Today in RE we considered the following question:
We worked together and wrote some shared answers on the interactive whiteboard:
After that, we wrote our ideas in our books. Mr Smith then typed up some of the responses for our class display. Look below for some examples!
Rohan impressed his classmates with the incredible homework project he had undertaken over the last week. He created a biography of King Charles II, a colour drawing of the Great Fire of London and a Fire Safety information poster. Take a look at the pictures of his presentation – and note the Head Teacher’s gold award pinned to his jumper! Well done, Rohan!
In the comments, write down your answer to the P4C question:
If there were no written sources about the Great Fire, would it still be history?
Take a look at some of the art projects the students in St Dymphna class brought into school this week! They are gorgeous pictures and model replicas of the Tudor and Stuart era buildings that were burned down during the Great Fire of London in 1666 CE. Can you tell what materials were used to make them?
Today, we learned about the saints of our classes: St Christopher, patron saint of travel and St Dymphna, patron saint of good mental health.
