Year 1
Mrs Armstrong and Mrs NevinWelcome
I would like to say a huge WELL DONE to all of the boys and girls who have moved from Reception into Year 1.
The children have been absolutely delightful, and there is a lovely mix of characters within the class.
I am sure we will have a lot of fun learning together this year.
If at any time you have any concerns, or wish to discuss any issue, please get in touch, and thank you for all your support.
Our Class Blog
Breakfast Boogie
From Professor Nitrate we found out that everything is made of tiny particles. Some of these particles are positive and some are negative and opposites attract, like metal to a magnet. We scattered puffed rice on one of our tables and placed a sheet of perspex over...
Year One’s Money Laundering
No, as part of Science Week, we haven't been training our pupils to be master criminals, we have been cleaning copper coins! Copper pennies look dull and dirty when the copper mixes with oxygen in the air so we separated the copper from the oxygen around it. We...
Storybook Characters Spotted In The Snow!
Mysterious reports have been coming in from across the North East today as a range of book characters were seen wandering about in the snow. It began with a sighting of Ana and Elsa, who were out exploring the 'Frozen' Wonderland that has developed over the past few...
Food, Glorious Food!
Year One's latest display is up in our classroom and features cross curricular work on our current topic. There's data handling to show which of the tropical foods we tasted was our favourite. In a design technology class, we assessed such foods in terms of their...
Do you like the taste?
Year One have been tasting exotic fruits lately and all of them have discovered a fruit that they rather liked and would willingly eat again! As part of their food nutrition lesson, they were introduced to some of the tropical fruits that feature in the story Handa's...
How’s that! Year One’s Cricket Workshop
Year One had a grand old time trying their hand at cricket led by cricket coach, Phil on Wednesday the 7th February. Fun was had by all as they learned new fielding and battling skills. Judging by the enthusiastic response, many of them will want to continue in...
BLOCK, PUNCH, KICK – Year One have a Karate Taster Session
On the 18th January, great fun was had by all as two of our karate Coaches from our extra curricular Shotokan Karate Club taught Year One three basic moves - a block, a punch and a kick as part of a taster session. Karate lessons have been offered at our school for...
A Visit from Newcastle Central Mosque
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Year One Christmas Crafting
Here is the evidence of our hard work crafting following our first taste of festive makes with our Fellside Families Christmas decoration sessions. Featured here are our calendars and Christmas cards. Weren't we busy bees?
Christmas Performance 2017
Santa's latest new recruits? No, these are photographs of our performers at our dress rehearsal of 'Christmas Around the World' resplendent in their festive costumes!
Persistent Puzzlers
Some of our class tried their hand at tangram puzzles. It took some persistence but solutions were found. Educational research suggests that solving such puzzles supports mathematical thinking.
Year One Writing Display
Year One were very busy creating their Christmas cards this year and were then asked to plan and write precise instructions detailing how to make them. Here are the results in their latest display of their learning. All very very pleased to see the fruits of their...
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