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NJS travels back in time!
Year 3 and 4 have fully embraced the Victorian era this week! We have evaluated the differences in how the rich and poor lived, focussing on clothing. Check out these poor children, their teachers look super strict!
Update
Dear parents and carers,
Thank you for your feedback about our school term calendar for next year. We are going to resolve the issues raised by consulting about our school calendar with you all, so that your voice is rightly heard and valued. The details will appear on this website shortly.
If you have any other issues that you would like to resolve, please could you contact us separately on the school’s admin email and we will deal with them appropriately.
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Academic Calendar
Dear Parents and Carers, Thank you for your comments and feedback on the Academic Calendar. We will take this feedback and discuss our response with the Local Governing Committee and respond in a timely manner.
A BIG Thank You from Children in Need
CAMHS
Victorian Day
Whether working in school or at home, on Friday 29th January we had a Victorian dress up day as per our autumn expedition: A Child Through Time. As you can see, both our children and staff entered into the spirit by dressing up as maids, chimney sweeps, gentlemen and paupers. It also gave the teachers an opportunity to be especially virulent in our incessant desire to achieve maximum order within the classroom. And remember folks, children should be seen and not heard.
Victorian silhouettes
This week the children have been creating their own silhouettes. I have been very impressed with the quality of the work which has been produced during the period of remote learning. As part of our Spring expedition, the children created their own silhouettes using different art mediums from paint, pencil and even ink. These were popular during the Victorian period as many families could not afford to have their photographs taken. Instead, they created silhouettes of their loved ones and family members. As I have said many times, and I am sure you will agree, the standard of work being produced is great so please keep up the hard work.
Our learning this week has centered on the different styles of Victorian clothing and the occasions that it is worn. Here we looked at the intricate dresses worn by Queen Victorian at various social events she attended. Finally, we designed our own outfits for the royal couple. What do you think?
