SPORTS AND P.E.
Fellside children love their sport and their PE!
We have a strong tradition for excelling in many sports and, thanks to our involvement with the Gateshead School Sports Partnership, we have many opportunities to participate in a wide range of competitions, festivals and cluster events in an equally wide ranging number of sports including football, basketball, rugby, tennis, hockey, athletics and dance.
In this section of the website, we aim to share news of our sporting developments, successes in competitions and curriculum developments in PE.
“Forest School is the best!”
Bonjour, Salut et Bon Journee from 3M and 7B
The children have been learning how to greet each other in French.
Graffiti Designers
Today we have been debating if graffiti is art or vandalism. We had a great debate and I think we could all see both sides of the arguments our peers were offering. Next we looked at 'before and afters' from graffiti artists who had been tasked the job of making...
Good News?
In R.E., children sorted a selection of news articles into good deeds and not so good deeds. This was linked to their topic on Judaism. Lots of interesting discussions were had.
Meet the Teacher 5W
Please click link below to access meet the teacher presentation. Meet the Teacher 2022-23 - upload
Amazing Alliteration
R.E Good Deeds
The children have been learning about the Jewish new year: Rosh Hashanah. At this time, God acts as a judge within the Torah and God records each person's good deeds from that year. In small groups, the children sorted a selection of news articles actions and decided...
Partitioning in different ways
The children have been learning how to partition in different ways. They are really putting their place value understanding to the test.
Meet The Teacher
Please, click the link below to access the presentation from our Meet the Teacher evening.
How does light reflect?
We had so much fun this afternoon investigating how light reflects. We used the torches and the mirrors to trace over our designs on the table (using the reflections by the light source) and we found it much more tricky than we thought!