Today marked an exciting milestone for our Year 6 pupils as they brought their Design and Technology projects to life! Under the expert guidance of our dedicated Year 6 staff, the pupils worked collaboratively to transform their imaginative designs into delectable flavored breads. From start to finish, it was a true team effort!

The air in our school was filled with the enticing aromas of their creations, ranging from classic favorites like cheese and chocolate spread to more adventurous choices like banana, raspberry, choc chips, and even colorful food colorings! The creativity of our pupils knows no bounds!

As we admire the finished products, it's clear that their hard work and attention to detail have paid off. The breads not only look stunning but also promise a mouthwatering taste experience.

To all the parents out there, we extend an invitation: are you brave enough to embark on this culinary adventure? We encourage you to taste and savor the unique creations crafted by your talented children. Who knows, you might just discover a new family favorite!

Stay tuned for more updates on our pupils' innovative projects and the exciting adventures unfolding at our school.

In English, Y3 have started their new text, Escape from Pompeii. This is a story book based on real-life events and so far, the children have used this text to help develop their use of descriptive language and fronted adverbials. They will be moving onto re-writing part of the story next week.

In Maths, the children have been revising how to tell the time using a vareity of games and activities, moving onto answering word problems linked to time.

Y3 History for this term focuses on the Romans - today, the children learnt the reasons why the Romans invaded Britain and became Roman advisors to help the government decide whether to invade or not!

In Guided Reading, Y3 have started their new text, 'Hodgeheg', written by Dick King-Smith. So far the children have explored some of the vocabulary found in chapter 1.

Year 3 Team

Another shining moment for BWJS pupil in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu! 

Huge congrats to Bran (Y3) for dominating his recent tournament, securing 1st place by winning every match in his age group.

Talk about sheer determination!

BWJS Stands in Solidarity:

At BWJS, our community is not only about education but also about honoring and supporting one another, especially during important observances like the Month of the Military Child. Today, our school came together in a beautiful display of solidarity by dressing in shades of purple, symbolizing our appreciation for the resilience and strength of military families.

The halls were awash with hues of lavender, violet, and amethyst as pupils and staff proudly donned their purple attire, demonstrating our collective gratitude for the sacrifices and bravery of these incredible children. From parents serving overseas to siblings adapting to frequent moves, military families face unique challenges with unwavering courage.

As part of our commitment to recognizing their contributions, on Monday, April 29th, Mrs. Eves and a few of our esteemed military family pupils will lead a special assembly. This assembly promises to be a poignant moment where we come together as a school to express our support and appreciation.

We invite all members of the BWJS community to join us in reflecting on the sacrifices and celebrating the resilience of military children. Let's continue to stand by them, showing our unwavering support and gratitude every step of the way.

Thank you to everyone who participated in today's Purple Up event, and we look forward to coming together once again on Monday for this meaningful assembly.

Year Five have continued to enjoy exploring poetry this week – with them performing, then writing their own versions of Roger McGough’s ‘Sound Collector’. They’ve enjoyed thinking about how to perform poetry to others with expression and actions. We were surprised to learn that Roger McGough is related to Ewan Tamarind class -so we’ll be posting our versions of his poem to Great Uncle Roger early next week. Hopefully he will enjoy reading the just as much as we’ve enjoyed writing them!!

In maths, we have been exploring the features of 3D shapes and had great fun constructing shapes from descriptions and pictures. We’ve also been consolidating long multiplication and short division this week – with the children getting much speedier at both!

Year 5 Team

Today marked an exciting milestone for our Year 6 pupils as they brought their Design and Technology projects to life! Under the expert guidance of our dedicated Year 6 staff, the pupils worked collaboratively to transform their imaginative designs into delectable flavored breads. From start to finish, it was a true team effort!

The air in our school was filled with the enticing aromas of their creations, ranging from classic favorites like cheese and chocolate spread to more adventurous choices like banana, raspberry, choc chips, and even colorful food colorings! The creativity of our pupils knows no bounds!

As we admire the finished products, it's clear that their hard work and attention to detail have paid off. The breads not only look stunning but also promise a mouthwatering taste experience.

To all the parents out there, we extend an invitation: are you brave enough to embark on this culinary adventure? We encourage you to taste and savor the unique creations crafted by your talented children. Who knows, you might just discover a new family favorite!

Stay tuned for more updates on our pupils' innovative projects and the exciting adventures unfolding at our school.