Year 3 have been learning how to use the formal method for multiplying – before using the written method the children are expected to demonstrate their understanding using manipulatives such as dienes or place value counters. Children were able to explain their method verbally.
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In Year 6, we have been looking at position at direction. We have worked hard to apply these skills when designing and moving playground equipment. We applied skills such as co-ordinates in four quadrants, translation and direction to meet the brief of the designers.
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Gosford Park has had some exciting events recently in P.E. We have been extremely fortunate to have had a rowing machine this week for the Year 6’s to practise for an upcoming rowing competition against other schools. Whilst we have the rowing machine, we had an intra house competition for the teachers from each house
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We have been learning about body parts. We drew around our friend and labelled each part. We investigated which body parts we could bend and also discussed which body parts were attached to each other. We had lots of fun doing this!
Year 1: Super Science! Read More »
This week year 2 have been using arrays to help them multiply. We linked this to our learning of equal groups and repeated addition.
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Last week to link with our whole school PSHE learning, we launched a competition for children to enter the ‘Coventry Young Writers’ contest, whereby children can craft a piece of unique writing about how to make our environment a happy place for others. The children have shown great interest for this and we have received
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As a school, we will be using continuous cursive handwriting, which has been shared with the children and modelled by their teachers on working walls and in marking. We are currently at the start of ‘Happy Handwriting Fortnight’, a time dedicated to improving presentation standards across all subjects, in order for children to feel pride
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