Year 4 News
Year 4 Blog 22.9.23
22/09/2023 · No comments yet
We have had another super week in Year 4! We have packed lots of learning in and the children have continued to impress us with their attitudes and effort! MathsIn Maths this week, we have focussed on number lines to 10,000. The children had to find missing numbers on number lines with varying starting Read More
Partitioning, Plotting and Performing!
15/09/2023 · No comments yet
We’ve had a fantastic (if packed) week this week. We have been so impressed with how well the children have been working in their lessons and they were all absolutely brilliant representatives of our school during the recent OFSTED visit! Maths In maths, we have been continuing our work on place value. This time, Read More
Welcome Back!
08/09/2023 · No comments yet
We have had a fantastic first week back at school in Year 4! We have really enjoyed getting to know the children and have been so impressed with the children’s attitude to learning and enthusiasm! MathsIn Maths this week, we have been learning about place value of numbers up to 1000. We began by Read More
It’s the Final Countdown…
21/07/2023 · 1 comment
As the end of the year draws near, we in Year 4 just wanted to take a moment to say what a truly fantastic year we have had. The children have all worked so incredibly hard and there have been so many amazing moments, including some great events and trips. I wonder what the Read More
We’ve gone bananas writing letters
14/07/2023 · No comments yet
Good evening. Even though we are nearing the end of the school year, the children are still working hard in all their lessons. The weather hasn’t been brilliant but we have still managed to get out and practise our sports day events in readiness for next Wednesday. English We have been learning about the Read More
Poetic Pop-up Practice!
30/06/2023 · No comments yet
English This week in English, we have been preparing for the upcoming poetry slam. This half-term, we will be performing the lovely poem ‘From a Railway Carriage’ by Robert Louis Stevenson. As you might have guessed from the title, this poem is all about trains – specifically the sights that can be seen from Read More
