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    Islands Weekly Reflect and Review

    9 February 2024 (by Lauren Arbour (Lauren))

    This week in RE we explored the big question - Who is God to Muslims? The children started by exploring what respect means and how we can be respectful beings.

    The children considered some attributes that Muslims might believe that Allah has and explain the ways a Muslim might show respect to Allah in their lives. Children across Islands really embodied their faith and shared their own stories and beliefs confidently, passionately and with pride. To end the week we shared what we do to show people who are special to us that we care. 

    We will start the new term as geographers, we will learn that maps and plans are representations of space in two dimensions and flat images. We will use digimaps, globes and aerial photographs to explore our local surroundings and continue to develop our knowledge of the United Kingdom. We will create a plan for our classroom, thinking about the relative position of different objects in the room, and representing 3-D space in a 2-D diagram. 

    In English we will be investigating the Great Fire of London. Please keep any and all cereal boxes over the half term, each child will need a cereal box during the term as we recreate the houses on Pudding Lane. 

    Date for your diary- 

    Wednesday 13th March - Postal Museum in London- please ensure you have returned payment and informed us if your child will need a school packed lunch. All payments due by Monday 4th March. Please speak to Lauren if you have any questions. 

    Easter Bonnet Parade- Thursday 28th March. All children in Coral Reef and Islands will participate in the Easter Bonnet Parade to showcase their bonnets. All parents will be invited to watch the parade, more details to follow next term.

    Cyber Champions Parent  Workshops

    Launched in 2011, Cyber Champions is a not-for-profit, community giveback initiative which will be delivering free, in person, digital literacy and cyber skills workshops to Years 3-6 at St Frideswide School on the 29th February. Cyber Champions recognises that parents and guardians may also benefit from additional support in a fast-paced digital world and so will be delivering a, free of charge, parent & guardian workshop from 15:00 – 16:00 on the 29th February.  Complete this form to book your place.

    White Rose Maths:

    Year 1- 58, 59 and 60 

    Year 2- 55, 56 and 57

    Have a lovely half term break, 

    Islands team.