The Girl and the Fox
Published 30/01/20, by Admin
Ask us about the film we watched 'The Girl and the Fox'. We are using it as a stimulus for our English.
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Read MoreLove to Learn!
Published 29/01/20, by AdminThis term's Love to Learn is to design and create a piece of Anglo Saxon art. Read the letter attached for more info.
Read MoreSkellig
Published 26/01/20, by AdminWe are learning about Skellig in English. We've written our own new chapter and have almost finished a non-chronological report on the creatures. Ask us about their habitat, diet and appearance!
Read MoreOur new 'work we are proud of' wall
Published 26/01/20, by AdminWhenever we feel really proud of a piece of work we've produced, we photocopy it and peg it to the wall!
Read MoreThe Saxons
Published 26/01/20, by AdminAfter learning about the Roman invasion, we have moved on to learning about how the Saxons lived in Britain. Ask us about Saxon villages!
Read MoreChanging it up
Published 26/01/20, by AdminWe had a long and mature discussion in PSHE about how we can improve our learning at school. We decided to change the classroom around and try out a new seating plan. Click to see what else we discussed.
Read MoreParents/Carers: Join us at Dover Museum
Published 16/01/20, by AdminTeam Dannell will be visiting Dover Museum on 13th Feb. Parents/Carers are welcome to get the train with us or meet us there.
Read MoreArt to Start: Saxon Coins
Published 16/01/20, by AdminOur topic this term is 'Invaders and Settlers'. We will be studying The Romans, Saxons and Vikings in due course. Have a look at the photos of the first stage of our Art to Start: designing Saxon coins.
Read MorePower of Dance
Published 11/01/20, by AdminWell done to Ruby H and Ruby B for their Power of Dance performance. You represented the school superbly and danced your hearts out!
Read MoreHappy New Year!
Published 11/01/20, by AdminHappy New Year and welcome back to school. I trust everyone had a good Christmas and the children are looking forward to the year ahead. It is an important year for the children with their end of year SATs, the school journey, the end of their time at primary school and the start of their secondary school journey. At RAPS, we will support the children in whichever way we can and we wish them the best of luck for the coming year.