Dear Parents
We are excited this term to expand and work with you to offer our students an exceptional learning experience.
Next Week at GPS
Internal formative assessments are now underway across all subjects. Class teachers will share specific feedback and targeted learning support with parents whenever additional support is required to support students’ progress.
We are pleased to invite you to attend a Parent Phonics and Spelling Workshop designed to support your child’s learning at home. The workshop will be led by your child’s class teacher and will focus specifically on your child’s current phonics and spelling learning, providing practical strategies and guidance that you can use at home to reinforce classroom learning.
Date: Friday 23rd
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Location: Your child’s respective classroom
Wellbeing
This week at Ghaf Private School, we focused on two important well-being themes to support our students’ safety and personal development. Students took part in an Online Safety Awareness session, where we discussed the dangers of unsafe online challenges and reminded them to avoid risky behavior's such as choking games and the skull breaker challenge. Learners were also guided on making safe choices and were reminded of the trusted adults and safeguarding staff they can report to if they ever feel unsafe or concerned.
In addition, our students from FS to Year 6 participated in an engaging Hygiene Training session led by our school nurse. The session helped students understand the importance of personal cleanliness and healthy routines to support their overall well-being. We are proud of our students for their positive engagement and commitment to staying safe, healthy, and responsible.
We also had a wonderful morning assembly led by our FS students, focusing on the value of respect. Through this assembly, students were reminded that respect is something we practice every day—towards parents, classmates, teachers, and all adults—and that it helps create a kind, safe, and supportive school community.
Ms. Melody
FS 1 & 2
This week we wrapped up our project all about our garden and the outdoors, exploring different types of weather and the four seasons. In writing, we watched short video clips to identify and label different kinds of weather, then challenged ourselves to write our own sentences describing what we could see. In science, we learned about the four seasons and created observational drawings using a variety of materials to represent each one. In maths, we consolidated our understanding of numbers 0–5, and in phonics we learned the sounds y, qu, z, and zz and began exploring the order of letters in the alphabet. Their letter formations are coming along beautifully and children are growing in confidence when spelling independently. Next week, we will launch a mini project on penguins—one of our students has been very busy reading penguin books this week!
Year 1
In our Year 1 intervention sessions, children focused on practising important phonics rules such as ‘k’ before i, e, y and ‘c’ before a, o, u. They used magnetic letters to build words, recall their sounds, and match letters to the correct phonemes. The hands-on activities helped children stay highly engaged and excited about learning. Using the magnetic letters made it easier for them to practice, try again, and correct their own work.
In Math students explored numbers up to 20 using playdough and ten-frames. This hands-on activity helped them practise counting, number recognition, and one-to-one correspondence in a fun and engaging way. The children were focused, enthusiastic, and proud of their learning as they built each number carefully.
This week students also explored what cyberbullying is and why kindness matters online. Through stories, role-play, and class discussions, they learned how words can hurt, how to make safe choices, and what to do if something feels wrong. The children practised telling a trusted adult and showed great understanding of how to be kind digital citizens.
Year 2
Year 2 have had a productive and enjoyable week of learning!
In Phonics, we continued with our regular phonics sessions and daily reading practice. The children learned about suffixes and contractions, applying these new skills confidently in their reading and writing. 📚✏️
In Maths, we explored pounds and pence and used our knowledge in a fun, practical way by setting up our own toy shop. The children practised buying items, counting money, and making choices - bringing Maths to life! 💷🧸
We also enjoyed a creative sand art activity, where the children made beautiful butterfly pictures. This helped develop fine motor skills while allowing the children to express their creativity. 🦋🎨
It has been a lovely week of learning, creativity, and hands-on experiences in Year 2! 🌈✨
Warm regards,
Miss Apurva
Year 3
This week in Year 3, our literacy lessons have been filled with excitement as we began our new class book, "The Firework-Maker’s Daughter." The children are already deeply engaged in the story, and this enthusiasm has carried over into our Guided Reading sessions where we have started "The Faraway Tree." The students are enjoying this magical tale and we will continue exploring it over the next four weeks. This week, we specifically focused on the structural elements of a story, with a heavy emphasis on identifying the "problem" and "solution." Looking ahead, we will be transitioning into persuasive writing, where the students will get to show off their creativity by designing advertisements to persuade buyers. With so much reading and writing on the horizon, we kindly ask that you continue to encourage daily reading at home to help build their confidence and stamina.
