Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Roman Catholic Primary School
Let no one ever come to us without leaving feeling better and happier.
Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Roman Catholic Primary School
Let no one ever come to us without leaving feeling better and happier.
Class 4
The children found out why we shouldn't try to pull someone out of the water.
The children found out why we shouldn't try to pull someone out of the water.
The children found out why we shouldn't try to pull someone out of the water.
An amazing session at Darwen Leisure Centre teaching the children all about water safety. The session was led by Daniel of Lancashire Fire and Safety and Kelly and Nicola the swimming instructors. The children were told never to jump in to pull someone out of the water, but they were instructed on what to do in an emergency. They also had the chance to experience just how difficult it was to pull someone out of the water.
Some of the children designed and made their own pencil cases using a variety of stitching techniques.
After a busy week, Year 4 are relaxing and designing their own orphism-style painting based on the work of Sonia Delaunay.
Made for Stage
Made for Stage - Year 4 enjoyed their first lesson in dance.
Year 4 Science - investigating particles in solids, liquids and gases.Squashing a bottle is an experiment that demonstrates key properties of the three states of matter—solids, liquids, and gases—specifically regarding their compressibility and particle arrangement.
Our Lady's School is a caring family, where, with Jesus in our hearts, we value everyone and encourage them to be the best that they can be.
Hello year 4.
My Name is Mrs Harvey and I am the class teacher. We are joined in class by Miss Beech and Mrs Hussain. On Fridays, your class teacher will be Miss Naz.
Below is some general information to help you with our school and class routines:
- Every day we will practise handwriting, times tables and spellings.
- PE: PE is on Tuesday and Friday you will need to come in to school in your PE kit. You do not need to bring in your school uniform.
- Reading: Try to read regularly and choose books you enjoy! Please bring your reading book in every day. ou can also access Reading Plus at home.
- Times tables: We will practise our times tables every day in class. Children also need to access the timestables.co.uk site regularly in preparation for the Multiplication Tables Check (MTC) at the end of Year 4, but more importantly to become fluent in their times tables. Fluency greatly assists the children with their maths work (and life in general!)
- Please only bring into school what you need - coat, reading books and record, bottle of water, and lunch box if you bring your own dinner
- If you need to speak to me I am on the playground before and after school, or please ring the school office and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Mrs Harvey
Welcome to Year 4's Class page.
World Book Day
Clay fruit
Year 4 enjoyed recreating the journey of food through the digestive system. There were lots of 'eugh' and 'yuk' - it's only natural!!
Wellbeing and Worry Week - the children enjoyed a variety of activities to help calm down when worried including physical, booklet, yoga and breathing.
Parents visited our classroom to test their knowledge of times tables!
Families came in to class to read with their children.
Recycling visit from BwD
Teamwork
WORKING IN TEAMS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS
Celebration of the Word - The Baptism of Our Lord
Celebration of the Word - happiness
The Great Plague
Year 4 designed and made a torch using their knowledge of circuits.
Year 4 topic overview.
Homework
Parent guide and useful links to help you practise your times tables
Multiplication Tables Check
Parents Guide to the National Curriculum
English Yearly Overview: Literacy Counts - Read to Write Year 4
Maths - Sequence of learning
