St Teresa of Lisieux Catholic Primary School, Utting Avenue East, Norris Green, Liverpool, Merseyside, L11 1DB
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Love, Learn & Grow Together
Head Teacher: Mr Andrew Tremarco
Telephone: 0151 226 5018 or 0151 226 5020
Fax: 0151 270 3100
Contact: Mrs C. McMullen School Business Manager
Email: admin-ao@stteresas.co.uk

Welcome to Year 4 Maple Class Page

Could you be caught in the web?

Project Overview

Throughout this REAL Project, we will explore what it means to get caught up in activities, focusing on the internet and the time we spend on it. We will be looking at E-safety and what this means to us and how we can keep ourselves safe when we use the internet. In addition, we will be taking part in a Lego workshop with tutors and students from Hope University. Throughout the whole project, we will constantly reflect on our time spent online and thinking about other activities that we really enjoy.

Mini Outcomes

1.Plan questions and interview an Internet expert Henry from E-Cadets.

2. Prepare internet safety event for Internet Safety Day: Together for a better internet.

3. How to write and present a charter.

Final Outcome

To create a home/school charter for internet safety. Curriculum Coverage

English Reading and writing: Biographies, Stories, Poetry and Diaries.
Maths Learning multiplication facts       Fractions     Time    Decimals         Area and perimeter
RE COMMUNITY GIVING & RECEIVING GIVING: SELF DISCIPLINE
History Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain: Settlements and kingdoms: place names and village life
Geography Mapping skills and local study: Learning the 8 compass points and 4 figure grid references.
Science Animals & Living Things, Humans & Circulatory System
Computing Design & Technology On-line safety and Coding Construction
PE Dance
Art Water colours and seascapes
Music Learning the play the ukulele
PSHE  Jigsaw Scheme – Dreams & Goals, Healthy Me

Year Group Information

DATE EVENT
29th January Hope University tutors and students visit our classes
11th February Safer Internet Day: ‘Together for a better internet’
25th February Shrove Tuesday
26th February Ash Wednesday
5th March World Book Day
3rd April School closure at 3:10pm for Easter Holidays

Remember to follow our Twitter page and keep up with what we are doing on the school website.

Twitter: @year4_STOL          Website: https://www.stteresaoflisieux.co.uk/

Pupils will need to bring their PE kit and ukulele to school every Friday. Reading records (blue book) and home readers must be in school every day. Please make it a priority to read with your child and sign their reading records at least three times a week. Homework is given out on a Friday. Children will be given 2 pieces of homework per week – Maths and English. Spellings will also be set on Spelling Shed for pupils to learn – please let us know if this is a problem getting online. Pupils are also expected and will be monitored online by class teachers that they complete the following activities:

Reading Plus – complete 2 comprehensions per week.

Maths Shed – 30 minutes per week. 

Times Table Rockstars – regular practise.

Latest from Year 4 Maple

NSPCC Number Day

We loved dressing up as our avatar from Times Table Rock Stars to help raise money for the NSPCC. We had great fun in class learning our times tables!
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Geography (Finding North)

After drawing our own aerial map of our school, we continued our work in Geography by learning how to use a compass. We took our maps into our Edible Playground and used the compass too find which direction North was. Then we could add South, East and West to our aerial maps.
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Y4 E-Cadets

Our E-cadets set us another challenge in class. We had to think about In-App purchases, PEGI, Connecting with others and Gamification. We learned that eSports is a new type of sport that is growing in popularity. We now know that it is a form of competition using video gaming.
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Baptism

One of our pupils was Baptised at the weekend in St.Teresa’s and he brought his baptismal candle in to class for our Collective Worship. We all prayed for him and we loved hearing all about his special day.
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Art

Our art work has been inspired by our class novel ‘The Wild Robot’ by Peter Brown. The opening line of the novel is: Our story begins on the ocean, with wind and rain and thunder and lightning and waves.  We have loved using water colours to create our own seascapes and now we are creating...
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