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For our Art to Start this term, we took inspiration from Antoni Gaudí. He pioneered a technique called 'trencar' (equivalent for “to break” in Catalan), creating mosaic forms and shapes by putting together broken ceramic tiles, plates and cups. We made lizards like his in Parc Güell using different coloured card and shiny materials.
It was lovely seeing so many of Team Chamberlain's parents and carers on Tuesday at Sports Day, so thank you very much for coming along. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
Tomorrow is the KS2 sports day. Your child needs to wear sports kit, with a t-shirt matching their strand colour (Bussell = Red, Elba = Yellow, Emin = Blue, Malone = Green), a water bottle and sunscreen.
We hope to see you there!
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Team Chamberlain loved coming into school in their own clothes and supporting an excellent cause!
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In August, Miss Goode will be climbing Scafell Pike (the highest mountain in England). She is embarking on this challenge in aid of the National Autistic Society. On Friday, we will be having a non-uniform day to help raise money for Miss Goode's challenge. If you wish to make a donation, please send it in with your child on Friday.
Please find attached information on this year's RAPS Sports Day. We hope to see you there!
Upton Cross-Country: Saturday 22nd June
As a last push before the MTC next week, there is a battle between Team Chamberlain and Team Cialis on TTRS for children to practise their times tables ready for next week. This will run from today until Monday.
We have been so impressed with all the children's hard work. They have loved seeing their scores improve, so keep practising and keep learning those tables!
I hope you all had a wonderful break and enjoyed your time together.
Term 6 is upon us and it will be a busy one, with lots of exciting things going on so please keep an eye on the blogs.
This term the children are swimming as part of their PE curriculum. They will need to bring in their swimming equipment (appropriate swimwear, swimming cap for long hair and a towel. Goggles are optional) on THURSDAYS.
I cannot quite believe term five is over. Time is flying!
Have a wonderful break and see you all in June!
The benefits of the children going outside are huge. It...
With the changeable warmer weather, the children will go outside as much as possible at break and lunchtimes. Please make sure that your child is prepared with the correct clothing, whatever the weather.
'There's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing.'