It’s hard to believe we’ve already reached the halfway point of the spring term. The weeks have flown by and what a busy, purposeful half‑term it has been. ‘Darwin’ has been full of energy, curiosity and plenty of hard work; it’s been wonderful to see just how much progress all of the children have made.
Recently, the weather hasn’t always been on our side and there have certainly been plenty of rainy days. As ever, the children have made the very best of indoor wet‑play — creativity, collaboration and a lot of laughter have brightened even the greyest afternoons. Their resilience and good humour have been a real highlight.
As usual at the end of a half-term, we have the privilege to select a recipient for Star Pupil. This is always a challenge and I wish we could award twenty‑five! After much deliberation, we have chosen Isabella. Isabella has not only worked incredibly hard in all of her lessons but has also put in a lot of extra effort at home. As a result, she has made phenomenal progress and should feel incredibly proud of all of her achievements.
As we look ahead, I think we are all very much looking forward to lighter evenings, drier days and the sense of renewal that spring always brings. For now, we hope everyone enjoys a well‑earned rest over half‑term. (Don’t forget that maths club begins after half-term – see dates listed on this class page. Maths Club runs from 3:15 – 4:15 after school on a Monday and is free of charge. I would encourage all Year 6 pupils to attend as many sessions as they possibly can!)
Details about homework for the break can be found in the homework section below.
All the best, Mrs. E.
Darwin class members making the most of rainy-day indoor breaks.
What is the significance of the books on the reading chair?
