The children in Nursery have been learning how to use chopsticks to place the pom poms onto the Chinese dragons
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As part of children’s mental health week, we enjoyed lots of exciting activities including meditation, nutrition sessions and boxing
Number Day 2024
In support of the NSPCC, we enjoyed celebrating Number Day at St. Aidan’s. We started the day with an exciting assembly, followed by some thrilling maths activities in class and a Maths scavenger hunt. Thanks to your support and contributions we raised £131. Here are some of our exciting pictures….
Hurst Park Visit
The Mini Vinnies visited the residents of Hurst Park Residential Home today. They sang some beautiful Christmas carols and chatted to the residents. Everyone enjoyed the visit and the residents gifted the children some sweets for Christmas too.
Year 1 completed their final piece of fairytale artwork today
Year 1 completed their final piece of fairytale artwork today using a printing technique for the background and they then traced their character to stick on top.
Christmas Maths Competition December 2023
St. Aidan’s Maths Ambassadors have decided to run a Christmas Maths competition for all children from Year 1- Year 6. Completed worksheets need to be returned to your teacher by Friday the 15th of December 2023. Please encourage your child to take part as the winner will receive a prize. Good luck!!
Writing our flashback narratives base on our class model text ‘ Story like the wind
Writing our flashback narratives base on our class model text ‘ Story like the wind’, which explores the dangerous journeys undertaken by refugees in search for safety and a place to call home. We explored transitions between past and present tense and describing our memories.
Exploring app design using code
Exploring how light shone through a prism allows us to see the visible spectrum of colour
