St Gregory CEVC Primary School

Willow Class have worked exceptionally hard creating their own interpretations of Paul Cezanne's 'Fruit Bowl' using pastels and water colours.

Thank you so much for all of your donations - thanks to your generosity we have been able to fill 23 shoeboxes to give to Samaritan’s Purse.

Children in Little Apples made this beautiful hand-print poppy as part of their decorations for the Remembrance Service at St Gregory’s Church.

From apothecaries to firebreaks - Oak Class had an amazing day learning about life in London in 1666 and helping to stop the fire spreading.

Cherry Class have been thinking about how to stay during Bonfire Night celebrations and they had some very special visitors this afternoon. Thank you so much to Mark and his Sudbury Fire Station team for taking the time to come and give the children such a special experience.

To help with their dressing and undressing skills, Apple Class have been enjoying dressing up in a range of costumes!

Apple Class have been enjoying role play in their new shop!

Immy's chosen book for her book review was 'Are We There Yet?' by Alison Lester. This is Immy's favourite book as it was a gift from her Grandma who lives in Australia. Immy also loves the book as it goes on a journey to lots of well-known places in Australia.

Redwood Class started their World War 2 topic in style today with a trip to Imperial War Museum Duxford!

Redwood Class started their World War 2 topic in style today with a trip to Imperial War Museum Duxford!

The @torontobluejays.bsky.social play in the World Series today and, as their biggest UK fans, we made this video to wish them luck and cheer them on. Let’s go Blue Jays!
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In their Maths lesson, children in Little Apples have been ordering numbers to 10, counting backwards in 1s, taking turns and sharing attention.

Maple Class have been using the Chromebooks in Computing, and they have been learning how to log on to their personal area. They have also been using their creative skills to draw and design on ‘PaintzApp’.

Archie chose 'Our Amazing Universe' to share with Oak Class. Archie used his World Book Day token to buy the Lego inspired book. Archie enjoys the book as not only does it teach you how to build with Lego, but it also has lots of interesting facts.

Willow Class have continued working hard learning to speak French, with today’s focus on counting to 10!

Today, Oak Class investigated the importance of hygiene. They investigated the best way to remove germs from their hands.

Redwood Class made Christingles as part of their learning in RE today.

Maple Class have been thinking about religious symbols for Christianity ready to ice their design onto a biscuit next week.

Little Apples loved Bucket Time today - Stage 2 included making sundaes using shaving foam, food colouring and pom poms!

Redwood Class have been learning about organisms and how to classify invertebrates.

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In Science, Maple Class have been learning about seasonal changes. The children went on an Autumn hunt, searching for signs of Autumn. They even spotted a squirrel in the trees!

For Olivia's book review she showed Oak Class a book that she loves called Dragon Post by Emma Yarlett. Olivia likes taking the different pieces of post out of the envelopes to read. Her favourite letter was a card from a friend explaining how to look after a dragon.

Thank you to CBC in Canada for this lovely little piece about how we are cheering on the @bluejays.com at school and the things we've done over the last few years to promote a love of the Jays and baseball here in the UK. Let's go Blue Jays!
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YouTube video by St Gregory CEVC Primary School Blue Jays Postseason Prayer #bluejays #mlb #toronto #wantitall

It's game day for the @torontobluejays.bsky.social in the ALCS, so here's another outing for our school's Postseason Prayer for them. Let's go Blue Jays! #WANTITALL
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Maple Class had another fun afternoon at Forest School. The children were busy creating masterpieces with leaves, sticks and conkers. They also made mud balls, pies and art work, then finished off the afternoon with hot chocolate and a biscuit!

Our brilliant boys’ football team played so well in their league match this week. They drew 0-0 but have so much to be proud of!

We are so proud of our fabulous girls’ football team, who are learning the game as they go and showed incredible courage and spirit in their match today. Well done girls!

George shared 'Billionaire Boy' for his book review and he said he likes it because it is funny. George's favourite part was when the main character didn't have any friends in the beginning but by the end of the story he was able to make friends which made George feel happy.