In mathematics, we are making excellent progress as we move forward with multiplication and division. We have officially covered the 2, 3, 5, and 10 times tables, and the students are doing a wonderful job applying these to different problems. I was particularly impressed during our skill development class, where the children created multiplication arrays in incredibly creative ways to visualize their calculations. Next week, we will be challenging ourselves by moving on to the 4 times table. To support this transition, I highly encourage students to keep memorizing their tables at home using the various techniques and strategies we have practiced in class. Consistent practice will help them develop the fluency they need for the more complex division work coming up.
Our exploration of the world around us continued this week in both Science and Art. In our Science lessons, the students have been fascinated by the study of the human skeleton, learning how our bones support and protect us. We are now ready to broaden our horizons, and next week we will begin comparing human skeletons to those of various animals. Meanwhile, in Art, we are continuing our study of the colour wheel. The children are becoming much more confident in understanding how colours relate to one another and how to mix them effectively. It is wonderful to see them applying these artistic principles to their own work with such care and curiosity.
Finally, I want to express how proud I am of the students for their hard work and positive attitudes. They are doing a great job and truly seem to be enjoying every aspect of their learning journey. It is through our continued partnership and your steadfast support that we are able to set and achieve even higher targets for our students. Thank you for always being the support we need and for being so involved in your child’s education. We look forward to another week of growth and discovery.
Warm regards.
Year 4
Dear all parents ,
We had a great week in year 4 in term of different lessons with diffrentiated activities and worksheets based on their topics. In Mathematics, students focused on strengthening their understanding of multiplication and division using the 9 times table. Lessons began with mental maths warm-up activities to recall facts quickly, followed by teacher-led explanations using patterns and strategies to multiply and divide by 9. Students then applied their learning through differentiated worksheets, solving word problems and number sentences to demonstrate accuracy and reasoning. Support and challenge activities were provided to meet individual learning needs.
In English, students engaged deeply with the story of Romulus and Remus. They planned and wrote their own versions of the story using clear story openings, character descriptions, and logical events. Emphasis was placed on using appropriate vocabulary, sentence structure, and punctuation. After completing their drafts, students worked on a sequencing task where they ordered the events of the story correctly, helping them develop comprehension, coherence, and narrative writing skills.
In Science, students explored the human digestive system in detail. They learned about each part of the system, including the mouth, oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and rectum. Through discussion, labelling diagrams, and written explanations, students identified the functions of each organ and understood how food moves through the body. They also traced the journey of food, explaining how nutrients are absorbed and waste is removed, reinforcing scientific vocabulary and understanding.
During Guided Reading, students continued reading the chapter “And All’s Well” from The Butterfly Lion. They read sections aloud and silently, focusing on fluency, expression, and comprehension. New vocabulary and spelling words were introduced and discussed in context, with students exploring meanings, synonyms, and usage in sentences. Class discussions encouraged students to make predictions, share opinions, and respond to the text, supporting deeper understanding and reading engagement. Thanks for your support.
Have an amazing weekend
Thanks and Regards
Year 5
Dear Parents and Families,
🌟 Weekly Newsletter 🌟
This week was truly rich in learning, creativity, and joyful experiences for our students.
📘 English
In English, students explored the art of character development. They learned how to identify characters, describe their traits, and deepen their understanding through thoughtful discussions and engaging activities ✍️📖.
📐 Mathematics
Our Mathematics lessons focused on shapes, where students identified and explored both 2D and 3D forms. To make learning more meaningful, they connected these shapes to UAE architecture, recognising geometry in real-life landmarks 🏙️🔺.
