King's Somborne C of E Primary School
Love - Trust - Hope - Joy
Eagles 2020
Welcome to Eagles class
Welcome to our Eagles class page!
Mr Cheyne will keep it updated everyday with all of our exciting learning. Keep checking our class page to see all of the new things that we are learning about.
This week's spellings
Spellings (Monday 14th December)
Orange group sentence
During the most recent calendar quarter, the natural medicine business continued to increase their product range by eight percent.
Blue group sentence
They queued outside parliament for the opportunity to physically communicate their suggestions on environment categories.
+ 3 individually chosen spellings from list
Last week
Spellings (Monday 7th December)
Orange group sentence
Mr Cheyne's height is a popular and regular question which is certain to be mentioned often.
Blue group sentence
It was apparent that the new vehicle featured familiar equipment which was ordinary and average but sufficient.
+ 3 individually chosen spellings from list
Spellings (Monday 30th November)
Orange group sentence
The woman often heard the history guide leading various groups of tourists through the special site of interest.
Blue group sentence
The mischievous badger caused apparent controversy due to his awkward interruption at the restaurant.
+ 3 individually chosen spellings from list
Spellings (Monday 23rd November)
Orange group sentence
The island was famous for its peculiar potatoes and fruit which are difficult to describe and always cause surprise.
Blue group sentence
The vegetable committee holds an annual competition where forty individuals are invited to submit their excellent and marvellous produce.
+ 3 individually chosen spellings from list
Spellings (Monday 16th November)
Orange group sentence
The naughty guard promised to learn and remember the strange but important rules.
Blue group sentence
The foreign government refused to recognise or appreciate that their aggressive soldiers were having a disastrous affect on the community.
The words that are highlighted red are focus spellings taken from your spelling list.
Spellings (Monday 9th November)
Orange group sentence
Last February I accidentally damaged my favourite bicycle by falling off opposite the library.
Blue group senetence
I frequently sail my neighbour’s yacht desperate and determined not to embarrass myself with my amateur skills.
The words that are highlighted red are focus spellings taken from your spelling list.
Thursday (22nd October)
Wednesday (21st October)
Monday (19th October)
Week 6 learning
Friday (16th October)
Thursday (15th October)
Wednesday (15th October)
Tuesday (13th October)
Monday (12th October)
Our learning (Week 5)
Friday (9th October)
Thursday (8th October)
Wednesday (7th October)
Tuesday (6th October)
Our learning (Week 4)
Timetable (overview) of this week
Friday (2nd October)
Thursday (1st October)
Wednesday (30th September)
Tuesday (29th) learning
Monday (28th September)
Our learning (Week 3)
Monday (21st September)
Tuesday (22nd September)
Wednesday (23rd September)
Thursday (24th September)
Our focus in school and Worship this week is 'Hope'.
What does the word 'Hope' mean to you? How does it affect our lives in King's Somborne and the world? Can you find examples of where hope is shared by Jesus?
Our learning (Week 2)
Wednesday 16th learning
Class timetables week beginning 14/09/20
Class timetables week beginning 7th September
Mr Cheyne is excited about Monday!
Hello from Mr O’Brien
Welcome from Mr Cheyne!
All About Mr Cheyne!
Hello from Mrs Foster
We are so pleased to be welcoming Mrs Foster to the school, as our Child and Family Support Worker.
All About Mrs Foster!
Hello from Mrs Davey
We’re really happy to be welcoming Mrs Davey, she will be teaching across the school and is very much looking forward to meeting you all.
All About Mrs Davey!
Hello from Mrs Smith
Finally, a very warm King’s Somborne school welcome to Mrs Smith, who will be joining us in September as SENCo Mentor.
All About Mrs Smith!
Hello from Mr Snailham
You may already have seen Mr Snailham busy at work, looking after our lovely school - he joined us in June and here he is saying hello!
What to expect in Eagles next year.
Transition activity book
Where to go in September
Eagles will returning to the class we started in this year. Have a look at the video if you aren't quite sure!