Thursday, January 7, 2010
School will be closed on Friday, 8th January 2010
School will be closed on Friday, 8th January 2010. Please listen to local radio (Radio Solent 96.1FM or Hampshire Radio for further information.**(Last Update 17:42 7/1/10)
School will be closed on Friday, 8th January 2010
School will be closed on Friday, 8th January 2010. Please listen to local radio (Radio Solent 96.1FM or Hampshire Radio for further information.**(Last Update 17:42 7/1/10)
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
School will be closed Thursday, 7th January 2010. Please listen to local radio (Radio Solent 96.1FM or Hampshire Radio for further information.**(Last
School will be closed Thursday, 7th January 2010. Please listen to local radio (Radio Solent 96.1FM or Hampshire Radio for further information.**(Last Update 18:21 6/1/10)
**************School will be closed 6th January 2010. Please listen to local radio (Radio Solent 96.1 for further information.***************** (7.55a
**************School will be closed 6th January 2010. Please listen to local radio (Radio Solent 96.1 for further information.***************** (7.55am)
Friday, December 18, 2009
Homework for 5th January 2010
Homework for 5th January 2010
The Year 4 homework over the Christmas holidays is to research King Henry VIII as a basis for our topic in Term 3.
Here are some questions you may wish to use if your child needs a more structured approach to their homework.
Choose 2 or 3 questions that you think they may find interesting;
1. Who was Henry VIII’s father? When was he born? When did he die? How did he become King? Who was Henry VIII’s mother?
2. Who were Henry’s brothers and sisters? When were they born? When did they die? Who did they marry? Who were their children and what jobs did they do?
3. How is King Henry VIII related to Queen Elizabeth II? Research and create a family tree to show this.
4. Create a timeline to show at least 10 important events in Henry’s life.
5. What sports and pastimes did Henry like to do? Choose at least 2 and find out more about them.
6. Find a portrait of Henry VIII, when was it painted? What he is wearing and what it is made of? Find out about the portrait painter.
7. Find some pictures of Tudor costumes, find out about the clothes they wore and what they were made from. Compare them to the clothes we wear today.
8. Choose 1 of Henry’s wives and research her in detail; find out about her early life and family, how she became married to Henry and what happened to her eventually.
9. Find out about Henry’s visits to France. When and why did he go? Who did he meet there?
The Year 4 homework over the Christmas holidays is to research King Henry VIII as a basis for our topic in Term 3.
Here are some questions you may wish to use if your child needs a more structured approach to their homework.
Choose 2 or 3 questions that you think they may find interesting;
1. Who was Henry VIII’s father? When was he born? When did he die? How did he become King? Who was Henry VIII’s mother?
2. Who were Henry’s brothers and sisters? When were they born? When did they die? Who did they marry? Who were their children and what jobs did they do?
3. How is King Henry VIII related to Queen Elizabeth II? Research and create a family tree to show this.
4. Create a timeline to show at least 10 important events in Henry’s life.
5. What sports and pastimes did Henry like to do? Choose at least 2 and find out more about them.
6. Find a portrait of Henry VIII, when was it painted? What he is wearing and what it is made of? Find out about the portrait painter.
7. Find some pictures of Tudor costumes, find out about the clothes they wore and what they were made from. Compare them to the clothes we wear today.
8. Choose 1 of Henry’s wives and research her in detail; find out about her early life and family, how she became married to Henry and what happened to her eventually.
9. Find out about Henry’s visits to France. When and why did he go? Who did he meet there?
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Open as normal on 4th February 2009
Based on the available information from Southampton City Council, I am intending to open school on Wednesday 4th February. Please be aware that roads and pathways may be very icy and I urge you to travel with care and at a safe speed.
If subsequent advice or information causes me to revise this decision, I will endeavour to update this website as quickly as possible and broadcast the relevant details on Radio Solent.
Please do keep listening to these broadcasts.
Thank you for your support today. I hope to see you all tomorrow.
Peter Howard,Headteacher,
If subsequent advice or information causes me to revise this decision, I will endeavour to update this website as quickly as possible and broadcast the relevant details on Radio Solent.
Please do keep listening to these broadcasts.
Thank you for your support today. I hope to see you all tomorrow.
Peter Howard,Headteacher,
Monday, February 2, 2009
**************School will be closed 3rd February 2009. Please listen to local radio for further information.*****************
**************School will be closed 3rd February 2009. Please listen to local radio for further information.*****************
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