All of the children have written a blog entry for Horstead and included relevant pictures if they wanted. Anyone who appears in the pictures has given their permission for the picture to be used as we discussed the importance of this during e-safety day. One of our key messages for the day was the idea that once something is sent electronically whether a message on a phone, an email or a post on a website it is out of our control and therefore might be seen by anyone in the world. These blog entries were written to be published on this website so please read and enjoy them.Beth Brookes Horstead Blog CALLUM CalumB’s blog charlotte blog Dylan Eloisa freya’s blog Grace Horstead Blog Harry HORSTEAD BLOG James jamie hostead blog Janelles horstead blog luke blog Mackenzie Maddies blog Marshall’s Horstead blog entry mollys blog !! Montie’s Annie Horstead Show blog niamh horstead blog Oliver Ruby Sonny blog entries

The Tower and Zipwire Bushcraft Salhouse ARCHERY BARTON AND MALTHOUSE Jacob’s Ladder Our Horstead Nightline!Our assembly went brilliantly with everyone speaking in lovely clear voices, loud enough to be heard. All the children presented their own work as well as the class script confidently. Here are all the pieces of writing the child created in preparation. bows arrows poem by maddie and grace bush craft description Bush craft poem by Eloisa Orme Bush craft what would make it better. Climbing tower and Zip wire poemMatthew Description Archery Even better for nightline if good things about bush craft Good things about Nightline Horstead – The Tower and Zipwire Jacobs ladder description Jacob’s ladder poem Nightline Description – Horsey Nightline poem Shooting bullseyes poem by maddie and grace The best things about Jacobs ladder were by Dylan The good things about Archery by Molly Things that would make archery better Zip wire poem by mia Things that would make Jacobs ladder better

callum’o with pictures beth with pictures Calum B with Pictures oliver with pictures jamie with pictures mackenzie with pictures monties with pictures sonny with pictures! NIAMHS REPORT with pictures molly with pictures mia with pictures luke with pictures janelle with pictures! freya wth pictures Grace with pictures harry with pictures James with pictures marshall

We enjoyed our trip to Norwich Castle and the non-chronological reports will be posted gradually onto the website.

This morning whilst the choir went to see Annie, Year 2 combined with Year 4 and some Year 5s, including the digital leaders, to create interactive pictures linked to ‘The Gigantic Turnip’. The Year 2s proved themselves very capable of listening to their new teachers who were eager to share their skills.

In case anyone wants to get a head start on next half terms homework! Autumn 2nd Half Homework grid (1)

Have a great holiday and see you in November!

A much more calm and normal week, so an example of maths to share. We have create 3d shapes with plasticene and art straws to identify edges and vertices. A fiddly but fun activity!

Lots of family members attended the class assembly in the afternoon where the children presented information about keeping fit and healthy. The children created their own presentation about sports and activities they do outside of school, including a speech and poster completely independent of adult help, which were shared first. They then went on to present information about eating healthily as well as the importance of cleaning teeth. The assembly finished with the message that a healthy mind was also important and how being positive and learning from mistakes and finding ways to improve was part of this as well as finding someone to talk to when upset.

The end of September has been as busy as the beginning, especially Tuesday! The morning started with our literacy café where we were gathering the unwritten information in some very simple texts, writing questions starting with why and then trying to answer them. It led to some very interesting conversations…

We finished the day finding out why it is so important to wear our seatbelts for even the shortest journey.