Roses
Welcome to Roses
Staff members: Mrs V Davies, Mrs C Gregory, Miss R Kauser and Miss A Ahmed
|
A Typical School Day
Morning Job Reading Comprehension English - including Grammar and Spelling Break Time Maths Fluency Maths Lunch Time Foundation Subjects (Art, Computing, Design & Technology, Geography, History, Languages, Music, PE, RHE, RE and Science) Class Read Assembly (Monday, Tuesday and Friday) Home Time |
Weekly Overview
| Monday |
Reading Book in school - book changing day PE Kit to be worn to school Spelling Test Homework Set (Spelling and Maths) and due in the following Monday |
| Tuesday |
Reading Book in school |
| Wednesday |
Reading Book in school |
| Thursday |
Reading Book in school - book changing day PE Kit to be worn to school |
| Friday |
Reading Book in school |
Termly Overview
| Term | What we will be covering |
| Autumn Term |
Art - Drawing/Painting Computing - Systems and Searching - Video production E-Safety Design & Technology - Mechanical systems- pulleys Geography - My region and the Western United States History - Ancient Egypt Languages - Spanish Music - Singing/ Performing PE - OAA, Multisports, Gymnastics and Dance RHE - What makes a close friend? Does everybody have the same feelings? Why do some people get married? Are families ever perfect? Control and consent. Protecting our identity. RE - What does it mean if Christians believe God is Holy and loving? What does it mean to be a Muslim in Britain? Science - Properties of materials and Changes of materials |
| Spring Term |
Art - Collage Computing - Selection in physical computing - Web page creation - E-Safety Design & Technology - Electrical Systems Geography - Brazil & Natural Disasters History - Masbrough disaster Languages - Spanish Music - Composition and Performing Glockenspiel PE - Fitness, Dodgeball, Football and Mini Muay Thai RHE - Should I try and fit in with my friends? Should friends tell us what to do? Is there such a thing as the perfect body? Meeting strangers online. Personal Information, terms and conditions. Should we be happy all the time?Why do we argue? RE - Why is the Torah so important to Jewish people? Creation and science, conflicting or complimentary? Science - Earth and Space and Forces
|
| Summer Term |
Art - Sculpture Computing - Communication and Collaboration Variables in games - E-Safety Design & Technology - Food- culture and seasonality Geography - Industry / environment Economy and trade. History - A study of a theme beyond 1066- Victorians Languages - Spanish Music - Glockenspiel PE - Kwik Cricket, Basketball, Athletics and Tennis RHE - How can I stay fit and healthy? Can I avoid getting ill? Who am I? Is there such a thing as a normal family? Why are some people unkind? Analysing Digital Media RE - How can following God bring freedom and justice? What matters most to Humanists and Christians? Science - Animals Incl Humans Human Development
|
Class Novels
So far this year, we have read the following texts:
|
|
This has been one of our books in VIPERS. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
This is our current class read. |
This has been one of our books in VIPERS. |
|
|
|
This has been one of our books in VIPERS. |
|
Calendar
Some useful dates
-
Tuesday 21st Jan 25Wonder Dome Visit Read more
-
Friday 7th Feb 25Number Day Read more
-
Thursday 13th Feb 25Break up for Half Term - Finish at 3:15pm
-
Friday 14th Feb 25INSET Day - school closed to children
-
Monday 24th Feb 25Back to school
-
Tuesday 18th Mar 2515:20 to 18:00Parents' Evening - EYFS/Key Stage One
-
Tuesday 25th Mar 2515:20 to 18:00Parents' Evening - Key Stage Two
-
Friday 28th Mar 25Break up for Easter Holiday - 3:15pm
-
Monday 14th Apr 25Back to school
-
Friday 18th Apr 25Bank Holiday - School Closed
-
Monday 21st Apr 25Bank Holiday - School Closed
-
Monday 5th May 25Bank Holiday - School Closed
-
Mon 12th May 25
toThu 15th May 25
Year 6 SATs Week
-
Friday 23rd May 25Break up for Half Term - 3:15pm
-
Monday 2nd Jun 25Back to school
-
Mon 2nd Jun 25
toFri 6th Jun 25
Year 4 Multiplication Check
-
Mon 9th Jun 25
toFri 13th Jun 25
Phonics Screening - Year 1 and Year 2 Resits
-
Friday 4th Jul 25Records of Achievement out today
-
Tuesday 8th Jul 2515:20 to 17:30Parents' Evening - no appointment
-
Friday 11th Jul 25INSET DAY - School closed to children
-
Monday 21st Jul 25Transition Day
-
Tuesday 22nd Jul 25Transition Day
-
Wednesday 23rd Jul 25Break up for Summer Holiday - 2pm
View all categories
- Foundation Stage and Key Stage One Events
- Foundation Stage Events
- Key Stage One Events
- Key Stage Two Events
- Lower Key Stage Two Events
- Upper Key Stage Two Events
- Whole School Events
- Year 1 Events
- Year 2 Events
- Year 3 Events
- Year 4 Events
- Year 5 Events
- Year 6 Events
- Other calendar dates
- Hide all
Adding dates to your calendar
Subscribing via Outlook
Follow the relevant instructions below, using the feed address http://thornhillps.greenhousecms.co.uk/ical.ics
- Outlook Office (desktop) (section: Add internet calendars)
- Outlook.com (section: Subscribe to a calendar)
- Outlook via a web browser (section: Subscribe to a calendar)
Subscribing via Google
- On your computer, open Google Calendar
- On the left, next to "Other calendars" click 'Add'
followed by 'From URL'.
- Click this button to copy the feed address to your clipboard and paste it into the 'URL of calendar' field
- Click 'Add calendar'. The calendar will appear on the left side under "Other calendars"
It might take up to 12 hours for changes to show in your Google Calendar.
Subscribing via iPhone
- Click this link and click 'Subscribe' in the popup message
Useful Websites to support learning
Times Tables Rockstars is a great way for your child to learn their times tables in a fun way, battling it out with others, beating their previous times and making their way to becoming an ultimate Rock Legend. Children should have their log in information in their reading records. However, please contact us if they are having issues logging in.
IXL helps students master essential skills at their own pace through fun and interactive questions, built in support and motivating awards. There are a variety of questions based on the skills needed for Year 6 aswell as some games based on these skills. There is also an English section once you have navigated to the website.
BBC Education have produced a whole host of materials for KS2. Follow the KS2 link and then select either Maths or English. Each area usually has an information section for reading, plus an activity and then quiz which is marked online. Some aspects require a subscription.
CrickWeb provides a range of English games and activities.
Scratch is a great way for children to learn and practice their programming skills. Scratch promotes computational thinking and problem solving skills; creative teaching and learning; self-expression and collaboration.
Hit the Button is an interactive maths game with quick fire questions on number bonds, times tables, doubling and halving, multiples, division facts and square numbers.
Improve your spellings with Emile
The Reading Realm and The Poetry Realm are free apps that can be used on an iPad or tablet. The children will be able to access a variety of age related texts and complete quizzes about their reading.