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Hazel Weekly Newsletter 15.5.26
Happy Friday! The children have had a brilliant week and worked extremely hard! In English, we have been looking at the features of a Persuasive Letter. We have been adding in conjunctions, adverbs and time conjunctions. Today we wrote a letter about our school uniform to Mr Horton! In Maths, we have been focusing on telling the time. We have looked at the difference between am and pm, read analogue and digital clocks, and tried to tell time to the minute. In DT, we looked at
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May 151 min read


Sycamore Newsletter - 15.5.26
Good afternoon, What a week we have had; finishing our class book 'Ariki and the island of wonderers'; painting upside down (like we were painting on the ceiling) and of course this afternoon. In English we have written a review on our book, lots of the children have done well recapping the story and giving their opinion. In geography we have explored the importance of the Prime Meridian and how this impacts the world. In computing we have explored manipulating images again,
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May 151 min read


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May 150 min read


Hazel Weekly Newsletter 8.5.26
Happy Weekend Everyone! It’s been a short week but we’ve managed to pack a lot of learning in! In Maths, we finished off our topic based on Money, and started a new topic based on Time. We began by looking at Roman Numerals and had great fun trying to figure out all of the numbers up to 12. In English, we wrote Newspaper Reports based on the first Golden Ticket being found in Charlie and the Chocolate factory. We focused on the Who, What, When, Where and Why that needed to be
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May 91 min read


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May 80 min read


Sycamore Newsletter - 8.5.26
Good afternoon, We have managed to pack quite a bit into our short week. The children managed to write their stories today about how a toy came to life and help with a problem. There was a real range from children improving their football or dancing skills, to help finding lost/stolen items. They really took on board what was asked and most have managed to write very neatly whilst doing so. In maths we have been exploring money, using our number bonds to 100 to help quickly s
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May 81 min read


Beech Class Weekly News 8.5.26
Happy Friday! It has been a short, but busy week. This week we have been looking at the story 'Tiddler'. The children have enjoyed joining in with the story, thinking of their own excuse why Tiddler is late, using the net to collect sea creatures and talking and writing about what they can see in our curiosity cube. In Maths, we have been continuing to look at numbers beyond 10. We have been building numbers to 20 and noticing patterns. The children noticed 1 ten and the numb
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May 81 min read


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May 80 min read
Willow Class Weekly Newsletter 8.5.26
We have had a busy week in Willow Class! The children have been working incredibly hard during their morning booster sessions and should all feel very proud of their efforts. In Geography, we have been learning about human features and comparing the human features of different countries in Europe with those found in the UK. The children have enjoyed discussing similarities and differences between places and developing their geographical knowledge. As you will all be aware, SA
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May 81 min read


Crowmoor Community Fun Afternoon
As you are aware we are welcoming all Parents/Carers to join us at 12pm on Friday 15th May for the above event. Pupils will be battling against time to complete our fun inflatable course and the event will finish with a foam party for all pupils! Thank you to the Friends of Crowmoor who have helped fund this fantastic event! Please see below key information: All children sent home with a paper copy disclaimer form. This must be signed and completed by parents/carers for each

Crowmoor Primary School
May 72 min read


Hazel Newsletter 01.05.26
Happy Weekend to all! We’re very excited for the Bank Holiday and are looking forward to some (hopefully) nice weather. In English Writing, we have been looking at Newspaper Reports so we can write our own next week. We reminded ourselves of apostrophes for both contractions and possession. We also wrote a small report about planting our herb garden last week, which hasn’t sprouted yet. In Maths, we have focused on Money as a new topic. We looked at recognising coins, countin
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May 21 min read


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May 10 min read


Willow Weekly Newsletter 1.5.26
What lovely weather we have had this week! We’ve made the most of the sunshine by taking our booster sessions outdoors, which the children have thoroughly enjoyed. One highlight was our exciting ‘escape room’ challenge, where pupils worked brilliantly in groups to solve a series of clues in order to “escape.” It was fantastic to see such teamwork, resilience, and problem-solving skills on display—well done, Willow Class! In Science, we have been exploring how animals adapt to
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May 11 min read


Sycamore Newsletter - 1.5.26
Good afternoon, I have been very impressed this week with the children's attitudes to their English and maths work. They are really trying hard with their presentation whilst focusing on the learning, I hope this continues for the rest of the year. In English, we are now looking at narratives, which will lead us next week to the children writing their own stories. In maths we have started a new unit on money. The children did well this week at researching the differences betw
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May 11 min read


Chestnut Newsletter 1.5.26
These weeks are going so fast! Thank you for your trip responses, all the children are excited and are counting down the days. In English this week, we have enjoyed sharing the book 'The Lighthouse Keepers Lunch'. Our focus has been on identifying verbs and then using them to write instructions for making a sandwich. Our new maths topic is Fractions. The children have learnt that when a whole is spilt into two equal groups, each part is called a half. They are beginning to li
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Apr 301 min read



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Apr 300 min read


Wear Purple For JIA Day
On Friday 22nd May we will be joining together to raise as much money as possible for Polyarticular Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) In September we welcomed a pupil who some of you may know, Maisie. Maisie, who always has a smile on her face, has been battling JIA since December 2023. Maisie suddenly started experiencing some debilitating symptoms such as not being able to weight bare or stand for months or weeks. Maisie underwent several tests to get to the cause of the

Crowmoor Primary School
Apr 302 min read
Change of Date – Year 6 Performance
Dear Parents and Carers, We apologise for any inconvenience, but the dates for the Year 6 performance have been changed. Instead of performances on Wednesday 1st July and Thursday 2nd July, both showings will now take place on Thursday 2nd July: Morning: 9:15–10:15 Afternoon: 4:30–5:30 Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing you there. Kind regards, Miss Bliss
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Apr 281 min read


Breakfast Club
From September 2026 we have managed to gain access to funding which will enable us to offer a free breakfast club to all pupils on roll. The club will need to be prebooked and we will not be able to offer any places on the day, only pupils who have booked will be able to attend the provision. In order to help us plan for this we are asking parents/carers to complete the online form below to support with our planning and delivery of this provision. There are not many questions

Crowmoor Primary School
Apr 271 min read


Hazel Weekly Newsletter 24.4.26
Happy Weekend everyone! We have had another busy week full of learning in Hazel Class. In English, we have been continuing with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and creating a character description of Willy Wonka in our writing. In Maths, we have revisiting Fractions. We have been adding fractions together with the same denominators. In DT, we planted our herbs in class. We chose between Parsley, Basil, Rosemary, Mint, Chives and Tarragon, and will be watching how they grow
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Apr 261 min read
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