Week beginning 25th February 2019

Well done Polar Bears! You made it through our week of testing, we hope the slippers and pillows helped you feel more relaxed, making a hard week a little easier. We are very proud of the resilient and reflective approach that you took.

This week has seen us travel to Alchemy Island, we explored portals around the school that could transport us and learnt what an alchemist is. We worked collaboratively to design the alchemist's lab. 



Then we explored some unknown samples left by the chief alchemist which we named and the explored the properties of.



In Maths we have continued to work with fractions and are currently focusing on subtracting fractions. 

We have started to explore our unnamed book in English, we will reveal the name at the end of the half term!

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