Arthog Parents Meeting – Thursday 2nd March

Mr Hughes will be holding a meeting for all parents of children going to Arthog in March.

This meeting will take place in school on Thursday, 2nd March at 3:20pm.

Mrs Smith

Y6 Jaguar class – English – Instruction texts

The children in Jaguar class (Y6) have been making scrambled egg on toast this morning as part of their English instruction text studies. Here they are in their making process…..

 

Science Y6 – The Human Body (Circulatory system)

This afternoon, the children in Jaguar class began the first lesson of their new science topic ‘Animals including Humans’. The focus today was to study the circulatory system of the human body, recognising the functions of the heart, blood and blood vessels. The children identified the different parts of the human heart and how/why blood travels around the body.

Arthog March 23 – Payment Reminders

Please can we remind parents of Yr 6 parents about the payments for the planned residential visit to Arthog in March.

If you have any questions regarding these payments please give Mrs Smith a bell on 01939 290834.

 

Science Y6 Jaguar class

Science Y6 – The children in Jaguar class have been creating electrical circuits and using circuit symbols as part of their diagrams.

Y6 Sports Leaders / House captains Pro Tennis day at The Shrewsbury Club

The children really enjoyed the morning activities and watching the two professional female players take part in the quarter finals of the tennis tournament today.

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Y6 Jaguar class – PE (Basketball)

The Y6s have been improving their basketball skills with coach Neil today in PE.

Y6 Jaguar class – Remembrance Day preparations

The children in Jaguar class have been preparing for next Friday’s Remembrance Day church service by creating poppies.

Y6 Jaguar class – Science (Light)

This afternoon in Science, the children in Y6 have been learning about spectrums of light. They used transparent prisms to observe how light is made of a spectrum of colours, then made a colour wheel, which they had to spin to show the differences between it spinning quickly and slowly.