This week the children have been investigating how to care for their teeth. They created a plan and an enquiry by considering which variables should be changed, measured and controlled. ‘Yes,’…
This week we have been asking ‘Dudley’ how a kettle really works! We have used adverbials, conjunctions and the possessive apostrophe to help us. Written by Roger McGough and illustrated…
Welcome to Minster Junior Newsround and our November edition. In this bulletin, our years 4, 5, and 6 reporters give us the lowdown on some fantastic trips, amazing sports…
To celebrate Many Cultures, One Family the children created masks that represented their own culture. They researched, planned and then created their masks.
To help the children discover more about our History theme of ‘How Children’s Lives Have Changed’, we visited the Young V&A (Victoria and Albert) museum in Bethnal Green. Thank you…
As part of Year 4’s History topic – “How have children’s lives changed?” The children researched and recorded the working conditions of Victorian children using reports and images.
In science, year 4 have been learning about classification. The children explored the school grounds to collect different types of leaves and enjoyed classifying them based on their features.
Welcome to our first Minster Junior Newsround for the new academic year and our children are opening up our newsroom with some information regarding the forthcoming Harvest Service taking…
From the first week in September until the end of the school year, Year 4 are fully engaged in a learning journey which takes them from discovering Roman Britain on…