St Joseph's Catholic Primary Academy Grosvenor Road, Dalton, Huddersfield, HD5 9HU

01484 531669

office@stjosephscps.co.uk

We are proud to work with all the Catholic schools across our two local authority areas, particularly as the Trust grows and benefits from the expertise and knowledge that other schools joining in the future will bring.

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Year 4

Welcome to our class page!

Here are a few key dates:

  • Homework is set on a Friday through Purple Mash and is due in the following Friday.
  • Spellings are handed out on Fridays and a copy is also uploaded onto Purple Mash. Spelling tests are every Friday morning.
  • In June, all children in year 4 have to complete the Multiplication Timetables Check (MTC). To support your child with this please ensure they log on TT Rockstars at home and complete an activity.
  • All children have a class book and and Collins Ebooks to read. Please listen to your child read regularly and sign their reading diaries.

 

https://ttrockstars.com/

https://www.purplemash.com/sch/stjosephshd5#/ 

 

Our class Saint: Saint Maximilian Kolbe

 

What did we learn last half term?

In RE we learnt about Saint Maximilian Kolbe and our topic was The Bible. We looked at the stories of Abraham, Moses and David. We also had our first class Mass and it was lovely to see so many family and friends of St Joseph's attend.

 

In literacy, our book study was The Iron Man by Ted Hughes. We focused on descriptive writing and writing complex sentences. We also linked our writing with Black History Month and learnt about the remarkable Rosa Parks. We buddied up with Miss Hutchins class and created a fantastic college of Rosa Parks.

 

Our history focus was The Iron Age where we learnt about tribes and settlements, beliefs and at the end of the topic we visited our outdoor classroom and took part in an Archaeological dig.

                                                                     

In science our focus was 'Animals including humans'. We enjoyed learning about the skeletal system and how muscles work. Class 4 chose to investigate 'Does the length of the femur affect how far you jump?'

                                                                    

 

We had a fantastic first term and look forward to the next one!