This year has been filled with incredible achievements and milestones for Year 4. From academic excellence to creative projects, everyone has truly shined.
Our residential trip to Quex Park was fantastic and the children were incredible. They had an action-packed day and a half and embraced each task with enthusiasm and excitement. Behaviour was impeccable and Mrs Blackman and myself were extremely proud of how the children adjusted to a night away from home.




We were lucky to go paddle boarding on the River Stour—fearless fun, unforgettable memories, and a chance to face our fears with courage.






In Literacy, we wrote our own Greek myths and sharpened our oracy skills by creating puppets to retell the story and debating whether Persephone should remain in the underworld or return to Earth. There were some very persuasive arguments!




We have been working really hard in maths learning all about the properties and classifications of angles, quadrilaterals and triangles. We have also been working on our coordinates and statistics.


We have enjoyed a hands-on culinary experience, learning to make delicious Greek salads using fresh ingredients and traditional flavours.




In science, the children have been learning all about animals. In particular, we have been learning about teeth and why it is important to look after them as well as the digestive system and how food passes through our bodies



