St. Theresa
Welcome to St Theresa's Class Page
Term 6
Monday 6th June 2022 - Thursday 21st July 2022
Monday 6th June - Science week begins - Our fair is on Thursday 9th June at 09:15.
W/C Monday 13th June - Y4 Multiplication check.
Wednesday 15th June - Group photos.
W/C Monday 20th June - Heritage week
W/C 27th June - Assessment week.
Thursday 7th July - KS2 Sports day - am.
Friday 8th July - Summer fair 3:30pm - 6:00pm.
Monday 18th July - Reports out to parents.
Wednesday 20th July - End of year whole school mass.
Thursday 21st July - Break up for summer. School closes at 1:30pm
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Mrs Moran & Mrs Chapman
As this is the summer term, it is our last term together . Please make sure you are in school and on time each day so we can make every moment count!
Mrs Moran & Mrs Chapman
Please take a moment to read the notices below as well as the term dates above.
Do make sure to check this page regularly to see any updates.
Reminders
- Our P.E lesson is timetabled for Tuesday afternoon. Please remember to bring your kit with you each week, don't forget you will be going home in it. Now that the weather is much cooler, please ensure you have joggers and a sweatshirt to wear. All P.E items should be named clearly.
- Please remember to bring in your named water bottle each day.
- Children have been allocated a reader day - they need to bring their reading book in on that day. They will read with myself or Mrs Chapman and their book will be changed then too if required. Reader days are posted in the documents below. Please remember BUG CLUB is always available for the children, with a HUGE selection of books to read.
- Times Table Rock Stars - knowing your times tables is essential for so much of the work you will complete in Year 4 and beyond. Keep your skills fresh by practising as often as you can.
- Homework is given out on Friday and is expected back on Tuesday.
- Class email address sttheresa@st-bartholomewsrc-pri.kent.sch.uk
St Theresa House Captains
Becket: Freddie
Savio: Vihaan
Fisher: Rose
Mercy: Caitlin
St Theresa School Councillors
Eliceanne & Fikunmi
St Theresa Class Chaplins
Terms 1-3
Jessica B & Nat
Terms 4-6
Haylee & Oli
St Theresa Digital Leaders
Alexa & Conrad
St Theresa Eco Warriors
Jessica & Sonny
Curriculum Map 2021/ 2022
How to use MyMaths
Hi everyone!
Here is a reminder video from Miss Hughes for how to access MyMaths.
Your log in details have attached to you reading records along with your Bug Club, Purple Mash and TTRS log in codes.
Here is a reminder video from Miss Hughes for how to access MyMaths.
Your log in details have attached to you reading records along with your Bug Club, Purple Mash and TTRS log in codes.
On Friday, we came to school in clothes that reflect our heritage. What a beautifully diverse class we are!
Our heritage art gallery. We are immensely proud of our work!
We recreated art work by an artist of our own heritage. The results were absolutely AMAZING!
Today, as part of Heritage week, Amber came in to deliver workshops to our classes. She was telling us and showing us Bollywood dancing. It was great fun! We got to dress up and dance.
Today, Year 3 and 4 had a very special visitor. Someone who had experienced a volcanic eruption when he was a boy. He came to tell us what it was like and the visitor was none other than Mr Finaldi, Miss Finaldi's father. He told us all about his experience of Mount Vesuvius erupting in 1944. Thank you very much Mr Finaldi, we are very grateful for your time and the knowledge you shared.
We also investigated which materials would muffle sound the best by making our own ear defenders. Felt ended up being the most suitable material, with tin foil being the worst.
St Theresa's Science week. What a brilliant variety of experiments we conducted for our science fair and throughout the week in class!
Science week began with a BANG! Our awesome scientist Rob wowed us in assembly and also in our class workshops. Ask us about our day!
St Bart's Queen's jubilee celebrations. We had a picnic on the field, waved flags at Miss Finaldi and Mr Falzon on our roof, sang the national anthem, played different games, had lots of fun and ate loads! Why can't we have days like this more often?
To celebrate the Queen's jubilee, we got creative again. This time, we made some knickers! Lots of skill was precision was involved, and we even had helping hands from Miss Finaldi and Mrs Fenton too!
To investigate pitch in science, we made some panpipes. Ask us about them!
It was our turn with Mrs Dhanjal this term, and we created some awesome waves to link to our Geography topic! Thanks Miss :-)
Our trip to the Living Land event at the Kent showground was brilliant. We watched dancing sheep, tried some delicious fruit juice, had access to loads of free apples, had beautiful weather and of course, had the best packed lunches EVER!!!
Easter letter
Our last day of the Spring term meant own clothes and Easter bonnets!
Look who came to visit us today - THE EASTER BUNNY!!!! Thank you for our delicious eggs, and a huge thank you to our wonderful PA who work tirelessly to make eggcellent events like this possible.
Our first school trip since Year 1! What a brilliant day we had at Kent Life on their Anglo-Saxon day. Ask us about it!
World book day also brought us together with our buddies in St George's class for the first time. We shared a lovely afternoon with them!
World Book Day 2022. We all joined in and looked fabulous!
JAM coding have been teaching us how to code Scratch and use repetitive loops amongst other things. We LOVE these sessions!
Today, in science, we were looking at classification keys. We started by reading one and this enabled us to give 12 aliens their correct names. After that, we went on a hunt to find some invertebrates - did you know that 98% of animals are invertebrates? In pairs, we found 6 invertebrates before coming back to class to create our own classification key, which led us to the creatures we had found.
We've been busy weaving some webs fit for Charlotte today. We couldn't find her, but we were able to capture Mr McSpider! Thank you Alexa.
Today, we've been investigating area. Ask us about it!
He made a list, he checked it twice, then he came to visit us!!!!!
Christmas own clothes day with a yummy Christmas dinner to boot! Fun times :-)
This afternoon, we went to see the Jack and the Beanstalk panto at the Alexandra Suite. We had a great time - Oh yes we did!!!
Today we were able to make our Roman mosaics, look at our brilliant tiles! Coming to a home near you soon...
Today we had so much fun!! We started the day with a Circus Skills assembly, led by Phil. Later we had an exclusive workshop, where we got to try most of the activities. Ask us about it!
In Science, we've been enjoying learning about electricity. We've made simple circuits and today tested different materials to see if they are conductors or insulators.
Ever since Remembrance Day, we've been trying to build a bunker of leaves where we play on the field. It's very impressive - look!
Today we had a refresher course about fire safety. We know now to check our smoke alarms weekly, know we should close all doors at bedtime to isolate any fire, know to keep low in the event of a fire, know to check doors using the back of our hand to see if it's safe to open and so much more. Ask us what else we learned!
Our Special and Inspirational People from the Past. Well done everyone, I'm so proud of your effort and enthusiasm when sharing your work. :-)
We shared our wonderfully humorous food poems today. We covered pizza, watermelon, rice, roasts, sorbet, steak, doughnuts, wraps, pasta, McDonalds and so many more. Great work all of you!
Today we had a very special assembly with Jack and Emma who brought in their beautiful guide dogs Callum and Norton. Callum is the golden labrador who is 11 years old and Norton is the black, 6 year old labrador. We were particularly excited to find out that we, along with St Martin and St Josephine's class, will be doing some special Advent fundraising especially for guide dogs.
Jamie Knight came back to see us and showed us even more of his impressive football skills! We had a blast - ask us about it!
We've been busy learning about the Romans and have made our own shields inspired by theirs.
We attempted to create the tortoise formation which should, in theory, keep us all safe from attack...
In Science, we've been learning about our skeletons and muscles and how they work together to allow us to move. We made great hand models to demonstrate this.
