The semi-finals delivered with thrilling goals, last-minute twists, and unforgettable performances that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Each team fought with heart and grit, but only the most resilient emerged victorious, booking their place in the final. Now, the stage is set for an epic showdown, where every pass, tackle, and shot could make history. With everything on the line, the final promises to be a spectacle of passion, pressure, and pure football magic.

 Our final set of spellings is looking at common mistakes. Today we looked at there, they're and their.

 Our States of Matter science module has focussed on the changes to particle bonds that cause melting, boiling and condensation. Hopefully the experiment below will be ready to record the results in the morning.

 Today in maths, the children were learning to tell the time to the hour.  The children learnt that the shorter hand is the hour hand and the longer hand is the minute hand.  The children also learnt the term o'clock.

 Year 4 split into four groups today for games of Continuous Cricket. There was brilliant engagement and really good sportsmanship shown by all.

 Over the last week, we have been thinking about our time together and all of the wonderful memories we have from our year together! Today, we are working in pairs or by ourselves to create poems using the exciting vocabulary!

Please could the children bring in a carrier bag each before Wednesday, when we will be sending home all of their wonderful learning! The Year 2 Team