🌱 Science
In Science, students investigated seed germination, learning about the stages of plant growth and the essential conditions needed for seeds to flourish. Hands-on activities sparked curiosity and enthusiasm 🌿🔍.
🇦🇪 Emirati Day Celebration
On Friday, we proudly celebrated Emirati Day. Students embraced the spirit of the UAE by wearing traditional national dress, reflecting cultural pride, respect, and unity. It was a beautiful and memorable celebration 🧕🤍🖤💚❤️.
Overall, it was a rewarding week filled with meaningful learning and cultural appreciation. We look forward to many more exciting learning moments ahead ✨
Regards,
Miss Amna.
Year 6
Dear Parents,
This week, Year 6 pupils have been busy across the curriculum, building skills, deepening understanding, and celebrating culture.
In English, we continued working with non-chronological reports, focusing on organising information clearly under headings. Pupils also revisited key grammar skills and completed comprehension activities to strengthen reading accuracy and inference.
Alongside this, we thoroughly enjoyed our class novel, War Horse. Pupils engaged thoughtfully with the text, discussing characters, themes, and emotional moments, which supported both comprehension and deeper reflection.
Mathematics.
In Maths, we continued learning about fractions. Pupils practised comparing fractions to strengthen their conceptual understanding and refreshed their knowledge of adding and subtracting simple fractions. This revision helped consolidate key methods and build confidence ahead of more complex problem-solving.
Project – Our Café
Exciting news this week — our business proposal for the school café has been officially approved. Year 6 will be working alongside Year 5 on this project.
Next week, learning will focus on planning and preparation, including:
marketing ideas
production planning
roles and responsibilities
basic budgeting concepts
This project will develop teamwork, creativity, and real-world problem-solving skills.
Cultural Celebration:
To celebrate our culture, pupils came to school dressed in Emirati clothing, creating a wonderful opportunity to recognise and appreciate UAE heritage. It was lovely to see pupils proudly engaging with this celebration and discussing its importance together.
Another productive and enjoyable week — well done, Year 6!
Warm regards,
Ms Tamima
Arabic and Islamic
بدأ قسم اللغة العربية برنامجًا للقراءة مخصّصًا للطلاب الناطقين بالعربية وغير الناطقين بها، ويتضمن البرنامج تقييمًا لتحديد المستوى الأكاديمي لكل طالب في مادة اللغة العربية. وبناءً على نتائج التقييم، سيتم وضع برامج فردية وخطط تعليمية مخصصة لكل طالب لضمان تقدمه وتطوره في المادة.
تم تسجيل المدرسة في مسابقة تحدي القراءة على مستوى الوطن العربي، والجائزة الأولى قدرها 500,000 درهم. من يرغب في المشاركة بالمسابقة، يرجى إبلاغ معلمة هيفاء.
The Arabic Department has launched a reading program for both native and non-native Arabic-speaking students. The program includes an assessment to determine each student's academic level in Arabic. Based on the results, individualized programs and learning plans will be developed for each student to ensure their progress and development in the subject.
The school has also registered in the Reading Challenge competition at the Arab world level, with the first prize valued at AED 500,000. Students who wish to participate in the competition should inform Teacher Haifa.
Assignments are sent via the Bravo Bravo platform to support students at home and enhance their Arabic language skills, including listening, speaking, writing, and reading.
الروضة FS: استطاع الطلاب تعلّم حرف الزاي من حيث شكله وصوته في مواضع الكلمة المختلفة، وحلّ أوراق العمل، وشاركوا بفاعلية في الأنشطة الصفية.
