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๐ Their words say it all.
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๐น๐ต"Chestnut class had their first keyboard lesson. We spent time learning what rhythm means by playing call-and-repeat games, looked at our fingers and why we number them when learning to play, and attempted our first piece on the keyboard. A huge thank you to the PTA for their fundingโthis allows every child at our school to learn a musical instrument for a term." ~Mrs Kempson
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๐ป๐ฑ๏ธ" Maple class have been thinking about algorithms and how to sequence instructions. We worked in groups to sequence everyday tasks and shared them with the rest of the class"~Miss Stubbs
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๐ณ๐ฒ "Chestnut class used their place value knowledge to solve an outdoor challenge. It was great to see them racing about, rolling dice to create the largest number they could and enjoying our grounds"~Mrs Kempson
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A glimpse into life at JK, come and visit us if youโre looking for a school for your child ๐ #johnkeble #winchester #hursley
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๐๐ซDo you have a child starting school in 2027? Come and join us for one of our open day events. Give our office a call to book a space.
Thursday 24th September~ from 9:30am
Saturday 3rd October
Tuesday 17th November
Saturday 28th November
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โโ๏ธ" Maple Class have been using place value counters and base 10 to practice building numbers to 1000".~Miss Stubbs
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๐๐๏ธ "Chestnut class got into character this morning. To support our writing, we took it in turns to roleplay as a billeting officer and Olive's mum-both characters from, Letters From the Lighthouse. We then made a paper doll which represented the four stages of Olive's evacuation from Paddington Station and tracked her emotions" ~Mrs Kempson
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๐ฅ๐ชจ " Maple Class enjoyed making Stone Age settlements to learn about what prehistoric humans needed to survive. We carefully chose to build our settlements near a river so there would be a source of water. We also placed it close to a forest, which would provide firewood, shelter materials and food. The children thought about the importance of having space for a fire, which would help people keep warm, cook food and stay safe. Through this activity, we learned how early humans used the natural resources around them to meet their everyday needs."~Miss Stubbs
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