Intervention groups and Learning Support at LG is open to any child who may need some short term support, for example, to improve their handwriting (fine motor skills), spelling, reading or maths. The sessions are usually very practical and are designed to be lots of fun whilst focusing on individual needs. This week, in the Fine Motor Skills group, we have practised cutting, threading letters and also writing with our eyes closed. The highlight was making shapes using Hama beads. 

In the Maths intervention group, we have been working on comparing measurements and practising our times tables. 

Some of the children come to a break time club to work on reading and spelling using an online programme…...this is always popular as there are lots of fun games to play. 

This week, our Primary teachers took part in a learning walk around our school, the focus of the learning walk was Mathematics. Each teacher spent time in all of the Primary classes. The children relished the opportunity to talk to the other teachers about their learning and discuss their work. The teachers all felt that this was a valuable experience and a wonderful opportunity to see all the fantastic learning taking place

As part of their Science unit on the human body, the Year 6's have been learning all about the circulatory system. The class went to the brand new and exciting Science labs in Le Roc to spend time with one of the school's specialist Science teachers, Paul. They learned lots of fascinating facts about both human and animal circulatory systems and applied their collaboration and inquiry skills by dissecting an animal heart. They discovered all sorts of surprises including the feel, size and shape.