We provide an exciting and enriching curriculum
We believe that our curriculum should prepare our pupils for life after primary school. Children leave us with the skills, knowledge and attitudes that will enable them to become the most successful citizens they can be; understanding and caring for the world in which they live.
Learning in Action
Latest events going on in school….
Don't forget, we are celebrating World Book Day tomorrow in school. Pupils are welcome to dress-up as their favourite book character or in comfy clothes. If your child doesn't have a costume and would like one - please help yourself to the costume rack outside Key Stage 1 in the morning.
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The Year 3/4 footballers played exceptionally well on Friday in a tournament run by Tigers Trust. They demonstrated fantastic teamwork and great resilience. Our goalkeeper played brilliantly and made some incredible saves! #teamferriby
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Some amazing artefacts brought in by Amy in Y3/4 to immerse us in our pledge text “Journey to Jo’burg”
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Year 1 have been learning what a verb is during their English lessons. #English
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Key Stage 1 have started a new PE unit 'Rackets and Balls'. Combining Y1 and Y1/2 for PE was a great way to build confidence and teamwork across the year groups. #pe
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Year 2 have been finding rhyming words in preparation for their poetry writing unit in English. #writing
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The Year 5/6 pupils enjoyed experimenting with colour mixing using watercolour paints this afternoon, in preparation for creating their own artwork inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe.
They created the most beautiful range of colours and we can’t wait to see their finished pieces!
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Year 3/4 have been learning about Charles Rennie Mackintosh during their Art Week. Using his collage designs as the inspiration behind their beautiful stained glass windows. #art
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This afternoon, Year 2 enjoyed circle time outdoors, sharing all the changes we are noticing as spring arrives and talking about their favourite things about the season. They even had a little visitor. 🪳There were lots of laughs and giggles as they looked ahead with excitement to Easter! #science
They then moved on to their RE lesson, where the children role-played the story of Zacchaeus, the tax collector who worked for the Roman soldiers and explored how Jesus showed forgiveness towards him. Using everything they had learned, the children finished the session by writing their own versions of the story. #re
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Key Stage 1 have started a new Science topic - plants. This week, they identified the parts of plant and discussed what each part does. The children then became scientists and carried out an investigation to compare the number of petals on different types of flowers, recording the results on pictograms and bar charts. #science
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