Mr Cole (4PC)
Miss Thompson (4RT)
Miss Paterson (4EP)
Home-school books, ZPD books and reading records should be brought into school every day. It is also encouraged that your child brings their own bottle of water each day.
4PC will have PE every Monday, and 4EP and 4RT will have PE every Tuesday.
Personalised spellings and times tables will be set home on a Friday. Assessment will take place the following Friday.
Multiplication tables is an on-going part of homework and will have a different focus each week. This extremely important to Year 4, due to the Multiplication Government Check. Key Instant Recall Facts (KIRFs) are set for the children every fortnight on a Friday. Assessment will take place fortnightly on a Friday. Key Instant Recall Facts (KIRFS) are designed to support the development of the mental skills and key knowledge that underpin much of the maths work in schools.
All Year 4 children are expected to know their times tables up to 12 x 12 by the end of the academic year. The Year 4 Times Tables Test is an annual government test to check that Year 4s in England and Wales have a good level of times tables knowledge.
Once the test has been taken in the summer, each child’s results will be known to the school and the government will have a national picture. The Year 4 Times Tables Test is an online test with 25 questions; children must answer each question within a 6 seconds time limit, so the whole test will take less than 5 minutes.
A great way for children to practice for the check, is to access Times tables Rock Stars 'Sound Check' area. This mimics the experience of the test and replicates the 6 second time limit.
We would like to say a massive thank you to all the Y4 parents who came along to build a clay Viking Longboat!
4PC
4EP
4RT
ABP Port Trip
On Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd February, the Year 4 children visited ABP Immingham as part as their Geography curriculum learning. The children had a tour around the ABP site and learnt about the daily running of the docks, importing and exporting trade and why it is important to use renewable energy.
The children also visited Immingham Museum to learn about the history of Immingham Docks, the Pilgrim Fathers and the development of the Railway.
All the children had a fantastic time!
Black History Month
Well done to our new School Councillors
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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