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Year 4
Welcome to Year 4
"Love one another as I have loved you."
John 13:34-35
Mrs Sutton and Sir would like to welcome you to the Year 4 class page for 2025-2026.
Our aim is to keep you informed of all the things that are happening in our class throughout the coming year.
For more detailed information about each curriculum subject please refer to the appropriate tab on the Curriculum page.
Autumn Term
2025-2026
Autumn Term
Dates for Your Diary
Autumn 1
Thursday 11th September: School Council Elections
Friday 19th September: Mass for feast of SRB
Tuesday 7th October: class trip to Martin Mere
Friday 10th October: Macmillan Coffee Morning
Friday 10th October: 'Hello Yellow' mental health awareness day
Friday 17th October: Non-uniform day (unwanted gifts)
Monday 20th October: Pupil progress meeting (12:30-5:30pm)
Friday 24th October: Non-uniform day (wearing red or blue to say NO to discrimination)
Friday 24th October: School closes for half-term (3pm)
Autumn 2
Monday 3rd November: Friendship Week
Friday 14th November: Children in Need (pyjama day)
Friday 14th November: Y4 friendship assembly
Tuesday 2nd December: First Reconciliation (1:30pm church)
Friday 6th December: non-uniform day (bottles)
Friday 12th December: Xmas Fayre (1:15 pm)
Tuesday 16th December: Advent Service (6pm) (tbc)
Thursday 18th December: Xmas jumper day
Friday 19th December: Xmas disco
Friday 19th December: Term finishes @ 1:30pm
* please note: some of these dates may be subject to change
Look What We've Been Up To!
Autumn Term
Maths
Nice & Nasty
We played a game today based on 4-digit numbers. 
Game 1 Take turns to throw a 0-9 dice and decide which of your four cells to fill. Do this four times each until all your cells are full. Whoever has the largest four digit number wins.
Game 2 Whoever makes the smallest four digit number wins.
Game 3 Set a target to aim for. Then throw the dice four times each and work out how far each of you is from the target number.
British Values
Democracy
Year 4 presented a short assembly about the British value of Democracy. We explained how democracy started in Ancient Greece; how it works in Britain today and how we use a democratic process when we elect our new school council at the start of each year.
Maths
The Calendar Problem
We were given 12 month cards that looked
similar to this. However none of the cards
had the name of the months on. Our job
was to attempt to name each month, order
them correctly and rebuild the calendar.
this. Where would you start? What do you
know about the number of days in each
month?
School Council Elections 2025
Well done to everyone who took part in the school council elections and put themselves forward to be a school councilor. The standard was very high this year and it was a very difficult job for the children to decide who to vote for. After listening to each candidates' ideas, all of the class went to the polling station to cast their votes. It was a very close run thing. Congratulations to our two new year 4 councilors!
