Banyan's Maths Fluency Sessions
Afternoon maths fluency sessions: Making sense of numbers and processes
Take a look at what Banyan class have been doing...
Afternoon maths fluency sessions: Making sense of numbers and processes
Dulce et decorum est - it is sweet and fitting (to die for one's country)
An interpretation of Wilfred Owen's beautiful and tragic First World War poem by Banyan class.
Based on Charles Mackesy's beautiful, thought-provoking book 'The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse', take a look at the beautiful watercolour painting produced by Banyan class.
Welcome to 'The Golden Age of Islam' - Baghdad, circa 800AD - 1250AD
Autumn term focus for maths - place value, four operations, fractions and all things fluency-wise!
The Story of Ala al-Din
Have you heard of Disney's version of this historical story - you know, Aladdin and His Magic Lamp?
Well, Ala al-Din and Aladdin are, in fact, the same person - and no, I didn't know that Aladdin's name was originally Ala al-Din either!
'The Story of Ala al-Din' is part of a collection of mythical stories, set in the Middle East during the 'Golden Age of Islam', called 1001 Arabian Nights. It is a warning tale told by Scheherazade, our quick-minded, imaginative main character and wonderful story-teller of 1001 magical tales.
It sounds great - 1001 exciting stories... But scratch beneath the surface and you will find deceit, greed, laziness, ignorance, bribery, corruption, heart-break, death, destruction and a fight for survival!
So that's what Banyan class are studying in English throughout the autumn term!