Maple Tree Class Blog
Maple Tree Class Blog
Weekly Update 12.5.23
Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Maple Tree Class Blog
Hi,
A big well done to all of the children this week on completing their Key Stage Two Standard Assessment Tests (SATs). Everyone enjoyed their breakfast of toast and jam, fruit and juice before completing the assessments each day. There was a lovely calm and focused atmosphere and the children rose to the challenge that the assessments provide. A big thankyou to the staff from throughout school who helped to provide breakfast each day.
To complete the week, Year 6 enjoyed a came of rounders on the school field.
Have a lovely weekend
Mrs Trotter
Weekly Update 5.5.23
Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Maple Tree Class Blog
Hi,
An exciting end to the week ahead of the Coronation Weekend. Everyone looked fabulous dressed in red, white and blue. The children have been lucky enough to receive some Coronation memorabilia that has been donated by the Friends of Rufford Park.
The children have worked hard this week in the final preparations for the SATs (Standard Assessment Tests) next week and have been pleased to see the progress they have made. It is particularly important that children arrive promptly at school every day next week so the Year 6 cohort can complete the assessments together. We are running a Breakfast Club in the hall each morning next week so children can arrive at school and come to the main hall (the side doors will be open) around 8:30am. I have spoken to the children about the importance of getting a good night's sleep.
I hope you all have an amazing weekend celebrating the Coronation and the Year 6 Team will be ready to welcome the children with breakfast on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Trotter
Weekly Update 28.4.23
Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Maple Tree Class Blog
Hello,
After an amazing residential trip to Peat Rigg, Maple Tree Class have settled into preparing for their SATs assessments. These will be taking place each day from Tuesday 9th May until Friday 12th May. On these days, school will be providing a free breakfast club to all the children in Year 6. Children should arrive at school around 8:30am on these days. It is a great start to the day and helps children to settle to the work ahead.
Following the residential trip, the children have been writing thank you letters to all the staff at Peat Rigg to express their thanks for their support (and great food!) while they were there. Please take a look at a selection of the photos from Peat Rigg here Peat Rigg photos
In maths, our focus has been on Geometry and identifying and finding missing angles. Next week, we will be revising a range of maths topics ready for the following week.
Have a super bank holiday weekend.
Mrs Trotter