Welcome to our Beech class page
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Class Teacher: Mrs Charlotte Roseblade Linked Teaching Assistant: Mrs Emma Coventry, Mrs Jennie Tyrrell PE is on Tuesday
Forest school is on Wednesday Please send your child to school in the appropriate kit. Our class email address is beech@sibford-gower.oxon.sch.uk
Please use this address to submit homework projects when school is open Our topic this term is Street Detectives
This way or that way? Where should we go? Up to the local shops or down to the playing fields? Let’s learn about our local community, looking at houses old and new and finding out how our streets have changed since our mums and dads were young. Make maps and plans of the streets around us, planning our routes. What can you see? What can we find? Whereabouts do you live? Do you know your address? Find out how to write instructions, directions, adverts and learn rhymes all about our community from different times. Ready to roll, Street Detectives? Get your clipboards and cameras – it’s time to start investigating.
Inspiration for Street Detectives
In Beech Class, we have been doing lots of learning linked to the wonderful story by Maurice Sendak, "Where the Wild Things Are"
Please click on the button below to listen and look as the story is read by our equally wonderful Chair of Governors, Mr Paul Manthorpe
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Homework & weekly updatesWeekly Updates
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Please find the 'Routine and Expectation' letter for children in Beech class below.
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Come and have a walk around New school and Beech classroom.
And the inside of the classroom looks a bit different too. It is very bright and cheerful!
Our class photo gallery
This term we have been having lots of fun making our own dinosaur eggs and fossils. We had a very exciting morning trying to work out how to hatch our dinosaurs out of their eggs!
Practical maths
We love learning maths in Beech Class. We have all sorts of ways of learning and can find lots of ways to show what we know and how we are thinking.
