We spent a hot ,sunny day searching for organisms that live in the River Darenth, which is a fresh water river. We found bull head fish, shrimps, water lice, mayfly nymphs and many others.
Ilksev said ” When we went in the river it was so much fun and splashy!”
Julia G ” I really liked it when we went in the river, it was so much fun.”
Samuel said ” I knew there were fish in the shade, I saw something moving and I caught a bull head fish by guiding it into the net with my hand.”
Mekhi said “I caught fish in the water.”
Congratulations to Johan, Emmanuel and Adam who are making their First Holy Communion this summer.May God always guide and protect them.
Year 4 re enacted the events of the Last Supper in a very holy and reverent service. We shared bread and wine and thought about the words Jesus spoke .” When you eat this bread and drink this wine remember me.” Each child prayed for another member of the class and we sang together. A beautiful ending to the Easter term.
KIeran explained that we all sat in a circle and took it in turns to say prayers about each other.
Johan enjoyed the fact that there was enough bread and wine for everyone to share.
Emmanuel said “We all shared the bread and wine which helped us to remember that Jesus died on the cross for us.”
At the end of STEM week we dressed up as scientists, mathematicians and science and maths symbols , everyone looked great.
We finished the week by making panpipes , we tried playing Irish tunes with them to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.
What an exciting week!
We are so proud of Hollie, Kordi, Michael and Rachael who were chosen to join the Westminster School Choir at their performance of Faure’s Requiem at the Barbican. They sang Pie Jesu in Latin , which is a very challenging piece of music for 8 and 9 year olds.
Well Done!
This week Year 4 have been focusing on the topic of Sound. We have learnt about Alexander Graham Bell who invented the first telephone and famously said “The day will come when the man at the telephone will be able to see the distant person to whom he is speaking.” We wrote letters to him explaining how his vision has come true! We experimented with tin can telephones, learning how the string must be pulled very tight to work.
Miss Buckland and Olaoluwa taught us how to use sign language to learn the alphabet and how spell our names.
There are 18 children in the school choir in Year 4 and they had a wonderful day and evening at the Broadway Theatre. In the morning the choir rehearsed with other Lewisham schools and then were given a tour behind the scenes of the theatre , listened to the restored organ and heard about the theatre ghost!
In the evening the choir were back to open the concert singing ‘Lean on Me’ to an audience of over 700 people. What a great start to the concert! After listening to the other schools perform everyone went back to the stage for the grand finale with 326 children singing ‘Believe’. What a fantastic experience.
Live Voices 2017
Lives Voices 2017
Live Voices 2017
Lives Voices 2017
Live Voices 2017
Live Voices 2017
Some children in Year 4 had a wonderful afternoon working with Mrs Lemard to make beautiful Mother’s Day cards . I am sure the mums will treasure them!
What an exciting day for Year 4! A whole range of book characters came to school including Varjak Paw, the Iron Man, the Demon Dentist and Captain Underpants. After sharing our masks and enjoying a reading session we set off to the Unicorn Theatre for our long awaited trip to see The Iron Man. And it was worth the wait! Using paper-cut silhouettes, puppetry and stop-motion animation, we felt as if we were inthe world of the Iron Man. He had been eating every single piece of metal in sight: tractors, old cars, fences and even rusty old nails.The angry farmers tried to trap him but the little boy Hogarth befriended him and in the end he saved the world. The best show ever!
