Diamond Class
The teacher in Diamond class is Mrs Rounce. In the morning Mrs Smith teaches Year 2 and 3 in Sapphire Class. Mrs Glover and Miss Wollington support teaching and learning in Diamond class.
Home learning tasks can be found on Google classroom
Recent Activities
We had great fun learning different techniques and methods of moving a ball around with a hockey stick. We competed in dribbling relay races to help increase our speed and control.
In RE this half term, we are thinking about ‘What is it like to follow God?’ We studied the Bible to see how it is organised and thought about any Bible stories we knew.
We had a celebration assembly for the Year 6 leavers and Diamond Class performed Bugsy Malone. We were very proud of all the Year 6 achievements and wish them well for high school.
Diamond Class were very lucky to receive their own individual copy of ‘Kiki Kallira breaks the kingdom’ signed by Sangu Mandanna. Thanks go to the ‘Friends of Fleggburgh’ for organising this. The class will be studying the novel over the next weeks – look out for their work related to it.
Diamond Class have a task of trying to learn the periods in British History this term. They are definitely getting better at remembering the order!
Diamond Class imagined what type of dragon they would be and what characteristics they would have. What type of dragon would you be?
Diamond Class learned about the history of refugees to Norfolk and welcome all refugees as part of Norfolk welcomes refugees’ day.
Everyone enjoyed the sports days and receiving their first, second and third stickers. We all tried our best and everyone won at least one sticker!
On Monday 5th August Sangu Mandanna come to talk to Diamond Class about her new book ‘Kiki Kallira Breaks a Kingdom’. They asked her lots of questions and learned a lot about what being an author is like. They really enjoyed hearing an extract for the book to. We look forward to studying it as a class text in September!
Year 6 visited Bewilderwood on Tuesday 6th July. They had a fabulous time exploring all the adventurous activities and particularly enjoyed the zip wires. At the end, they said they definitely demonstrated our school value of ‘courage’ to complete some of the activities. We all agree!
