Classwork | West Street Community Primary

Magnificent Mummies

by Mr A. Filder | May 18, 2018 | Classwork, Year 4 - Class 7

How do you make a Mummy? Well Class 7 have been investigating this week as they continue to learn about the Ancient Egyptians. Mr Filder challenged the children to ‘mummify’ five willing volunteers and turn them into a Mummy using only two toilet rolls....

by Mr A. Filder May 18, 2018

Work Of the Week – WOW!

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by Mrs S. Burtoft | May 18, 2018 | Classwork

Well done to Nicole and Sehar who’s work has earned them the Star of the Week award. Both are pieces of writing and for achieving their learning objectives well. Thank you to Jaiden in Class 4 for suggesting that I BLOG...

by Mrs S. Burtoft May 18, 2018

Blossom soup anyone ?

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by J Blackburn | May 16, 2018 | Classwork, EYFS - Nursery

Nursery children have been making blossom soup in the mud kitchen.

by J Blackburn May 16, 2018

Reading Championships Launched in Class 6!

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by Miss T. Atkinson James | May 10, 2018 | Classwork, Year 3 - Class 6

This week has seen the launch of Class 6’s new Reading Championships reward scheme. We are very keen in Class 6 to increase the percentage of children reading regularly. Each morning during registration, pupils have chance to read a book of their choosing when...

by Miss T. Atkinson James May 10, 2018

INVASION OF THE HOTDOG MUMMIES!

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by Miss T. Atkinson James | Apr 11, 2018 | Classwork, Year 4 - Class 7, Year 5 - Class 8

To kick start our new topic about ancient Egypt, Fireworks children have been recreating some ancient mummies during their Wednesday cookery lesson. The children used hotdog sausages to represent the body of the mummy and short crust pastry to ‘mummify’...

by Miss T. Atkinson James Apr 11, 2018

A lesson in Victorian schooling.

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by Mrs D. Westwell | Mar 22, 2018 | Classwork, Events, News, Year 1 - Class 4, Year 2 - Class 5

KS1 children had a wonderful, if somewhat strict, day when they dressed up as children from the Victorian Times. There were some imaginative costumes with children dressing as street urchins, maids, wealthier youngsters, a match seller and even a chimney sweep. The...