In Maths, we have been working on money and applying our knowledge of decimals to this work. We have converted quantities of money from pounds to pence and vice versa and solved problems involving money.
In Humanities we have focused on why the Indus Civilisation was so impressive and more advanced than much more recent eras.
This week in English we have been doing lots of Shared Writing as well as Independent Writing to create our own legends.
In Science we planned and conducted a Fair Test to investigate which materials conduct electricity.
In Art, we choose a different world landmark to draw and paint, practising the techniques we have learned in the past two lessons.
In PSHE, we have discussed money; what it is used for and how to make responsible choices regarding how we use it.
Our next DT project involves sewing! We will be asking for some parent helpers to come and support the children in learning this new skill so watch out for a google form soon!
Tuesday, 2 June - Humanities Day (The Indus Civilisation)
Children to come to school dressed to represent a region from South Asia
Tuesday, 9 June - Parents Open Morning from 11:15am - 12:00pm
Please note this change to the timing. Apologies if this causes any inconvenience.
Homework will be set on Sunday and will be due on the following Sunday. All instructions can be found on Google Classroom.
Please read for 20 minutes per day and record this in your P.O. Please record the book title and page numbers and ask an adult to sign it . For this activity, your child should be reading their book from the reading room with a colour level.
on Tuesday you will receive a new list of words to learn. Please practise these at home, ready for your test the following Tuesday. You can use some of the ideas on the Spelling Grid attached to help you to learn these words.
Use this link to access Maths Passport. In the PO you will find which country your child should be working on. Spend 5-10 minutes practising this mental arithmetic skill to get ready for your quiz on Thursday.
This week, your Maths teacher has given you a set of questions related to decimals. Please complete this work on the squared paper in your homework book.
Your task this week is to spend 10 minutes talking to an adult at home about the question’ ‘Would you rather be the best at football or the best at Maths?’ Next week, we will spend some time sharing our ideas about this question.
Please can you remind your child to bring school shoes to change into after their PE lesson and a gentle reminder that the school uniform policy is black socks for boys and white socks for girls.
On Mondays and Wednesdays the children in Year 4 have PE lessons and can wear their PE to school. They must bring their uniform to change into after their PE lesson, this includes bringing their school shoes to change into after the PE lesson.
On Sunday, they have swimming and should wear their uniform to school, not their PE kit.
Please label all of your uniform, PE kit, swimming kit and water bottle
Please click here for the Y4 Curriculum Newsletter for Term 3
If your child is unwell, leaving early or coming late please complete the Absence Form and the class teacher will be informed.
Please can we request that all children come to school on the day of their swimming lessons with the following equipment:
Swim Uniform in accordance with guidelines.
Swim hats for those with long hair. ALL hats must be secure on the head with no risk of slipping down over the face.
Goggles
Towel
Pool shoes (crocs or equivalent)
A waterproof bag to carry everything in.
Please see our Swimwear Guidelines on the website.
Please do not wear 'swim uniform' into school for hygiene reasons. Please do not wear an alternative gym or running kit for swimming lessons. It's important to use only 'Swim Uniform' and the recommendations listed above in the pool, as other fabrics become incredibly heavy when wet.
We have created WhatsApp groups for parents to know about urgent messages or reminders. Email will continue to be the main form of communication. Please see our BSM WhatsApp Groups Document for all the links. Please read the code of conduct carefully before joining any BSM WhatsApp groups.