Readathon! Read all about it…

Hi Class 8, I love hearing all about your readathon adventures in class, but I would also love you to share with everybody on this blog. What are you reading? What do you enjoy most about your book? Have got any sponsors yet? Can you recommend any books that I…

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History has it’s eyes on you….

Today in Topic, we are looking at the attributes of leaders, In particular Churchill and Hitler. We have discussed how their characteristics led them to power. We have explored this through discussion and art. During the last part of the afternoon, class 8 are beginning to building their art skills…

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Mr T’s Tours

Hi year 2 I hope you received my message. Have you come up with some really effective descriptions of the pyramids for me?  I need to start advertising my pyramids tours soon and I need some descriptions that sound exciting and make people want to visit.  Could you blog my…

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Do we really mean hate?

Today we discussed the word ‘hate’ and how we often say this when we mean ‘I don’t like.’ Do we really hate? Why should we be more tolerant of each other? What are your opinions on hate and intolerance?

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Class 10 Coders – A Titanic Programming Challenge.

There were many excellent examples of logical thinking and problem solving by pupils in today’s programming lesson. What have you enjoyed today? Can you recall your newly aquired coding skills? I was especially impressed to see pupils incorporating their own custom functions and loops to improve the efficiency of their…

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Readathon 2017

It’s Readathon time again!  This is our chance to raise money to provide books for children in hospitals all around the country.  It’s also a chance for you to get stuck into your favourite books and to discover new ones! Which books will you read?  Who is your favourite author? …

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Friday Celebrations

  Good afternoon to all, I would like to thank everyone at Hoyland Common for such a fantastic week of learning – I really have enjoyed getting into lessons and seeing such a range of fun and exciting activities this week. I will begin in Y1, where are pupils and staff…

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