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Year Five Newsletter

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Welcom to the new academic year at Delves Junior School. We hope you all had a happy and relaxing holiday. This year the Year 5 team comprises 4 teachers and 2 teaching assistants, we are:

  • Mrs Jones and Mrs Thorp     (Class 7)
  • Mrs Overs                          (Class 8)
  • Miss Shaw                          (Class 9)
  • Mrs Bass                            (Teaching Assistant)
  • Mrs Sumner                        (Support Assistant)

We are all looking forward to the coming year and hope that we can work in partnership with you in order for your child to reach their full potential this year. We will keep you informed about the subjects that your child will be studying throughout the year, their homework and any special year group events that will be taking place via our half termly newsletters.

 

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Year Four Newsletter

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Welcome to the academic year at Delves Junior School. This year the Year 4 team comprises 3 teachers and 5 teaching assistants, we are:

  • Mr Mowbray              (Class 4)
  • Miss Sayers              (Class 5)
  • Mrs Harrison             (Class 6)
  • Mrs Robinson           (High Level Teaching assistant)
  • Mrs Allan                  (ICT Support/Teaching assistant)
  • Miss Moseley             (Learning support assistant)
  • Mrs Vickers               (Learning support assistant)
  • Mrs Brady                 (Learning support assistant)

We are all looking forward to the coming year and hope that we can work in partnership with you in order for your child to reach their full potential this year. We will keep you informed about the subjects that your child will be studying throughout the year, their homework and any special year group events that will be taking place via our halt termly newsletters.

 

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y4-autumn-1-newsletter-2.doc

Year 3 Newsletter

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Welcome to the new academic year at Delves Junior School. This year the Year 3 term comprises 4 teachers, 1 teaching assistant and 1 support assistant, we are:

  • Mrs Naylor            (Class 1)
  • Miss Ubhi              (Class 2)
  • Mrs Dangerfield     (Class 3)
  • Mrs Archer            (Assistant Head)
  • Mrs Pace               (Teaching assistant)
  • Mrs Brady             (Learning Support assistant)

We are all looking forward to the coming year and hope that we can work in partnership with you in order for your child to reach their full potential this year. We will keep you informed about the subject that your child will be studying throughout the year, their homework and any special year group events that will be taking place via our half termly newsletters.

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 y3-autumn-1-newsletter-2.doc

 

New on Espresso This Week

Thursday, July 6th, 2006
Book club 2 - UPDATED!

On mange!

The 6th French module introduces new vocabulary from Unit 8: Qu’est-ce que tu veux?

Find it: French 2

TV News

Cycling to school (+ What do you think?)

The government is encouraging children to cycle to school.

Find it: Geography 2 > Environmental issues > Taking action

Michaelangelo exhibition

Driverless taxi pods

A revolutionary form of transport could cut congestion and help the environment.

Find it: D&T > Design > Transport

News Bites

News Bites

A news round-up of events in the form of four short video clips. The video clips are reporter-led pieces using language aimed at Key Stage 2 pupils.

  • Beckham quits
  • Charlie’s chocolate factory
  • Keeping cool
  • Parachute rescue

Find it: English 2 > News Bites

Newspaper articles this week include...

Wild bear killed

In a story that highlights the difficulty of reintroducing animals to their original habitats, Bruno, the first wild bear in Germany for 170 years, is killed.

Find it: Science > Animals > Animals from around the world

Cyclone Larry

Ethical computer games

The games are part of a new breed from software designers, weary of violence, who want to create cyberspaces with “real life” content.

Find it: ICT > Software > Computer games

Spring photos

Healthy School Award

A Q&A piece to explain the government’s aim to help schools to become healthier.

Find it: PSHE & Citizenship > Education > Events and awards

Wind speed data

World Population Day 2006

A data piece offering important population facts and development issues .

Find it: Maths > Handling data > More and PSHE & Citizenship > World citizenship

New in Espresso this week

Monday, July 3rd, 2006

Book Club

The Book Club is updated each term to introduce three authors talking about a book that they have written. Alongside the video clips is a biography of each author. This term the following authors talk about their books:
  • Chris d’Lacey introduces Icefire
  • Cliff McNish introduces The Silver Child
  • Jacqueline Wilson introduces The Diamond Girls

Find it: English 1 > Book Club

TV News

Find this week’s stories: News 2

Food packaging campaign

The Women’s Institute are campaigning to reduce food packaging.

Find it: Geography > Environmental issues > Taking action

Millennium Bridge sound art

A live feed of the sound of the Millennium Bridge is being piped into the Tate Modern Gallery.

Find it: Art > Galleries > Tate Gallery

News Bites

A news round-up of events in the form of four short video clips. The video clips are reporter-led pieces using language aimed at Key Stage 2 pupils.

  • Queen’s children’s party
  • Mummies help doctors
  • Model insects on display
  • Michelangelo exhibition

Find it: English 2 > News Bites

Newspaper articles this week include..

Find this week’s stories: News 2

Chalk drawing helps wildlife

The National Trust yesterday began the first wildlife survey of the Cerne Abbas Giant - a 180ft chalk figure of a man carved into the hillside near the Dorset village.

Find it: Geography > Environmental issues > Wildlife

New emblem for Red Cross

The Red Cross are changing their emblem into an internationally recognised humanitarian emblem.

Find it: PSHE & Citizenship > Politics > World Politics

World Cup 2006 data [Data]

Data handling exercises using recent results from the group stages of the World Cup.

Find it: PE > Football > World Cup and Maths > Handling data > Data

Charles Darwin [Profile]

A profile of Charles Darwin that explores important events in his life.

Find it: History > People in history > More