The results of Round 4 are in…!
The League Table (5 points for a win, 3 points for half score or more, 1 point for scoring 100)
Tedsmore 20 points
Shottaton 18 points
Wykey 16 points
Coton 10 points
Eardiston 6 points
Shelvock 4 points
The last round of this tournament has begun!
Super work has been sent in by David. He has been very busy making a pond in his garden; let us know if you get any wildlife making a home there. He has also made a fab picture using natural materials inspired by Andy Goldworthy as well as writing a brilliant short story about chocolate cake. Excellent work David.
Good morning everyone!
I hope you are all well and enjoyed your weekends. Happy Star Wars Day! May the 4th be with you!
This week is a special week where many people will be commemorating VE Day. I wonder how much you know about it? As a school, we would like you to think about this special event and produce some work that can be shared – perhaps for a school display. Check out the activity menu below to see what projects you could be working on:
Here are your other learning activities for today:
Year 4 ‘The Worst Witch’ with Rachel Riley
3. Maths: Complete the White Rose Maths activity for your year group. It is slightly different now as they are only releasing the video for free and the worksheets have to be purchased. The good news is that school have subscribed to this so the worksheet is attached below. To access the related video, go to the usual White Rose page through the link below. You will need to go to Summer Term week 3, day 1 today.
Year 5
Year 5 week 3 Lesson-1-Multiply-2-digits-area-model-2019
Year 5 week3 Lesson-1-Answers-Multiply-2-digits-area-model-2019
Year 4
Day 1 Multiply 2 digits by 1 digit
Year 3
Year 3 White Rose Maths – for teaching clip
Lesson 1 Convert pounds and pence
4. English:
Access and follow the Bitesize links below.
Other ideas for Monday:
Have a great Monday,
Miss Whit 🙂
Today, Friday 1st May, is the beginning of National Walking Month! Consequently we are going to have a new Inter House Challenge with awards and a special guest team: the TEACHERS!
Here’s what you need to do:
1. Record how many steps you take on a walk each day (if you bike, record this instead) but being mindful of the government advice and hour of exercise. For example, yesterday I ran 7,000 steps in my hours exercise. You could even do this around your garden! NB: By the end of the day I’ve usually walked around 20,000 steps but we are only counting the recommended HOUR of exercise.
2. Each Friday, send us your total steps for the week! That means sending in your weekly totals on Friday 8th May, 15th May, 22nd, May and 29th May to the school: admin@ruyton.shropshire.sch.uk.
We will then calculate winning children, year groups, classes and houses for awards!
If you miss a day, don’t worry! Just keep moving on the days you can.
Good luck!
Memo to the teachers:- WE CAN NOT LOSE TO THE CHILDREN! Get moving! 😆🏃♀️🚶♂️🚲 – Miss Whit 😊
Good morning Dragonflies,
We’ve made it to the end of another week – a slightly wetter one!
Her are today’s learning activities:
3. Maths: Access White Rose Maths and complete the tasks for Summer Term Week 2, Day 5.
Remember – if you find it too tricky (or easy!) feel free to try the daily lesson from a Year 3 (or Year 5/6) page. This is completely fine to do 🙂
4. English:
Access and follow the Bitesize links below.
Other ideas for Friday:
Have a great weekend – remember to keep helping at home and stay safe. Miss you all very much.
Miss Whit 🙂
Earlier in the week, Rhys made a video for his YouTube channel highlighting the amount of litter he had been finding on his biking routes. Not being one to ignore this, he had been making a note of the location of the pieces of litter so that he could go back and pick it up safely so as not to risk infection at this time. Well, here is part 2 showing Rhys going back armed with gloves and a litter picker to collect litter. Brilliant community spirit Rhys; we can all learn from you.
A great animation here from Rhys showing his Andy Goldsworthy inspired artwork. Love the link to biking as well as thanking our fantastic NHS workers. Great job Rhys.
Jamie and Ella have worked together on Jamie’s Science/Art task that was inspired by the work of Andy Goldsworthy. Lovely work in the sunshine, well done.
Good morning all,
It was so lovely to talk to so many of you yesterday (if not your grown ups!) – I laughed a lot and heard about a huge range of activities you have all been up to.
Archie started it off with a super-fun chat telling me all about the rainbow he’s made (photos to follow), plus soapbox building and bike riding. Archie could have chatted all day! Anouk has been very busy comparing pollen with her microscope and Eva has enjoyed a holiday – camping in her garden! Han & Katie have both been busy on their own projects whilst ‘C’ told me all about doing the clap for the NHS. In the meantime, a very-busy Matthew was blaring his house down with his trumpet practise (fantastic!) whilst Lowri was busy thinking what she’s going to put in a lockdown time capsule… Max has found an interesting art award which he is working towards (more details to follow). Izzy has her hands full with her new puppy (who sounds adorable) whilst Sam and Reuben have settled well into their home school routines and are all nicely busy at home. Harry has been learning to cut logs (with grown-ups of course!) and Toby completed his mastery of apostrophes this week!
Thank you to everyone for making me smile – it was lovely to hear your voices and hear your news and updates. Those of you who missed your call, I’ll try again today.
Here are today’s learning activities:
Challenge: Owl Class have been designing word searches. Can you create some kind of puzzle for your words?
3. Maths: Access White Rose Maths and complete the tasks for Summer Term Week 2, Day 4.
Remember – if you find it too tricky (or easy!) feel free to try the daily lesson from a Year 3 (or Year 5/6) page. This is completely fine to do 🙂
4. English:
Access and follow the Bitesize links below.
Year 4 inverted commas (speech marks!)
Other ideas for Thursday:
Have a great day – and don’t forget to wish a happy 100th birthday to Colonel Tom!
Miss Whit 🙂
The Collins family have been working very hard at home but also having great fun along the way. Well done for dissecting a Wisteria flower Jamie; did you find all of the different parts of a flower? Hope the den is surviving the rain!
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