Category: Lessons

Lyndhurst have celebrated all their musicians with some music assemblies and of course the summer concert this term. Take a look at some of the performers who did so well with their chosen pieces. Well done to them all, and thank you to our music teachers Mrs Peacock, Mr Dawson and Mr Hughes.    

Year 3 impressed with their energetic and brilliant invaders assembly. They all really looked the part in their costumes and performed well, remembering their lines, parts and viking facts!

Take a step back in time with us… The whole school enjoyed a wonderful insight into different decades recently. Each year group along with staff dressed up in clothes from a selected decade and the children moved around the school to find out about life in the 80’s, 70’s 60’s etc. They found out about…

Year 3 gave a performance of their ‘Vikings’ assembly in front of their parents and the whole school. They were all brilliant on the stage, they delivered their lines clearly and performed the songs and dances with energy and enthusiasm. Well done year three, you are all stars!

It’s Money Sense day at Lyndhurst. There has been a whole day of money based activities for the children to get involved in. Raising their awareness of all things money, value and how this fits into all aspects of our day to day life. There was a whole school penny trail, where the children brought…

Year 5 have been exploring physical theatre in drama this term. They have looked at using freeze frames and slow motion in their drama and using physicality to show characterisation. This week they started looking at non-contact stage combat. They enjoyed creating the illusion of fighting without physically touching each other. The results were very…

Madame Hole along with Year 5 hosted their fab French assembly this morning. Parents were welcomed in to enjoy, having this audience is wonderful for the children. They all performed incredibly well with Mr Rudkin commenting on how impressive the accents were. Well done!

In French, Year 3 have been learning a poem called ‘Les Arbres’, about trees and their branches. We have used this to discover some more French phonemes, and to listen for rhyme and rhythm in a foreign language; we were able to hear rhyming sounds even when we didn’t know exactly what the words meant….

At the end of an amazing day at Greenfield School, we wanted to share with you the hard work and effort that the Lyndhurst children have put into making their presentation and debating child inequality across the world. Please take a look at their presentation below – They presented this to six other schools along…

Pre-Reception have continued the Jubilee celebrations this week with some fun activities. They all helped and worked as a team in the search for the hidden corgi’s in the classroom. They made their own soldiers and guards by cutting out and sticking. There may no be a national shortage of glitter thanks to their efforts…