Click the link below to download the website competition poster.
Click the link below to hear Mr. Ray’s maths class singing the 9 times table in the style of ‘Rather be by Clean Bandit ft Jess Glynee’
Please excuse Liam scraping his chair across the floor at the beginning!
1 times 9 is 9 — 2 nines are 18
Then it’s 27 — 4 nines are 36
5 times 9 is easy — equals 45
6 times 9’s a breeze, yeah — equals 54
(low bit)
7 nines are 63, 8 nines are 72
9 nines are 81
10 nines are 90, and then it’s 99
12 nines 108
If you know all your nines then just say it
It’s no shot in the dark when you play it
Know with all of your heart you can make it
Learning my tables there’s nothing I’d rather sing
N-n-nine nine nines
No song I’d rather sing x3
Learning my tables there’s nothing I’d rather sing
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to parents for your support and generosity this week in helping us raise money for our trip to the theatre. We raised £491 as a phase which is absolutely fantastic!
We all had fun throughout the week enjoying breakfast before school each day and we thoroughly enjoyed our day dressed as pirates! Mrs. Robathan even made some teachers walk the plank!
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Happy reading
Firstly a huge thanks to Mrs Ives who organised the day and to all the adults that were able to help.
Thanks to all the parents that were able to attend one of the the sports day sessions and we hope you enjoyed it as much as the staff and children did. A special thanks to the parents that took part in our parent races throughout the day, we appreciate your effort and the children loved seeing you all get involved!
We would love to hear your comments and suggestions about how the day ran, please leave a ‘reply/comment’ to this post. Photos to follow in the next few days!
Thank you for your support,
Ferndale Primary
Year 4 have been studying the Sikh story of the Milk and the Jasmine Flower. We made Modrock bowls and decided on what we thought there was always more room in the world for. We put the words in our bowls.
What do you think there is always more room for in the world?
“I can also climb to the top!” shouted Ryan.
“I can climb to the top of the wall!” yelled Ewan.
