Piercing Class
Piercing Class 2023-2024
Year 3/4
Miss Williams
Planting Our Potatoes
Walton on the Naze
At the Naze
Initials in the sand like the Birdman ‘Why the Whales Came’
Year 3 Forest School
World Book Day and Reading on Library Bus
DT - Cooking Apple Tart
Cooking
Computing
This week we have been learning how to identify the attributes needed to collect data about an object.
Mental Health Week February 2024
Ragged School Copperfield Road
On Monday 22nd January we went to the Ragged School. The teacher Mrs Perkins was very strict (but acting). At the end of the lesson she showed us some of the punishments from Victorian times. The Dunce hat, back straightener and the fidget stopper.
Polly
“Going to the Ragged School was an entertaining trip which offered lots of interesting information.” Amalka
”Going to the Ragged School was really fun and brilliant. I really want to go again.” George S
“It was really fun and scary,” Sophie
”It was okay but Mrs Perkins was strict and the seats were different. “ Emme
”It was scary and good. “ Olive
Tree Planting
Thursday 9th January 2024 the year 3 and 4 classes went tree planting in the wild flower meadow. We planted rose bushes they kept on spiking me OUCH!
Our parents could help us.
Steps
What you need:
plants, spade, soil, gloves, wellies
1. Dig a hole in the soil
2. Put the tree plant in.
3. Stamp the hole to cover the roots.
“It was really good when we planted trees” Sophie S
“Really good but my hands hurt!” Polly
Golf Taster
Hanging Decorations on the Christmas Tree
Artwork inspired by our visit to St Paul’s
Henry Moore - Mother and Child
St Paul’s Cathedral
Cross Country
DT
Children in Need
Forest Walk
Odd Socks
Eisteddfod
Our favourite tongue twisters
Middle East Week
Harvest
Thank you for all the kind gifts and donations for the food bank.
Canonic Jars
Information Writing about the British Museum
Visit to the British Museum
‘Wonderful Things’ we saw at the British Museum
Egyptian Plaster Casts
Visitor from Epping Forest District Museum
We had a visit from the lady from Epping Forest Museum to help us find out information for our topic on the Ancient Egyptians.
We looked inside a cardboard pyramid and had to work out if the egyptian things belonged to a man, woman, boy or girl. We looked at replicas of the things from ancient Egypt.
Different tables looked at different artifacts. The canopic jars were so good and realistic. You could open and close the canopic jars - luckily there was not anything inside!
In ancient Egypt there were still hair curlers and makeup tools. Another one of the tables had necklaces and jewelry. The necklace was made of clay and metal.
It was amazing.
George and George
Tag-Rugby at Upper Clapton
On Friday 22nd September Piercing class went to a tag- rugby tournament. We worked really hard. The A team came fifth in there group of twelve.
We had some warm ups, then lunch and then we got to play some matches. It was really fun. We worked so hard as a team but the the other teams were great too.
Emme and Rose
Last Friday we went to the Tag-Rugby tournament. There were lots of schools competing. The ‘B’ team got to the bronze medal match but sadly lost in extra time. It was a tough match. The other two teams did good too. We all enjoyed our trip to Upper Clapton RFC, it was very exciting and no-one wanted to go home.
Iris and Daisy
It was great fun and we learnt lots of new things. I learnt a new tactic, if two people are running towards you spin around them and it will be hard for them to tag you. I pretended to go one way but went the other and I scored a try. It was a very fun day.
Ralph
At tag - rugby there were 26 teams in total. You need two tags on a belt to play, You can only tag someone who has the ball and you shout tag. They must then pass the ball backwards which is very hard. The best part of the day was playing the games and coming fourth.
Jemma
Piercing Class September
