by Mr Brown | Mar 13, 2026 | Bluebells, News, Snowdrops, Tulips
In Years 3 and 4, we have learning to play, listen to and write rhythms. Children have also been using musical notation to create and record their own rhythms. We have learned kadi rhythms – voicing and playing the different beats. Each class has AMAZED us with...
by Mr Brown | Mar 5, 2026 | Beeches, Bluebells, Elms, News, Nightingales, Oaks, Owls, Robins, Snowdrops, Tulips
Another wonderful World Book Day was had by all at Windy Nook Primary! We’ve had live, interactive lessons, virtual author visits, book-themed crafting and artwork, story time, book talk and so much more! One particular highlight was how we “dressed...
by Mr Brown | Mar 5, 2026 | Beeches, Bluebells, Elms, News, Nightingales, Oaks, Owls, Robins, Snowdrops, Tulips
Step right up! Until Wednesday 11th March, Windy Nook Primary is hosting its annual Book Fair! Hundreds of brand new titles are available at amazing prices! Come along and see what fantastic fiction, non-fiction and poetry books you can find. There are football books,...
by J Gbson | Mar 2, 2026 | Events and Visits, News, Newsletters, Snowdrops, Sport
Students took part in a basketball competition where they demonstrated excellent teamwork and togetherness from the very start. In preparation for the event, they attended a morning club where they focused on developing their understanding of teamwork and...
by Mr Brown | Feb 26, 2026 | Bluebells, Snowdrops, Tulips
In Years 3 and 4, children have been putting their oracy skills to great use. As part of our art topic, they have been discussing portraits and using speaking and listening to assist them in drawing their own portraits. In writing, children have used ‘zones of...
by ryanhill | Feb 6, 2026 | Bluebells, News, Science, Snowdrops, Tulips
This week, Years 3 and 4 put their engineering hats on as part of their science learning about the human body. The children were challenged to design and build structures using paper straws to protect the chocolate layer of a teacake. The teacake represented our vital...
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