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Blog for Friday 13^th June 2025

It has been a brilliant start to the final half term of the year for Year 4. In English lessons, they are continuing to build on their knowledge of Ancient Egypt. They looked at various examples of information texts, identifying structural and language features and then correctly re-arranged an example that had been jumbled up. They are in the process of writing their own information texts about Ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses.

The focus in maths lessons has been money: comparing amounts of money, converting between pounds and pence and solving different problems with money using the four operations. They have demonstrated resilience and challenged themselves to choose the most efficient method to get their answers. They demonstrated the same resilience on Maths Enrichment Day where they had to work together to solve puzzles. 

In history, the children found out what Ancient Egyptian people did in their leisure time. They discovered that they shared some hobbies and pastimes with Ancient Egyptian children but that some were very different due to the inventions of Wi-Fi, plastic, cars and electricity. To finish the lesson off, they played a version of an Ancient Egyptian game called Senet which they really enjoyed.