Y4 Onxy Showcase Assembly

Good morning families

We would love to invite parents from Y4 Onxy (Mrs Hodgkin's) class to watch their showcase assembly on Thursday 10th October at 2.45pm. The children are so excited to showcase examples of work they have done so far this term. Please come along if you can.

Y4 have started making their ceramic pumpkins in Art, inspired by Yayoi Kusama's love for their shape. It was so fun forming the clay into the correct shape and adding detail. They turned out amazingly as you can see - ready for some painting and polka dots next week! Well done, students.

Good morning families

we will hold our Autumn parents evening on Tuesday 15th October and Wednesday 16th October 3.30 - 6pm. Parents, please make appointments via the arbor app, or contact the school office if you would like help to do this.

Dear families

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High Hazels Herald - 23rd September 2024

Many thanks

*  Y4 Value & Pride Award Winners *

Good afternoon families,

Please join us in congratulating our Y4 pride and value award winning pupils this week.

Dear families

On Monday 21st October author Paul Grimshaw will be coming to school to read his story "Alvin the cat who couldn't cat " to our Y4 children. If you would like to purchase the book your child/ren Paul will be available till 3.35pm at the school gate to sign your copy - please come along. The book costs £8 and the profits go to the Sheffield Cat Shelter. Please click the link to view the Facebook page Alvin: The Cat Who Couldn’t Cat

Dear families

Today is national fitness day, and we have set a school challenge to all classes!

Every class has 2 minutes to complete as many star jumps as possible.

Each year group will have a winning class that will receive a certificate, special mention in the weekly assembly and a winning photograph!

Look out for the winning photo later

#classfamily

Students in Y4 have been exploring the use of polka dots to create a sense of infinity, just like Yayoi Kusama. They used paint, bubble wrap and marker pens to explore texture, equality, size and overall effect of their chosen techniques. It seems we have some talented artists in Year 4!

Dear families

Our first set of Opal (Opportunities for Play and Learning) equipment went out onto the field yesterday. It was Y6 field day, the building site, mud pit and sand pit were a great success. The children were engaged and genuinely upset when lunchtime ended.

On our new building site some of the Y6 boys role played for over 40 minutes!

In the sandpit the children built sandcastles and some of the girls built a volcano.

More photos will follow as more areas develop