Literacy
World Book Day
We had an exciting day full of fancy dress, our favourite books, bookmarks, reading activities and other exciting tasks, including the masked reader.
We created a display to show our narrative writing journey from reception to year 6 and had a sneak peek at year 7 expectations too.
Library Time
Key stage 2 children can enjoy library time once per week at break time. Here are some of our children enjoying this time.
Book Swap
Our book swap area is now open to all. Lovely to see our children accessing it independently.
World Environment Day
Key stage 1 enjoyed a lovely story about cleaning up the environment and discussed what we could do to help.
Royal Shakespeare Company Associate Schools Programme
We are excited to be part of the Associate Schools Programme ran by RSC. Members of staff have participated in residential and local training delivered by the RSC. We then delivered some of this as CPD to the whole teaching and SLT staff. They had lots of fun and can't wait to share their learning with their classes!
Royal Shakespeare Company
As a result of staff training, all classes have been introduced to William Shakespeare and his play 'The Tempest'. We look forward to exploring more Shakespeare plays next year.
World Poetry Day
We held an assembly to celebrate World Poetry Day. We had some very brave children who read some poems aloud in the assembly for the rest of us to enjoy.
During lunch, we enjoyed listening to Mrs Ord reading from our 'Crazy Creatures' book (which contains stories written by children in our school).
Youngwriters.co.uk Writing Competition
Masked Reader Kingsley Primary School!
Who's behind the mask?
EYFS....This is where the fun begins!
A brilliant start in our 2 year old provision 'Little Gems'
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Take a look at us working hard in Nursery....
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Children enjoying 'squiggle while you wiggle' time.
There's lots of fun to be had in Reception.
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Library Time!
The Reception children enjoyed a visit to our library.
We listened to the story of The Tempest by William Shakespeare and recreated the storm and the shipwreck. Some of us drew pictures of our ship too.
We are so proud of our amazing work in Key Stage 1.
Look at the lovely work we do in the Key Stage 1 Bases.
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Nurture base
Educational base
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Take a look at our Literacy work in Year 1!
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Take a look at some of the work we have produced in Year 2.
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Year 2 attended a playmaker festival at English Martyrs and they put on this fantastic performance of the shipwreck scene of The Tempest.
Year 2 using RSC drama strategies in Literacy lessons.
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We enjoyed drama! We explored a desert island and then found there was something wrong with our boats so we were stuck! Dun....dun...duuuun....
We are very proud of our work in Key stage 2!
Key Stage 2 Base
What do the key stage 2 base think about literacy?
I liked reading Alan's big scary teeth because I enjoyed pretending to be Alan in drama- Kai L
I like making up stories and drawing pictures to go with them. I want to be an illustrator because I love drawing- Sadiya
In Literacy, you get to learn about new things, especially when you read. I like writing my own versions of stories I read -Jake
We work extremely hard in the Key Stage 2 base. Look at our fabulous work....
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We have been very busy and had lots of fun in Year 3...
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What do Year 3 think about Literacy?
I like literacy because I enjoyed writing non- fiction texts. I like finding out about new things. I enjoy reading but I find it a bit tricky- I know that practising will help me get better- Ava P
I like to write stories because I find it interesting. It keeps my mind busy and I get to use my imagination, which is a lot of fun. Everything is fun! Seb M
Year 3 drama activities
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We experienced a 'word carpet' and were transported into the world of 'The Iron Man'. We guided our partners sensibly around the room and could hear sounds and words. It really helped our writing!
Enjoying story time...
Look at our work so far this year.
Take a look at what we do in Year 4
What do year 4 think about Literacy?
My favourite part of Literacy is writing and I love reading too. It's a really important subject to help you get a good job- Emilie H
Literacy is awesome because everything we do is fun! My favourite thing is writing poems and stories- Runa T
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Year 4 Shakespeare inspired writing
Year 4 drama
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We have learned so many skills in Year 5...
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What do year 5 think about Literacy?
I really like SPaG, particularly putting new learning into action- like before.... we learned about prepositions of time and place and then used them in our own sentences- Evie T
I like imagining and creating new things in my writing. I can create new worlds, anything is possible!
I know from my success criteria and what my teacher says that I am doing a good job- Oliver D
I love that I can be creative and write funny pieces. I love to write at home too! Freya
I love reading independently and I like sharing stories at home. I love snuggling in to my mam and taking turns reading 'Big Bear, Little Bear' Niamh
Using RSC strategies during literacy lessons
Look at our work so far.
Take a look at what we have been up to in Year 6!
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What do Year 6 think about Literacy?
I would love to be a published author one day. Since I started my writing journey in Nursery, I have gained lots of new skills. I think writing is lots of fun and it helps in lots of ways- Paige
I love reading! At the moment I am reading a book by David Attenborough Dynasties and it's very interesting. I do love non-fiction because I learn about the world- Ava De
I like reading and writing. I know I need to make sure I haven't made any mistakes. At home I make success criteria like we have at school to help me when I am writing for fun- Jayden
I like reading to find out new information. Reading can take me to new places in my mind- Harley N
Using our RSC drama strategies.
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Look at our amazing work so far.
