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Years 3 & 4, Hawks

Welcome to Hawks.

The Teaching staff in Hawks are Ms Gibson and our Teaching Assistant is Mrs Seymour-Rees and Mrs Carr.

News for Hawks

	What is Happening in Hawks this Spring Term This term in Kestrels class we are learning based on the topic ‘Our Wonderful World’.  read Added: 18th January 2018
	What is Happening in Hawks this Autumn Term In Hawks this term we are learning the following:  read Added: 14th September 2017
	What is Happening in Hawks this Summer Term This term has started with a literacy unit on adventure stories, based on reading the Hodgeheg by Dick King-Smith.  read Added: 2nd May 2017
	Hawks Science Lessons Hawks class have learned about the skeleton in Science this week. They made model skeletons with playdough. Added: 24th February 2017
	Hawks Ukulele Hawks had great fun today, taking part in their first ukulele lesson.  read Added: 11th January 2017
	What is happening in Hawks this Autumn Term This term the Hawks class are learning about the Romans, including when they were around, where they came from, how they built their empire, significant people and much more.  read Added: 26th September 2016
	Hawks RE Assembly Thank you Hawks for sharing your learning that you have been doing in RE about Hinduism.  read Added: 17th June 2016
	Hawks Pond Dipping We have been learning about living things and their habitats, so we went to the pond to learn more about this special habitat. We had a fantastic time pond dipping and discovered all sorts of creatures we had never even heard of before! Added: 7th June 2016
	What is Happening in Hawks this Summer Term Please read this document to find out what exciting things we are up to this term. Added: 18th April 2016
	Hawks Science Hawks class are learning about Forces and Magnets in Science at the moment. Today we did an investigation to see how different floor surfaces affect the distance a car travels along the floor after going down a ramp. We talked about the forces of gravity and friction. The Hawks had lots of ideas on how to keep their tests fair. Great work Hawks! Added: 11th February 2016