السنة الأولى : استطاع طلاب السنة الأولى استكشاف حرف السين من القصة استطاعولفظ حرف السين صوتا" وشكلا" استطاعو تمييز حرف السين من بين الحروف استطاعو تمييز حرف السين من بين الكلمات لفظ حرف السين مع الحركات القصيرة والمدود الطويلة للحرف قراءة كلمات تحتوي على حرف السين استطاعو أيضا" تمييز مواضع حرف السين أولها ووسطها ونهايتها
السنة الثانية : استطاع طلاب السنة الثانية تمييز حرف السين من بين الكلمات - لفظ حرف السين صوتا" قراءة الحركات القصيرة للحرف مع المدود الطويلة مع كتابتها كتابة كلمات تحوي حرف السين تحليل كلمات وتركيب كلمات
السنة الثالثة : استطاع طلاب السنة الثالثة قراءة النص بلا قُبعْة قراءة سليمة معبرة استطاعو الإجابة على أسئلة النص أظهر طلاب السنة الثانية تفاعلا" جيدا" -عبر الطلاب عن أفكارهم بجمل بسيطو وواضحة التزام الطلاب بآداب الحوار والاستماع -
السنة الرابعة : أظهر الطلاب السنة الرابعة فهما" جيدا" لافكار النص شارك بآرائهم حول مضمونه أبدى الطلاب تفاعلا" إيجابيا" أثناء مناقشة النص -ربط الطلاب أفكار النص بحياتهم اليومية ميز الطلاب السلوكيات الإيجابية التي وردت في النص
السنة الخامسة : استطاع طلاب السنة الخامسة قراءة نص معطفي القرمزي قراءة صحيحة وواضحة شارك معظم الطلاب في قراءة النص استطاعو فهم الفكرة العامة للنص ميزوا الطلاب المعاني الجديدة للنص من خلال السياق أجاب الطلاب عن أسئلة الفهم بدقة مناسبة لمستواهم
السنة الأولى year 1 : استطاع الطلاب تعلّم حرف الزاي من حيث شكله وصوته في مواضع الكلمة المختلفة، والتدرّب على قراءته بالحركات القصيرة، كما تعلّموا المدود الطويلة للحرف. إضافةً إلى ذلك، تدربوا على كتابته، وحلّ أوراق العمل، وشاركوا بفاعلية في الأنشطة الصفية، كما تدربوا على مهارة التحدث من خلال عرض صورة بقرة وطرح سؤال يومي على الصورة لتكوين محادثة كاملة .
Year 1:
Students were able to learn the letter Zay in terms of its shape and sound in different positions within words. They practiced reading it with short vowels and learned its long vowel forms. In addition, they practiced writing the letter, completed worksheets, and actively participated in classroom activities. They also practiced speaking skills by presenting a picture of a cow and answering a daily question about the picture to form a complete conversation
السنة الثانية year 2: تدرّب طلاب السنة الثانية على مهارات اللغة العربية الأساسية من خلال درس حرف الباء، كما استمعوا للكلمات والجمل المرتبطة بحرف الدرس، والتمييز بين الأصوات الصحيحة وفهم المعنى. كما مارسوا نطق الحروف والكلمات نطقًا سليمًا واستخدامها في جمل قصيرة، وشاركوا في محادثات بسيطة من خلال الإجابة عن الأسئلة والتحدث عن الصور. وتعلّم الطلاب قراءة الحروف في مواضعها المختلفة داخل الكلمات ودمجها لتكوين كلمات بسيطة مع التدرّب على الحركات القصيرة. إضافةً إلى ذلك، تدربوا على كتابة الحروف والكلمات بشكل صحيح، والالتزام باتجاه الكتابة، وحلّ أوراق العمل والأنشطة الصفية.
year 2 :
students practiced the basic Arabic language skills by listening to words and sentences related to the lesson letter, distinguishing correct sounds, and understanding meaning. They also practiced pronouncing letters and words correctly and using them in short sentences, and participated in simple conversations by answering questions and talking about pictures. In addition, students learned to read letters in their different positions within words and blend them to form simple words while practicing short vowels. They also practiced writing letters and words correctly, following proper writing direction, and completing worksheets and classroom activities.
