We make a happy school! A rich and vibrant curriculum. For a lifetime of learning. A Message From The Headteacher. We are preparing children so that they are able to make a valuable contribution to society and are fully equipped to deal with the requirements of living in the twenty-first century. Congratulations to all the .

Farewell to class 7 2013-14. The end of the term is nigh. 8217;tis time to say tatty-bye. As he left his deceased dog, he fetched his kite and umbrella. Farewell to class 7 2013-14.

School Life in Year 6. Class 11 have had great fun this week making wire butterflies, dragon flies and flowers, painting rainforest animals and batik work all for our rainforest display using the book The Great Kapok Tree as our stimulus. Fabulous work Class 11! These photos are from the beginning of the week. Dinglewell Juniors Class 11 Blog.

Today Classes 5 and 6 had our first session in the Play Pod, which opens next week. Last year, children in Class 5 had a space of their very own to share their achievements, experiences, triumphs and adventures for all to see. Welcome to Class 5! July 21, 2014.

Here we are using technology to further our key skills on place value. Add and Subtract 1 10 100. I would like to say thank you for the very generous present from the parents of class 3. Kate and I are both very grateful.

Dinglewell Junior Class 8 Blog. Class 8 are about to enter their final week in Year 5 with Mrs Hazell. In the meantime, why not have a look at their best bits from Year 5? July 10, 2015. How To Train Your Dragon setting descriptions. The composed waves bounce o.

Ready and waiting to blast our way into the future. Our Art, English, Dance and ICT will all be inspired by this wonderful continent.

Anti-bullying workshop with Class 5. Class 5 are really lucky to have Kate Butler here to run an exciting workshop all about anti-bullying. We are really enjoying working together and learning all about this topic. A fun and useful website to help keep you safe online.

Providing children with variety in a normalised way can only open their eyes and options. Originally posted on Food Fit For Felix.

Today our maths set had a treat. To begin, they had to work out fractions and percentages. They also worked on ratio too. Well done to Emily Hanlon, a very tense and nail biting piece of writing.