St Cuthbert's RC Primary School

Ropery Lane, Chester-le-Street DH3 3PH

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Home / Our Classes / Year 4

Year 4

Year 4 are taught by Mrs Garrity and are supported by Mrs Loughlin and Mrs Bewley and Mrs Wood.

If you want to know what we are doing, please read our curriculum overview for the current term.

Y4 Recommended Reads

Autumn Term

Tree Planting

As part of Life Skills in Year 4, Mrs Garrity applied to the Woodland Trust to have some trees sent to school. Year 4 have been planting them around school and in our wildlife garden all week with Mrs Wood. The trees are Rowans, Hazels and Crab Apples and we hope to attract some wonderful wildlife with their fruits. During the session, the children learned how to plant and protect newly planted trees.

Article 29 Education must develop every child’s personality, talents and abilities to the full. 

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Dance

On Monday morning (18/11) Year 4 children had an energetic and fun session with Gemma from the school sports partnership. They learned lots of different moves including a salsa and a merengue. Everyone worked hard and enjoyed the session.

Article 24 Every child has the right to the best possible health.

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Local Environment

On Wednesday 6th November, Year 4 children had a trip to the Refuse Cafe in Chester-le-Street. They learned about the link between food waste and climate change. This was part of our Local Environment topic for Life Skills week and the children all realised how much the cafe was doing locally to help a global problem.

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Information Evening Presentation

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Rights Respecting Schools

Our Perfect Classroom

These pictures show the children creating what they thought would happen in classroom where everybody respected their rights and responsibilities. They understood that everyone has a right to be heard and to be protected from harm and to sometime relax and play!

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Our Class Archive

You can also view archived work and images from our time in Year 3, Year 2,  Year 1 and Reception on our website.

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  • Year 3
  • Year 4
  • Year 5
  • Year 6
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Ropery Lane

Chester-le-Street

Co. Durham

DH3 3PH

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