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Christchurch Junior School, Clarendon Road
Christchurch, Dorset, BH23 2AA

Tel: 01202 485579   office@cjsdorset.org

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Year 4’s Home Learning 12/6/20

13th June 2020

Well done to Charlotte for her amazing piece of natural art inspired by artist Andy Goldsworthy. We’re glad you enjoyed this week’s art lessons Charlotte.

This week, we’ve enjoyed reading and listening to all of your performance poetry. Well done to Freya and Sonny who poems are featured below.

Well done to our PAP 1 children have also been busy performing Roger Stevens’ poem ‘Louder’

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

Year 4’s Home Learning 5/6/20

6th June 2020

Cameron has been busy creating some oil paintings. Inspired by watching Bob Ross’ Joy of Painting on BBC4 Cameron has tried Bob’s wet on wet technique using various brush types.

Well done Cameron, what an impressive piece of art! I especially like the wispiness of the clouds and the level of texture on the trees.

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

2.6 Challenge!

23rd May 2020

Congratulations to one of our Year 4 pupils who completed a 30.27 mile bike ride at the weekend and has raised £548 to date for the Cavernoma Alliance. Well done!

Below is their account of their bike ride.

My bike -rideDownload

Filed Under: Learning, News, Year 4

MC Adorian’s lockdown challenge!

23rd May 2020

In this Monday’s assembly Mr Adorian laid down some beats and set challenge for our pupils to create their own lockdown rap, song or poem and our pupils stepped up to the mic.

We have been amazed and entertained by all your entries, such a talented bunch of artists. Well done!

Sorry, there was a YouTube error.

Filed Under: Coronavirus, Learning, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6

Year 4’s Home Learning 15/5/20

16th May 2020

Yet another excellent Zip Line project from one of our Year 4 pupils. Well done Sonny, We hope your rabbit enjoyed their snack!

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

Year 4’s Home Learning 8/5/20

9th May 2020

This week we have learned that rigorous testing is rewarded when making roller coasters…

and that year 4 also build awesome zip lines!

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

Year 4’s Home Learning 24/4/20

28th April 2020

Year 5’s have been busy designing their own rollercoasters.

Sonny created a virtual simulation of his coaster (just like a real mechanical engineer would!) on Minecraft and then made a working model out of cardboard.

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

Easter Art In School

2nd April 2020

Our children based in school have been busy this week creating some Easter masterpieces.

The children have also created some lovely cards and artwork for the staff and patients in Ward 14 at Bournemouth Hospital to enjoy. Patients cannot currently have visitors and so these works of art have brightened their day.

Many of our families have been working out with Joe Wicks each morning at home and our children in school have been doing the same.

We’ve really enjoyed seeing what our pupils have been learning at home. If you have something to share then we’d love to see. Please email our school office office@cjsdorset.org

Filed Under: Learning, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6

Year 4’s Home Learning 2/4/20

2nd April 2020

Our Year 4 pupils have been getting practical home learning this week.

Matthew has been having great fun investigating volcanoes with his family.

Matthew’s volcano powerpointDownload

We’ve really enjoyed seeing what our pupils have been learning at home. If you have something to share then we’d love to see. Please email our school office office@cjsdorset.org .

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

Year 4’s Inflatable Dorchester Museum Experience

27th November 2019

Year 4 pupils recently had the opportunity to ‘dig into’ some history with a visit from staff from the Dorchester museum. Below is recount of the days events from two pupils:

A huge inflatable museum came into our school hall. They also brought two excavation boxes for us to find Roman artefacts in. They told us about making disgusting fish sauce and let us smell different herbs like rosemary and thyme. We dug out two skeletons with artefacts around them to find out more about the Roman person. In the museum, artefacts were laid out on tables, which were roof tiles, perfume bottles, mosaic tiles, a replica of a legionary’s helmet and more. In the inflated museum, there were IPads that showed extra information about the objects near it, which were also in the excavation boxes. The museum looked like the real version but smaller (pretty small and not in Dorchester). The class had logbooks to write information about their skeleton and the objects around it. The helpers were very kind and gave us a card to act out to the other group. It was fun, especially acting out the cards we were given, as we learnt more when we read them, like when they buried the dead body they put coins on the eyes and mouth to pay the ferryman to take the body to the afterlife and they paid wages of their coins to the money collector.

By Mia and Jess

Filed Under: Learning, Year 4

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