Welcome to Bluebells
We are the Bluebells.
Our teacher is Mrs Lemmon, who is accompanied by Mrs Barnett and Miss Carr, and Mrs Pattison in the mornings.
In the Bluebells, we always try our best, ensure we are respectful and make sure to have lots of fun!
Resources:
https://play.spellingshed.com/#/login
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
Important information:
Homework is given out on Fridays and should be returned to school on the following Friday morning. This will consist of maths, grammar and vocabulary. Sometimes, homework will be set online on some of the resources listed above.
Spellings and times table are expected to be practised regularly over the week.
Spellings will go home every 1-2 weeks depending on the spelling rule being learned.
P.E. is on a Monday– children are expected to come to school in their kit (white t-shirt, black short/joggers, school jumper/cardigan and trainers).
If your child is having a school lunch please ensure that payment is now done through our online payment service.
World Book Day!
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 up" - because,...
The Book Fair is in town!
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,...
Oracy links in art and writing
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...
Years 3 & 4 Engineering Challenge: Protecting Our Teacakes!
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...
Bluebells Homework 6.2.26
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 71 - Prefixes - sub and super Maths - Pg 20 + 21 - Progress test 1 continued FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 7 - Adverbs Maths - Pg 32 + 33 - Progress test...
Coding in LKS2
Tulips, Snowdrops and Bluebells have been using Scratch Coding to follow, create and troubleshoot algorithms. The children have been set various tasks requiring them to program different commands, as well as noticing faults and debugging! They have enjoyed...
Bluebells Homework 30.1.26
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 60 + 61 - Punctuating speech Maths - Pg 18 + 19 - Progress test 1 FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 22 + 23 - Punctuation Maths - Pg 25 - Multiplying READING...
Marvellous Musicians in LKS2
This week, we have been accessing Music Mentor and learning all about rhythm in LKS2. In particular, we have been focussing on the difference between rhythm and pulse. We played different games to find the pulse of a beat, explored different ways to learn rhythms and...
Bluebells Homework 23.1.26
Bluebells homework this week is as follows: FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 3 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 46 + 47 - Writing lists Maths - Pg 14 + 15 - Numbers on scales FOR CHILDREN WITH YEAR 2 CGP BOOKS: English – Pg 26 + 27 - Apostrophes Maths - Pg 24 -Times table facts...
Self Portraits in Lower KS2
This week, our Lower Key Stage 2 pupils began their new art focus on sketching. We started by free drawing an eye, encouraging the children to observe closely and sketch what they thought they could see. After this creative warm‑up, we explored how to break the eye...
Lego Club Chowdene Family Hub Jan 2026
Article 29: Your education should help you use and develop your talents and abilities. It should also help you learn to live peacefully, protect the environment and respect other people.
Mapping meets Art!
This week, Lower Key Stage 2 began their Art Around The World topic. We made links with the artists and their country of birth. This led to us mapping with 4-figure grid references, as well as labelling the continents and oceans of the world. Article 17: the Right to...