On Thursday, Year 6 celebrated World Book Day. We commemorated the occasion by dressing up as characters from our favourite books.

The whole class took part in creating a fantastic World Book Day ‘door’ display, based on the book that we are looking at in our ‘Pathways to Read’ lessons – ‘The Explorer’ by Katherine Rundell.

As this story is based in the Amazon rainforest, Year 6 have been looking at the ‘jungle art’ of Henri Rousseau. The children have studied and imitated his style and methods with their own jungle art.

The children in Year 3 have celebrated World Book Day by exploring how books can open doors into the world of imagination and adventure. We all dressed up as a character and explored the different worlds where our imaginations take us to.

The children were then asked created a piece of writing on our imaginative worlds and where our minds run away to using all the skills we have developed in our writing in English lessons.

As a whole class we then created our door into all of our imaginations with our favorite characters.

Year 5 have been celebrating world book day by creating a world book door, for out favorite Roald Dahl characters. the children have creatived a book cover from their favourite books.

Today we have been celebrating world book day. We could all come into school dressed as our favourite book characters (even the grown ups joined in too!)

Today our continuous provision learning was set up based around the teachers favourite books; The Polar Bear and Snow Cloud, Funnybones, What the Ladybird Heard, Willbee the Bumblebee, and Room on the broom.

On Tuesday the children in Foundation Stage celebrated Pancake Day. We began our celebrations by sharing the story; Mr Wolf’s Pancakes. The children learnt about which ingredients we needed to make pancakes.

The children really enjoyed eating their pancakes!