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Scavenger hunt for number 2!, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 6th Nov 2025 @ 3:40pm
The children in Beesley Class have been exploring the composition of the number 2. The children have been learning the stem sentence "1 and another 1 is 2." The children then went on a scavenger hunt to find 2 of certain objects. We had lots of fun exploring number 2!
Torches, by Ms Patel
Date: 4th Nov 2025 @ 7:03am
In D.T, the children designed and created torches that could be used in forest school. They used previous learning from science to help create a successful product.
Reading Champion - Silver Award, by Ms Patel
Date: 4th Nov 2025 @ 7:01am
Reading is very important at St Mary's and St Benedict's Roman Catholic Primary School. It helps to:
- Stimulate imaginations
- Helps build vocabulary
- Helps to develop language skills
- Helps to develop comprehension skills
- Encourages a love for reading
Congratulations to the children who have reached 100 reads!
Reading Champion - Bronze Award, by Ms Patel
Date: 4th Nov 2025 @ 6:58am
Reading is very important at St Mary's and St Benedict's Roman Catholic Primary School. It helps to:
- Stimulate imaginations
- Helps build vocabulary
- Helps to develop language skills
- Helps to develop comprehension skills
- Encourages a love for reading
Congratulations to the children who have reached 50 reads!
French Day, by Ms Patel
Date: 4th Nov 2025 @ 6:56am
The children took part in French acitivities and dressed up as a French person.
Dragon's Den, by Ms Patel
Date: 4th Nov 2025 @ 6:52am
The children worked in groups to invent their own product that cannot be found in any shops. They linked it to their explanation topic in English to explain to the members of the Dragon's Den how the inventions work and to convince them to invest in their product.
Hello Yellow 💛, by Miss Palacio
Date: 22nd Oct 2025 @ 2:04pm
We all wore yellow to raise awareness for world mental health day as well as activities such as; thinking about who is in our circle of trust and some happy breathing.
Learning all about growing up!, by Miss Palacio
Date: 22nd Oct 2025 @ 1:59pm
In Year 3 we worked with Karen from SCARF to find out all about how our bodies change as we grow.
Making torches, by Miss Palacio
Date: 22nd Oct 2025 @ 1:57pm
We enjoyed designing, making and evaluating our torches.
We can count sounds!, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 21st Oct 2025 @ 7:23pm
Our observational drawings ~self portraits✏️, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 21st Oct 2025 @ 7:20pm
We are proud of our writing!🌟, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 21st Oct 2025 @ 7:18pm
Learning all about Diwali, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 21st Oct 2025 @ 7:09pm
Our Diwali Feast, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 21st Oct 2025 @ 6:56pm
Making Diwa Lights., by Mrs Burgess
Date: 21st Oct 2025 @ 6:44pm
This week the children in Beesley class are learning all about Diwali. The children in Beesley Class have been following instructions to make their own salt dough Diwa lights. The children then sequenced the photographs from making the Diwa Lights and labelled using the initial sounds or by segmenting the sounds in CVC words. Once the salt dough Diwa lights were set the children decorated them.
Observational autumn artwork🍂, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 15th Oct 2025 @ 8:33pm
Developing our gross motor movement, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 15th Oct 2025 @ 8:23pm
The children in Beesley Class made their own ribbon stick to use to develop their gross motor movements to support their handwriting. The children have been learning patterns and used their ribbon sticks to practise the pattern shapes.
Wearing yellow for World Mental Health Day 💛, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 15th Oct 2025 @ 8:06pm
The children in Beesley class supported World Mental Health Day by coming into school wearing something yellow. The children took part in a range of activities throughout the day including PD. We talked about how exercise makes us feel happy! During 'Key Person Time' the children took part in sharing what makes them happy.
Exploring Autumn 🍂, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 11th Oct 2025 @ 9:25am
Beesley Class went on an Autumn walk around our school environment. The children have been looking at the seasonal changes of Autumn. The children collected their Autumn treasures and have been using them in class to take part in a range of activities including leaf printing, leaf rubbings, sorting conkers and observational drawings. The children had lots of fun throwing the leaves!
The children had a photograph in front of our class tree. This is something we will be doing for each season to observe the changes overtime.
Mud painting, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 11th Oct 2025 @ 9:13am
The children in Beesley Class have been learning how to make mud paint and used it to form the first letter from their name.
Class prayer and liturgy, by Miss Palacio
Date: 3rd Oct 2025 @ 1:02pm
Mark making circles and spirals, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 2nd Oct 2025 @ 6:58pm
The children have been exploring mark making circles and spirals as part of our handwriting this week.
Learning all about our hands and germs!, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 1st Oct 2025 @ 7:25pm
Beesley Class have been learning all about their hands. The children have been exploring the importance of using soap when washing their hands by experimenting how germs can remain on their hands when they don't use soap or clean them properly. The children explored what happens to the germs when they didn't put soap on and what did happen to the germs when they did. The children have also been learning how to wash their hands properly.
The children have been using paint to make handprints as we are going to measure all of the handprints to find out who has the biggest and who has the smallest hands in our class.
Learning about our eyes and noses, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 1st Oct 2025 @ 7:06pm
The children in Beesley Class have continued to learn about certain parts of their bodies. This week the children have been learning about the important jobs of our eyes and nose. The children explored making an assault course outside and had a go at seeing how different it felt going around the course on their own and how challenging it was to rely on their friends to help when their eyesight was restricted.
The children have been exploring which is the most popular eye colour in our class. We made a pictogram by looking at our eyes in a mirror and each had a go at colouring an eye in. We then added our eyes to our class pictogram and counted the amount of eyes for each colour of eye. We found out that blue was the most popular eye colour in our class.
Celebrating France for European Languages Day, by Mrs Burgess
Date: 30th Sep 2025 @ 8:08pm