السنة الثالثة year 3:
تدرّب طلاب السنة الثالثة على مهارات اللغة العربية من خلال الاستماع إلى أسماء أيام الأسبوع وفهم معانيها واستخدامها في السياق الصحيح. كما مارسوا نطق أيام الأسبوع نطقًا سليمًا، واستخدامها في جمل قصيرة والتحدث عن اليوم الحالي والأنشطة المرتبطة به. وتعلّم الطلاب قراءة كلمات أيام الأسبوع ودمجها ضمن جمل بسيطة، مع التمييز بينها بصريًا. إضافةً إلى ذلك، تدربوا على كتابة أسماء أيام الأسبوع بشكل صحيح، وترتيبها، وحلّ أوراق العمل، والمشاركة في الأنشطة الصفية التفاعلية
Year 3:
students practiced Arabic language skills by listening to the names of the days of the week, understanding their meanings, and using them in the correct context. They also practiced pronouncing the days of the week correctly, using them in short sentences, and talking about the current day and related activities. Students learned to read the words for the days of the week and include them in simple sentences, as well as distinguish them visually. In addition, they practiced writing the names of the days of the week correctly, ordering them, completing worksheets, and participating in interactive classroom activities.
Y 4 :In our Arabic class for Grade 4, we are diligently working on developing students' reading comprehension skills through regular reading practice. We focus on enhancing their ability to understand texts and grasp the finer details of phonetic structures. Additionally, we emphasize training students in both oral and written expression, where they learn to write words and sentences and express their ideas clearly and accurately. We use interactive methods, activities, and writing exercises to motivate students to express themselves fluently, which boosts their confidence and develops their language skills in reading and writing. We continued this week lesson (an-Nashaat al-Madrassi).
Y 5:In grade 5 Arabic B we had a quick revision for the last topics they learnt. We followed studying the lesson we started last week (Hawl al-Imarat). It was so funny as we started studying recognizing the Arabic letters students learnt the short and long vowels and, they started to read comprehension skills through regular reading practice. We focus on enhancing their ability to understand texts and grasp the finer details of phonetic structures. Building up on the fore rules students learnt we are completing our work. students good at practicing and understanding and we can help them a lot. We also started this week learning the colors, numbers and everything about myself.
السنة السادسة year 6:
تعرّف طلاب السنة السادسة على درس مدينة لندن من خلال الاستماع إلى نصوص ومعلومات مرتبطة بالدرس وفهم الأفكار الرئيسة والتفاصيل. كما تدربوا على التحدث عن لندن مستخدمين مفردات وتراكيب لغوية مناسبة، والتعبير عن آرائهم ومعلوماتهم في جمل واضحة. وقرأ الطلاب نص الدرس قراءة صحيحة مع فهم المحتوى، واستخراج المفردات الجديدة والمعاني، والإجابة عن أسئلة الفهم بما يحقق نواتج التعلم. إضافةً إلى ذلك، مارسوا مهارة الكتابة من خلال كتابة جمل وفقرات قصيرة عن لندن، وتوظيف المفردات الجديدة، وحلّ الأنشطة وأوراق العمل المرتبطة بالدرس
year 6:
students learned about the lesson “The City of London” by listening to texts and information related to the topic and understanding the main ideas and details. They also practiced speaking about London using appropriate vocabulary and language structures, and expressing their opinions and information in clear sentences. Students read the lesson text accurately with comprehension, identified new vocabulary and meanings, and answered comprehension questions to achieve the learning outcomes. In addition, they practiced writing skills by composing short sentences and paragraphs about London, using new vocabulary, and completing related activities and worksheets.
y 2 : In Islamic year 2 as we usually do we started greeting students and teaching them how to reply to this greeting in Islamic it was so fantastic to start our lesson with revision for what studied before . We went back to our lesson the birth of the Prophet Muhammad(s.a.w) and the meanings of the key words therein. We are working diligently and actively on reviewing Surat Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, An-Nas, and Al-Falaq, with a focus on practicing surat al-fatihah, as we encourage students to review and practice them at home to enhance their memorization and mastery. We are currently discussing the pillars of Islam. We are keen to create an atmosphere of interaction and dialogue to simplify ideas and deepen students’ understanding of Islamic teachings. In the coming period, we will continue to build a deeper understanding of the surahs and verses through simplified explanations and activities that help students relate to their daily lives.
