Fairview Primary

Happy World Book Day everyone 📚 I’m sure you’ll all agree Robins Class look AMAZING! #worldbookday2023

Stingrays enjoyed a variety of maths tasks as part of ‘Number Day.’

Don’t forget to check out our Facebook page, facebook.com/fairviewcommun… to guess our Masked Reader videos staff have recorded to celebrate #NationalStorytellingWeek

Stingrays have been learning about how to use their table-tennis bats effectively.

Eco-Squad members from Year 5 and 6 have learnt about how idling vehicles contribute to air pollution. They have been set a task to create posters encouraging vehicle owners to switch off their engines when parked outside of school.

Year 4 finished the day by making amulets. They learnt how to score the metal, creating unique designs.

Roman Day. Stingrays practising their gladiatorial skills!

Stingrays learning Latin. Vale means goodbye and malus- bad.

In Year 4, the children were treated to a ’Roman Day’ (thanks to ‘Living History Workshops’). Stingrays started the morning with the children creating a timeline, followed by a battle between the Celts and a Roman Legion.

Year 5 Eco-Squad members set up and positioned the new bird feeders.

In Science, Stingrays explored how sound is created through vibration.

In French, Stingrays learnt how to write a sentence that includes an animal name and it’s colour.

Members of the Eco-Squad worked hard preparing the pond area for Spring.

Year 3 and 4 attended a session today, led by a Fire Safety Education Officer. The focus was on how to behave in the event of a fire.

Stingrays worked on sequencing a story, using a French text.

Stingrays used the school”s new Windows laptops to learn about how to use search engines. They then moved on to completing some Maths work on Purple Mash.

Year 1 loved having Damo & Andy from the @RNLI @SheernessRNLI visit today to talk about their role volunteering as an RNLI lifeguard. They showed us their equipment, talked about water safety and answered our questions about what they do, the boats they use and who they rescue.

Crocodiles absolutely loved our circuit session with Courtney Tulloch on Monday! It was hard work but lots of fun and an amazing experience to meet him!

Lots of hard work and effort going into our newspaper writing inspired by the publication of Anne Frank’s diary in Crocodiles today! We can’t wait to see the finished pieces!

Stingrays dressed for Children in Need.