Northern is an amazing place for our children to learn. In our latest news section we will share with you the latest events taking place across the school. More detailed information can be found on your child's class website page.
Today our Year 5 and 6 children had a very special visit from Billy Bob Buttons - the award winning children's author. He delivered a planning workshop to Year 5 and a character profile building to Year 6. Billy Bob Buttons then did a book signing for these children and was very impressed with the children here at Northern.
This week we pulled together and raised a fabulous £125 for Children in Need. We came to school wearing spots, Pudsey tops and some children even wore pyjamas! Well done everyone who donated.
Today our Year 6 children attended Burnley Court for a Suffragette court case involving Mary Richardson. They children learnt all about the parts of the court, the people who work in the court room and even managed to interview a real-life judge! The staff were so impressed with their questions and behaviour so well done!
This week our children have been braving the elements and learning all about bike safety and staying safe on the roads. The children learnt how to complete an M check before riding their bikes and practised some basic skills before venturing out onto the road to put them into practice. Well done Year 5!
Today our Year 5 and 6 children walked up to the Deerplay memorial to pay their respects to the soldiers by marking the 2 minute silence along with the rest of the country. The Year 6 children read extremely well and special thanks to Oliver for playing The Last Post in blustery conditions. Many thanks to all who attended.
This week our Year 2 and 3 children have had a very special visitor from Warburtons. They got to learn about the bread making process from start to finish and they also discussed healthy eating as well as making their own healthy sandwich. They learnt about hygiene in the factories and food hygiene too. Well done Year 2 and 3!
Today our Year 3 and 4 children had a very special visit from the author of the Alfie Jones book series - David Fuller. The author worked with the children on how to be an amazing writer and spoke about his journey and the books he has produced and why. He also spoke about his own learning barriers and how they should never stop anyone achieving their goals.
Today our children took part in a large variety of maths across the curriculum. This is to enable children to see maths through other subjects, through a real-life context and strengthen their application of their skills. This term's theme was Position and Direction. In addition to this, we challenged all classes to bring in pennies to create the longest penny path which we created in the yard. This also helps to boost our donation to Rossendale Hospice as we donated all coins to this fantastic charity. The winners in KS 1 were Reception class and winners in KS 2 were Year 5! Well done to all the children for taking part and a massive thanks to parents for sending in all of your coins!
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