Year 4

Well, that's a wrap for Year 4 2026. Thank you to all my amazing Year 4 children for a truly fabulous year. This week, we spent time working together on RHE!

Saturday 13th June 2026, Sacred Hear t Church

This morning was a truly special occasion for our Year 4 children as they celebrated their First Holy Communion at Sacred Heart Church. Surrounded by their families and friends, the children received the sacrament of Holy Communion for the first time in a beautiful and reverent Mass. It was a wonderful celebration of faith, and we are incredibly proud of each and every child on this important step in their faith journey. A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated catechists, whos

Year 4 have arrived safely at the Youth Village and enjoyed a great first night. The rain has stayed away, and everyone is settled in and ready for the adventures ahead! They are looking forward to a busy and exciting day tomorrow.

Year 4 have has another incredibly busy week! As well as swimming every afternoon, they have worked really hard for Madame Hewson - speaking and writing about their homes. In PE, they have been practising a range of ball skills.

Year 4 love completing their movement breaks in the sunshine; challenging themselves to run further each day. In French, they are working so hard to use plurals to dfescribe room sin the home.

Year 4 have enjoyed a fantastic final week of term; from the Big Lent Walk, to fun French activities with Madame Hewson

Tonight, our talented Year 4 and Year 5 pupils gathered at Sacred Heart Church for their Easter performance. They read, sang and acted beautifully, sharing the Easter story and the importance of the sacrifice made, reminding us all how we carry this message in our own lives. Their performance brought the story to life in such a meaningful and memorable way. We are incredibly proud of their confidence, expression and teamwork—what a fantastic performance!

Year 3 and 4 Book Club celebrated the end of their novel today with a fantastic party! They enjoyed a range of snacks inspired by their text, The Extincts by Veronica Cossanteli, and shared their thoughts on the exciting conclusion. The children also had great fun playing ‘Hunt the Basilisk’, bringing the story to life through play and teamwork! Book Club have thoroughly enjoyed this text this half term and would definitely recommend it to their friends.

What a super, busy week for Year 4! They started the week with Bikeability, followed by a rugby tournament and Stations of the Cross at the Cathedral.

In RE, Year 4 have been getting creative by making their own podcasts They explored how Christians live during Lent, sharing their ideas and understanding in a fun and engaging way. It was fantastic to see their confidence and creativity shine!

This week in RE, Year 4 have rewritten the Our Father in their own words and made up actions to make it easier to understand. In English, they have used similes and descriptive vocabulary to write their own poems.

For World Book Day this year, we invited all pupils to take part in a special competition inspired by The Places You’ll Go . Children were challenged to take a photograph of themselves reading in the most unusual place they could think of! We had the most amazing and imaginative entries which made it very difficult for author, Naomi Barley to choose a winner! Fantastic reading everyone!

This week. Year 4 have been using their inference skills to make predictions about the little girl in our story - The Crown. As part of World Book Day, they enjoyed a BBC Live Lesson and had great fun finding as many book characters as they could in a picture activity.

Year 4 have had a fantastic first week back at school. They have continued working on their mini-books and have started their new English unit - The Crown.

Year 4 have had yet another incredibly busy week this week! In French, they have started their own 'mini books', which they are very excited about and , in Choir, they learnt a Pancake Rap, with Miss Hurley.

Year 4 continue to produce some stunning pieces of work during Art, where they have been carefully creating collages. In T1 Rugby, they really impressed their coach this week, getting to grips with attacking and defending, in small sided games.

Year 4 have continued to work brilliantly during their T1 rugby sessions, where they learnt rules surrounding tackling, this week. In Music, Miss Hurley has been really impressed with Year 4's recall of the musical dynamics.