oak: 95.6%
Year 2 have been working hard on homework and showing that they are practicing and applying their understanding of halves and addition. Year 3 in English have been reading Mini Rabbit Not Lost in English and continued their learning by applying what they have learnt to homework. In Year 5 they have been learning about coordinates.
Hot Chocolate this week goes to Denis, Lorik, Adonis, Helana, Anika, Leah, Dina, Chloe, Leo, Matteo, Riley, Alfie, Ayan, Jack, Darcie, Luke and Andriana.
The children learnt lots of new facts about bus safety too. They even went on to find out about the four crossings that are used on our roads; Zebra, Pegasus, Pecan and Toucan. They were introduced to Marvin the Meerkat who helped us to learn about safety on bikes and reminded us to always wear a helmet to protect our heads.
Our magic words are Stop, Look, Listen and Think !
In year 3 they had to figure out which scientist wrote out a letter. They used all of the markers on paper and got to water test them to see who it was. Year 6 in chromatography using mobile and stationary phase. They had to guess what orange juice was made of by analysing the moments it was and detect it in a sample. Year 5, mobile and stationary phases using 5 cups, 3 with colour water and 2 empty. Tissue bridges, children had to predict whether colours could travel through to the new pot and mix. In year 5 they learnt about chromatography an important scientific processes. They got to use different ink samples in different liquids to see which was the best liquid to demonstrate chromatography. They changed the size of the ink sample to see what effects this would have.
Reception Pine : 94.4%
Year 1 Maple: 95.9%
Year 2 Willow: 98.8%
Year 3 Elm: 97.5%
Year 4 Aspen: 95.7%
Year 4 Rowan: 94.4%
Year 5 Cedar: 94.4%
Year 6 Cherry: 99.4%
Year 6 Oak: 96.7%
Our Hot Chocolate winners this week are Anastasia, Sarah, Ralphie, Wesley, Skyla, Alexsis, Anastasia, Amara and Karla. Keep up the amazing work Parkside!
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