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ORANGE

Remember to get your orange T-shirts!

You will need it for Interclass Basketball

on Friday 30th September.

Thank you.

Comment By Koko 

Im sooooo nervous :( Hope we win!

Published on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Like

Comment By Ning 

Dear Miss Kelly I have been talking to my grandparents and they said they where around 10 when the war happened and they remember quit a few things so can i do a biography about them?

Published on Thursday, September 29, 2011 Like

Home Learning

Mathematics Home Learning: 'Travelling the World' - Problem Solving

Literacy Home Learning:

This week, our learning focus is the slave trade and civil rights movement. Freedom from slavery, oppression and discrimination was a cause worth fighting for and so we would like to research some of the people who championed this cause. 

Please research how one of the following people helped fight for freedom and present your information as a fact file, leaflet or a biography.

• William Wilburforce
• Abraham Lincoln
• Martin Luther King
• John Newton
• William Pitt
• Rosa Parks
• Thomas Clarkson

Connected Learning at Home:

Imagine you are the child of a slave owner, living on a plantation in the West Indies.  Although you know your plantation couldn’t run without slave labour, you can see the way the slaves are treated and see it is unfair. You believe slavery should be abolished.

Create an Abolish Slavery poster that could be displayed around the West Indies to try to persuade other people to abolish slavery.

Comment By Keito 

Could you tipe it out on the computer for the Biography?

Published on Saturday, September 24, 2011 Like

Comment By Ning 

This website is really good if you want to find out about the qoutes of martin Luther King and abraham lincoln
http://www.brainyquote.com

Published on Saturday, September 24, 2011 Like

Comment By Ning 

If you are doing Martin Luther King This is a good website\

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAkingML.htm

Published on Sunday, September 25, 2011 Like

Forced Migration

This week, our learning has progressed to thinking about 'forced migration' through History.

We are now focussing on the times of slavery when huge groups of Africans were forced to move away from their homelands and to work as slaves.

Their freedom was taken; their identity stolen.

Our freeze frames helped us learn about how this may have felt...

Why not check out the slavery links to discover more about these times?

Comment By Ning 

Wow
I can t believe that in britain when they abolished slavery all slaves got 100Dollar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Published on Sunday, September 25, 2011 Like

Comment By Camila 4E 

Why are you doing that??



What are you learning in 6K??



Love Camila

Published on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 Like