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    • 07/02/2025

      Published 07/02/25, by Ronald Lee
      We are all very much looking forward to visiting Fishbourne Roman Palace next Thursday. Please see your email for full details. At the bottom of this page you can see the Social Story that we have read with the class to prepare for the visit. We look
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    • Happy New Year!

      Published 04/01/25, by Ronald Lee
      Spellings lists for the Spring term have been published here and on our home learning page. Parent information letters are displayed outside each classroom door and below for your reference. We have an exciting half-term ahead, culminating with a
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    • 19/12/2024

      Published 19/12/24, by Ronald Lee
      Thank you to everyone who has supported their children to access Century learning. The assignments that were set for the Autumn term have now expired, so I have set new assignments that will be available between now and the middle of February. These
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    • 18/12/2024

      Published 18/12/24, by Ronald Lee
      Please enjoy looking at the RKE sheets for Spring 1. We would be delighted to welcome any Explore Work back into school by the 31st January.
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    • 17/12/2024

      Published 17/12/24, by Ronald Lee
      Thank you to everyone who joined our class assembly today. It was wonderful to have the opportunity to share with an audience the work that we are proud of. Please remember that the door is always open if you would like to see something that your chi
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    • Hayling Island Adventure: Year 3’s Coastal Learning Experience

      Published 03/12/24, by Ronald Lee
      On Tuesday, 3rd December, Year 3 pupils embarked on an exciting educational trip to Hayling Island, aiming to deepen their understanding of coastlines and the natural environment. Our first stop was Hayling Bridge, where students marvelled at the mee
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    • 25/11/2024

      Published 25/11/24, by Ronald Lee
      On Monday, 25th November, 40 enthusiastic children from Fernhurst Primary School embarked on an unforgettable journey to London, where they participated in a spectacular massed choir event at The Royal Albert Hall in aid of the children’s chari
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    • 18/11/2024

      Published 18/11/24, by Ronald Lee
      On Monday, Year 3&4 set off on a slightly soggy afternoon on a very exciting local walk around our beautiful village- Fernhurst. We braved the rain and had a wonderful explore around the village; taking in all the human and physical geographical
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    • 18/10/2024

      Published 18/10/24, by Ronald Lee
      It is hard to believe that we have completed our first half term already. All of our children have worked so hard and we would like to thank you for all you have done to support them and engage with their learning. Please find below the Teacher Poste
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    • 18/10/2024

      Published 18/10/24, by Ronald Lee
      Thank you for joining us at our open classroom and family read. The poster you were given to take home is shown below. Remember that looking is learning when practising times tables. Please ask me if you would like any other ideas for ways to practic
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    • 17/10/2024

      Published 17/10/24, by Ronald Lee
      KS2 had a fantastic visit to Winchester Science Museum this week. With the museum closed to the public we were able to take our time exploring over 100 hands on exhibits learning, explore the mysteries of the universe through a fascinating planetariu
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    • 26/09/2024

      Published 26/09/24, by Ronald Lee
      This week, Year 3 have been investigating light and shadows. Over three days, they developed their scientific enquiry skills by asking questions, making predictions, recording results and evaluating their findings. As you can see from the photos, the
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