Kingfisher 2018/19

Welcome to Kingfisher Class!

Your class teacher is Miss Inkpen.

Mrs Sillitoe will be working with us every morning and Tuesday afternoons.

SWIMMING

If you are a parent or carer and would like to help Wren and Kingfisher Class swim during the afternoons from 1:15pm, please could you email Miss Inkpen or Mrs Kennell.

Please let us know which days you can help and we will contact you to confirm.

With the weather permitting, we would like to swim most afternoons this coming week.

ZInkpen@upottery-primary.devon.sch.uk

admin@upottery-primary.devon.sch.uk

Thanks in advance!

Miss Inkpen and Mrs Hawkins

Mathletics Year 3's look at angles. Year 2's have a go at some fraction work.

Year 2 SAT papers Use past papers to practise questions for quizzes in May.

Hit the button - maths Learn your times tables using 'hit the button'

To engage in our summer learning project 'Gods and Mortals' (Ancient Greece), we dressed up as Greek Gods and Goddesses.

Forest School June19 - Banana fritters, sawing, drilling and using hand tools.

Our fire safety visit.

Year 3 Homework (Summer - Street Detectives)

Forest school - May19 - smores, y-shaped weaving and colour spotting!

Year 3 Homework (Spring - Land Ahoy)

Lyme Regis RNLI and Seaton Jurassic Centre - 6th February 2019 - Land Ahoy Engage

On Wednesday 6th February Kingfisher Class visited the Lyme Regis Life Boat Centre and Seaton Jurassic Centre.

The children had a lovely time learning interesting facts about how to stay safe at sea and what to do in an emergency. It was really interesting to hear some of the personal stories from the volunteers that support the centre and the crew.

After a quick trip along the coast we ate our lunch at the Jurassic Centre. Here the children went back in time to learn about how animals and sea creatures have adapted to cope in harsh living conditions. They learnt lots about habitats, features of different animals and why animals camouflage themselves in their surroundings.

We are all very grateful to the staff at both centres, who made the trip really engaging. Similarly, we couldn't have gone on the trip without parental support. A big thank you to Bethany, Justine, Pamela, Vicky and parents who have offered to be on standby for any last minute changes.