Well done to all of our children who took part in the Peterborough SumDog mathematics competition. We were really pleased to find out that we were placed 3rd overall with daily wins on Tuesday and Wednesday!
Category: Woodgate News
Sum Dog mathematics competitions start today!
Dear Parents/Carers, As I am sure you are aware we use the SumDog online mathematics programme in school. We have been invited to participate in two competitions running during December: Peterborough school’s competition, running from 7th -13th December; National competition, running from 14th – 20th Your child’s class teacher will provide opportunities for the children Read More
Big Arts Week
Years 1 and 2 sing about everyone being different. Behind them is an amazing display created by Ellie Sandall and every child in school.
Power of Reading WAGOLLS
Following the success of our Power of Reading booklets we’d like to share some examples.
Buttercross Power of Reading at Home
Here are some examples of the children’s responses in the first week of their Power of Reading at Home booklets. Many of the new words learnt or links made have sparked off some interesting discussions in class – thank you. Please remember that booklets need to be handed in on Thursdays to share with the Read More
Key Stage 2 Stay and Share Assembly – 14th June 2018
Torpel and Broadwheel would like to invite all parents/carers to come and look at what amazing learning takes place in our classes next Thursday (14th June 2018) following Family Assembly. We would love to see all parents/carers there and welcome parents of those of children who are moving into these classes in September. Best wishes, Read More
Key Stage 1 NSPCC Assembly
Buttercross and Woodgate have been learning how to stay Speak Out and Stay Safe with the help of the speech bubble Buddy mascot.
STEM Learning Log Winners!
During yesterday’s Easter Technology day, we trialed the paper planes, which we had made for our STEM Learning Log. We are pleased to announce the following winners of each house team along with the distances their planes travelled: Wordsworth: Maysa (flight distance = 8.75m) Rossetti: Emily (flight distance = 9.17m) Keats: Jacob (flight distance = 6.79m) Tennyson: Nathan Read More