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Year 6 Update - Friday 5th December 2025
With Christmas rapidly approaching, it's been another busy week in Year 6. The Christmas singing trips have started, preparations for Scrooge are now almost complete (for our cast members) and the Christmas Fayre has been and gone.
On a non-Christmasy note, this week saw the Rainforest Cafe take place. The children spent a busy morning making their muffins, and most of the afternoon preparing their smoothies and display materials. It was a lot of work, but it paid off brilliantly when the hall filled with visitors at 2:30. Thanks to everyone who came along to support this event - the Rainforest Cafe is always a highlight of the year when children reflect back on Year 6, and theat wouldn't be the case if it wasn't for the high turnout we always get.
Alongside the cafe, we have finished The Explorer this week - the children have loved reading this book together, and it's really helped us gain insight into our geography work, as well as providing inspiration for our English.
With two weeks to go before Christmas, we have just enough time to squeeze in some SATS practice and a DT unit before we finish with the carol service and take a well-earned break.
Year 3 Learning Update - Friday 28th November 2025
This week in Year 3 has been full of exciting adventures, creativity, and brilliant learning!
Trip to Butser Ancient Farm
As part of our History topic, we visited Butser Ancient Farm. The children explored ancient roundhouses, tried their hand at chalk carving, and learned what life was like in the Stone Age and Iron Age. Everyone loved seeing how people cooked, worked, and lived thousands of years ago. The children asked thoughtful questions and showed wonderful curiosity throughout the day.
Performing as the Rajah and Rani from Cinnamon
Back in school, we stepped into the world of Neil Gaiman’s beautiful story Cinnamon. The children practised performing a speech in the roles of the Rajah and Rani, bringing expression, confidence, and character to their lines. It was brilliant to see how well they used their voices and actions to bring the story to life. We were so proud of their teamwork and enthusiasm.
Hampshire Poster Project
To finish the week, Year 3 got creative by designing colourful posters about things to see in Hampshire. From the New Forest to Winchester Cathedral, the children researched and drew some amazing attractions. Their posters were bright, informative, and wonderfully imaginative — a perfect celebration of our local area!
Christmas Festivities Begin at Bishop’s Waltham Junior School!
The festive season is in full swing at Bishop’s Waltham Junior School! It all started on Friday 28th November with our wonderful Christmas Fayre, where families enjoyed stalls, raffles, games, Santa’s Grotto, and a fantastic performance from our school choir. Thank you to everyone who came along and supported this much-loved event.
Today, the excitement continued with our magical Christmas Elfridges Shopping Event. Children had the chance to choose thoughtful gifts for their loved ones, and their joy and care in selecting something special was lovely to see. A huge thank you to our incredible FOBS parent volunteers, whose time and festive spirit made this event possible.
Adding even more cheer, our Young Voices Choir performed at the Jubilee Hall today, delighting the Bishop’s Waltham Country Market audience with their beautiful singing. It was a wonderful showcase of talent and teamwork.
Looking ahead, the celebrations don’t stop here! In the final week of term, our Choir and Drama groups will present their Christmas production of Scrooge, and our school Christmas lunch will take place on Thursday 18th December. Plus, keep an eye out for details of our festive hat competition – a fun way to spread even more Christmas joy!
Year 6 Update - Friday 5th December 2025
With Christmas rapidly approaching, it's been another busy week in Year 6. The Christmas singing trips have started, preparations for Scrooge are now almost complete (for our cast members) and the Christmas Fayre has been and gone.
On a non-Christmasy note, this week saw the Rainforest Cafe take place. The children spent a busy morning making their muffins, and most of the afternoon preparing their smoothies and display materials. It was a lot of work, but it paid off brilliantly when the hall filled with visitors at 2:30. Thanks to everyone who came along to support this event - the Rainforest Cafe is always a highlight of the year when children reflect back on Year 6, and theat wouldn't be the case if it wasn't for the high turnout we always get.
Alongside the cafe, we have finished The Explorer this week - the children have loved reading this book together, and it's really helped us gain insight into our geography work, as well as providing inspiration for our English.
With two weeks to go before Christmas, we have just enough time to squeeze in some SATS practice and a DT unit before we finish with the carol service and take a well-earned break.
Year 3 Learning Update - Friday 28th November 2025
This week in Year 3 has been full of exciting adventures, creativity, and brilliant learning!
