Surrey

Surrey

Sports Day - Friday 17^th July 8.45am-approx. 11.15-11.30am

All children should arrive at school at the usual time (8.20-8.30am) wearing their continent-coloured T-shirt, PE shorts, trainers and sun hat please.

Your child’s continent team and respective colour is below,

First Name	Colour	Continent
Ethan	White	Europe
Matilda	Blue	Australasia
Alice	Red	Americas
Seth	Blue	Australasia
Arabella	Red	Americas
Jaxon	Blue	Australasia
Vaishnav	Yellow	Africa
Odette	Green	Asia
Aadhish	Green	Asia
Lottie	White	Europe
Rian	Green	Asia
Austin	Blue	Australasia
Advait	Yellow	Africa
Olive	Green	Asia
Yunus	Blue	Australasia
Archie	White	Europe
Benjamin	Green	Asia
Bobbi	White	Europe
Georgia	White	Europe
Ronnie	Red	Americas
Leilani	Green	Asia
Frances	Yellow	Africa
Myla	Red	Americas
Julian	Blue	Australasia
Theodore	Yellow	Africa
Suki	Blue	Australasia
Abby	Red	Americas
William	Yellow	Africa
Nick	Yellow	Africa
Isaac	White	Europe

Year 4 Home Learning

This Week in Surrey

Week beginning 22nd June 2026

I am very proud of the resilience the children in Surrey 4 have shown during the rather warm weather this week. Hearing the gentle hum of fans in the classroom, the regular shouts of 'DRINK BREAK!', walking to swimming in the pouring rain and being part of learning that has been moved into the shade on the field has certainly been an interesting experience for us all!

In Maths we have been looking at shape, specifically the properties and names of types of triangle, quadrilateral and polygon. It has been encouraging to range of vocabulary being used to describe these shapes including parallel, perpendicular, equilateral, isosceles, scalene, rhombus and trapezium. We are moving onto symmetry later this week and this links nicely to our new Home Learning task.

In History we are comparing the hierarchies of Ancient Sumer and Ancient Egypt (with our weather currently making this a rather immersive experience). We are looking at the role of a Pharaoh and how different classes would have been treated.

In Computing we are embedding our laptop and typing skills so that we can move on to looking at how to program a character on a laptop, following a set of programmable instructions.

Well done Surrey!

Miss Towler, Mr Nunn and Mrs Cheesman