Class 10 & 11
Hello
Welcome to Class 10 & 11
Year 4
Class 10 – Mr Bell – class10mail@berryhill.notts.sch.uk
Class 11 – Mrs Jones & Mrs Durham – class11mail@berryhill.notts.sch.uk
TAs - Mr Jenkins and Mrs Colley
Summer term 2 P.E
Year 4 PE is on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for both classes for the remainder of the year.
We are very much looking forward to an exciting Summer term in year 4. Please keep checking our class page for updates and our twitter account for regular updates on our learning journey through year 4. http://twitter.com/BHPSMansfield
Year 4 had an absolutely brilliant time on their trip to Creswell Crags!
Year 4 had an amazing time at Mansfield Central Library. We met and worked with an author, Alice Harman, and an illustrator, Pete Gray! We also had a scavenger hunt in the children's section and learnt about the summer reading challenge
Class 10 learnt about the different types of teeth and their functions. We also investigated how sugary drinks can cause teeth damage. Lastly, we made our own marshmallow mouths
Class 11 have really enjoyed learning about the different types and functions of teeth in Science this half term
Year 4 really enjoyed celebrating the historic occasion of the Platinum Jubilee
More photos of Year 4 celebrating the Platinum Jubilee
Class 10 met members of the Police force. We enjoyed learning about internet safety as well as looking around police vehicles and finding out about the equipment officers have
Class 11 really enjoyed the opportunity to question the police about their job and explore their vehicles as part of the Reacher Operation
Investigating different types of teeth and their functions in Class 11
Class 11 have enjoyed making a fruit, yoghurt and museli snack and learning about keeping the intestines healthy
Class 10 created a healthy snack with fruit, yoghurt and muesli. We also learnt more about the digestive system!
Class 11 created the digestive system using a ziploc bag and tights - it was a lot of fun but also really disgusting!
Class 10 created the digestive system using a ziploc bag and tights - it was a lot of fun but also really disgusting!
Class 11 learning about the importance of nutrition and a healthy diet. We also made our own couscous salad.
Class 10 learning about the importance of nutrition and a healthy diet. We also made our own couscous salad.
Summer Term
Discover Project
In our history orientated discover project we have asked the children the big question 'How do communities evolve?' and will support and encourage them to discover the answers by identifying the changes that took place in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age including the hunter-gatherer lifestyle, early farmers and early construction including Skara Brae, Stonehenge and hill forts.
The House at the edge of magic
In literacy, we are reading 'The House at the edge of magic' by Amy Sparkes. It's an incredibly exciting book full of wonder, magic and action.
"Sometimes you are a whisper away from magic without even realizing it."
'How do communities evolve?' project placemat
Spring Term
Create Project
Over the Spring term we will be focusing on our create project with the big question, 'How can we make meaning from sound?'
We will consider the similarities and differences between sound and music and investigating how sound is created and how it travels as well as exploring instruments and sounds from around the world. The children will also have the opportunity to create their own instruments and make their own compositions.
Project Placemat
Class 11 learned about the water cycle as well as water through history during their visit from Severn Trent
Class 10 musical instruments
Class 11 D&T Instruments Project. Amazing work!
Year 4 vist from architect Laura Alvarez 03.02.22
World Book Day - Class 10
Jungle Jo Visit 02.03.22 Class 11
Jungle Jo Visit - Class 10
Class 11 Rainforest reports - check out how fantastic they are!
Class 10 Rainforest reports - check out how fantastic they are!
Class 10 drumming workshop
Class 10 drumming workshop
Autumn Term
Explore Project
During our geography inspired explore project in the autumn term, the journey made by Phileas Fogg around the world will be used as a stimulus in the children's pursuit to answer the big question ‘Where is the best place on Earth?’
The children will use compass points, grid references and lines of longitude and latitude, to deliberate the location of countries in Europe, and the wider world. They will also research the geographical differences between these countries, including climate, environmental regions and natural disasters (specifically volcanoes and earthquakes) sharing their findings in a creative presentation.
