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R Charlesworth: May 2018
And another lovely week closes with sunshine- perfect! We have had another lovely week in Base 4 filled with such a lot of learning. We have used our English lessons to explore multi-million pound properties, enjoyed maths with an artistic twist and meditated with the help of chocolate in RE! Now, that's what I call a good week! Once again, I am astounded by the writing produced by this amazing class; they have written their own property details for a London home and I have to say (I'm not biased at all) that they are better than the real thing! You really are a talented bunch! In maths we have been learning about angles and then creating our own art, thinking about Sir Christopher Wren and focusing on these angles in our creations. Intriguing? You'll have to wait to see the finished pieces! Well done for another great week- enjoy the long weekend and the sunshine!
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