A Spooktacular Day at School
To celebrate our Family Fireworks Spooktacular, we're bringing some spooky fun into the school day.
To celebrate our Family Fireworks Spooktacular, we're bringing some spooky fun into the school day.
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Four wins and a draw take us to the TOP OF THE LEAGUE! ![]()
Everyone played brilliantly, with fantastic teamwork and effort throughout. A huge well done to the whole team — you’ve done Brentry proud! ![]()
Mr Williams, Deputy Headteacher at Blaise High School, is looking forward to visiting Brentry today, Tuesday 6th October, from 3.15–3.45pm.
He’ll be sharing what Blaise High School has to offer and answering any questions you may have about the school.
A great opportunity to find out more as you start thinking about the next step after primary school. We hope to see you there!
A lovely Friday morning at Breakfast Club, with arts and crafts all round! ![]()
Plenty of creativity and a cheerful start to the school day. ![]()
Year 4 took our maths learning outside today for our ‘summary’ lesson one what we’ve learnt so far about the place value of 4-digit numbers.
Station 1: THE BIG PLACE VALUE GRID
We rolled a dice to make a 4-digit number and then had to chuck beanbags into the correct place value columns to make that number.
Station 2: COMPARING NUMBERS
Two teams battle it out to try and make the biggest number. this involved running across to the other teams side to ‘steal’ cones in order to place them on your teams place value grid.
Station 3: PART-WHOLE MODELS
We rolled a dice to get a 4-digit number and then used to the chalk to partition the number on the playground.
Station 4: BUILD AND REPRESENT.
Children used counters and dienes to build and represent a number.
Year 1 enjoyed planning their own versions of the poem Jelly on a Plate. They shared their ideas with the class and will be writing their poems tomorrow.
The children enjoyed a lovely walk collecting autumn leaves and showed off their incredible creativity during our Outdoor Explorers session. Well done, superstars!
Brentry pupils are invited to wear their own clothes to school in exchange for bringing an item for our Spooktacular tombola.
Every donation helps us put together a fantastic stall and raise funds for our school. Please send your tombola item in with your child on the day.
Thank you for supporting our PTA—we couldn’t do it without you! ![]()
During today’s RE lesson in Year 1, Muhammad and Omar shared their experiences of being Muslim with the class. It was a lovely opportunity for the children to learn from their classmates, ask questions and develop their understanding of Islam and Muslim life.
Thank you, Muhammad and Omar, for sharing! ![]()