Trip to Butser Ancient Farm
As part of our History topic, we visited Butser Ancient Farm. The children explored ancient roundhouses, tried their hand at chalk carving, and learned what life was like in the Stone Age and Iron Age. Everyone loved seeing how people cooked, worked, and lived thousands of years ago. The children asked thoughtful questions and showed wonderful curiosity throughout the day.
Performing as the Rajah and Rani from Cinnamon
Back in school, we stepped into the world of Neil Gaiman’s beautiful story Cinnamon. The children practised performing a speech in the roles of the Rajah and Rani, bringing expression, confidence, and character to their lines. It was brilliant to see how well they used their voices and actions to bring the story to life. We were so proud of their teamwork and enthusiasm.
Hampshire Poster Project
To finish the week, Year 3 got creative by designing colourful posters about things to see in Hampshire. From the New Forest to Winchester Cathedral, the children researched and drew some amazing attractions. Their posters were bright, informative, and wonderfully imaginative — a perfect celebration of our local area!
Christmas Festivities Begin at Bishop’s Waltham Junior School!
The festive season is in full swing at Bishop’s Waltham Junior School! It all started on Friday 28th November with our wonderful Christmas Fayre, where families enjoyed stalls, raffles, games, Santa’s Grotto, and a fantastic performance from our school choir. Thank you to everyone who came along and supported this much-loved event.
Today, the excitement continued with our magical Christmas Elfridges Shopping Event. Children had the chance to choose thoughtful gifts for their loved ones, and their joy and care in selecting something special was lovely to see. A huge thank you to our incredible FOBS parent volunteers, whose time and festive spirit made this event possible.
Adding even more cheer, our Young Voices Choir performed at the Jubilee Hall today, delighting the Bishop’s Waltham Country Market audience with their beautiful singing. It was a wonderful showcase of talent and teamwork.
Looking ahead, the celebrations don’t stop here! In the final week of term, our Choir and Drama groups will present their Christmas production of Scrooge, and our school Christmas lunch will take place on Thursday 18th December. Plus, keep an eye out for details of our festive hat competition – a fun way to spread even more Christmas joy!
Year 6 Update - Friday 5th December 2025
With Christmas rapidly approaching, it's been another busy week in Year 6. The Christmas singing trips have started, preparations for Scrooge are now almost complete (for our cast members) and the Christmas Fayre has been and gone.
On a non-Christmasy note, this week saw the Rainforest Cafe take place. The children spent a busy morning making their muffins, and most of the afternoon preparing their smoothies and display materials. It was a lot of work, but it paid off brilliantly when the hall filled with visitors at 2:30. Thanks to everyone who came along to support this event - the Rainforest Cafe is always a highlight of the year when children reflect back on Year 6, and theat wouldn't be the case if it wasn't for the high turnout we always get.
Alongside the cafe, we have finished The Explorer this week - the children have loved reading this book together, and it's really helped us gain insight into our geography work, as well as providing inspiration for our English.
With two weeks to go before Christmas, we have just enough time to squeeze in some SATS practice and a DT unit before we finish with the carol service and take a well-earned break.
Year 3 Learning Update - Friday 28th November 2025
This week in Year 3 has been full of exciting adventures, creativity, and brilliant learning!
Trip to Butser Ancient Farm
As part of our History topic, we visited Butser Ancient Farm. The children explored ancient roundhouses, tried their hand at chalk carving, and learned what life was like in the Stone Age and Iron Age. Everyone loved seeing how people cooked, worked, and lived thousands of years ago. The children asked thoughtful questions and showed wonderful curiosity throughout the day.
Performing as the Rajah and Rani from Cinnamon
Back in school, we stepped into the world of Neil Gaiman’s beautiful story Cinnamon. The children practised performing a speech in the roles of the Rajah and Rani, bringing expression, confidence, and character to their lines. It was brilliant to see how well they used their voices and actions to bring the story to life. We were so proud of their teamwork and enthusiasm.
Hampshire Poster Project
To finish the week, Year 3 got creative by designing colourful posters about things to see in Hampshire. From the New Forest to Winchester Cathedral, the children researched and drew some amazing attractions. Their posters were bright, informative, and wonderfully imaginative — a perfect celebration of our local area!
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