St Margaret's C of E Primary School
Aim high, never give up. Enjoy learning and growing together.
Hawthorn
Welcome to Hawthorn!
Mrs Wainman - Teacher
Hello My name is Mrs Wainman. I am Hawthorn's Class teacher.
At St. Margaret's we use the International Primary Curriculum
and we enjoy learning a variety of different topics.
We have a bright and interesting classroom environment to help the children
enjoy their learning.
Hawthorn Class News
Monday 18th November
Star of the Week
Well done to Alex for improved handwriting.
Maths
Measures
- to have an idea about the length of 30 seconds and 1 minute
- Be able to tell the time to the nearest 15 minutes
English
Adventures of Egg Box Dragon by Richard Harris
- Write a newspaper report about the egg box dragon
- respond to an illustration and annotate the picture.
- create an invitation to the queen's party
Other
- PE remains on a Tuesday and Friday please make sure children have a PE kit in school
- Your child now knows what they are in the Christmas play. Please will you help them learn their words and organise their costume.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Mrs Wainman
Letter Archive
We have planted some broad beans in clear jars so we can watch them grow.
We enjoyed making models of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt
We made pom pom guinea pigs and hutches because we are reading the book Olga da Polga.
Science. Hawthorn creating a fair test to select the best environment to grow seeds in.
Hawthorn caring for our environment by collecting litter on the school field.
Hawthorn Class busy making bird feeders linked with their literacy book ' 10 ways to help our World'
Hawthorn Class showing their gymnastics skills off in PE.
Hawthorn Class having fun in Spanish.
Hawthorn Class enjoying the Easter Experience with Reverend Deborah.
Hawthorn class enjoying an Indian dance workshop
Hawthorn enjoying improving their football skills with Leon
We all enjoyed our Easter bonnet parade. Well done Amelia and Laurie.
Hawthorn using the laptops to research information about guinea pigs as part of the power of reading book Olga da Polga.