Y 3: In year 3 we as usual started with teaching students to greet others with Islamic greeting and to reply to it. it was so fantastic to start our lesson with revision for what studied before . then we went back to our lesson The Prophet PBUH loves to work.We have reviewed Surahs Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, An-Nas, and Al-Falaq, and we are currently working on memorizing and contemplating surat al-asr, as we encourage students to practice them at home to enhance their memorization and mastery of their recitation. We studied the story of the revelation, which added a deep understanding of the meanings of the verses and made the students live with the moments of the revelation of the Holy Quran to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. We use interactive activities and open-ended dialogues to simplify concepts and enhance students' understanding of the values learned from the lessons, helping them to relate deeply to the teachings of their religion and apply them in their daily lives.
Y 4: In Islamic this week it was fantastic to start our lesson with revision for what studied before .we went back to our lesson.We started revising pillars of islam and pillars of Iman. We followed the lesson belief in angels. We have reviewed Surahs Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, An-Nas, and Al-Falaq, and we are currently working on memorizing and contemplating verses 1 to 12 of Surat Al-Alaq, as we encourage students to practice them at home to enhance their memorization and mastery of their recitation. We studied the story of the revelation, which added a deep understanding of the meanings of the verses and made the students live with the moments of the revelation of the Holy Quran to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. We use interactive activities and open-ended dialogues to simplify concepts and enhance students' understanding of the values learned from the lessons, helping them to relate deeply to the teachings of their religion and apply them in their daily lives.
Y 5 : It was so fantastic to start our lesson with revision for what studied before. We went back to our lesson we followed this week studying the lesson (the beginning of the call to Islam) and some of rules of Tajweed.We also revised some important Islamic concepts like pillars of islam and pillars of iman and prayers. We have reviewed Surahs Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, An-Nas, and Al-Falaq, and we are currently working on memorizing and contemplating verses 1 to 10 of Surat alBuruj, as we encourage students to practice them at home to enhance their memorization and mastery of their recitation. We studied the story of the revelation, which added a deep understanding of the meanings of the verses and made the students live with the moments of the revelation of the Holy Quran to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. We use interactive activities and open-ended dialogues to simplify concepts and enhance students' understanding of the values learned from the lessons, helping them to relate deeply to the teachings of their religion and apply them in their daily lives.
Y 6: It was so fantastic to start our lesson with revision for what studied before. We went back to our lesson .we followed this week studying the lesson( the call of the people of Taif to Islam).We revised some important islamic concepts like resources of shari'ah, pillars of islam and pillars of iman and prayers. We have reviewed Surahs Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, An-Nas, and Al-Falaq, and we are currently working on memorizing and contemplating verses 1 to 6 of Surat al-Ifitar, as we encourage students to practice them at home to enhance their memorization and mastery of their recitation. We studied the story of the revelation, which added a deep understanding of the meanings of the verses and made the students live with the moments of the revelation of the Holy Quran to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. We use interactive activities and open-ended dialogues to simplify concepts and enhance students' understanding of the values learned from the lessons, helping them to relate deeply to the teachings of their religion and apply them in their daily lives.
Design & Technology
This week, students across all year levels have been busy planning, researching, and designing innovative products and inventions aimed at solving real-life problems—especially those faced by people living in the UAE.
Foundation Stage (FS)
Our FS learners explored the important roles of community helpers. They drew and designed tools using recyclable materials, thinking carefully about how their creations could make community helpers’ jobs easier and more efficient.
Years 1–6
Students from Year 1 through Year 6 began an exciting journey into invention design. They researched real problems faced by people of different ages in the UAE and started planning future-focused solutions. Their designs focus on:
Solving specific, real-world problems
Being sustainable and environmentally friendly
Supporting long-term environmental goals
What’s Next?
Next week, creativity will come to life as students begin building their inventions using recyclable materials, turning their ideas into practical prototypes.
We look forward to seeing our young designers and engineers bring their ideas to reality!
Have a lovely weekend.
Ms Janice
Spanish
Hola todos ,
We had a highly engaging and successful week in Spanish lessons, during which students across all year groups actively developed their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through a variety of interactive and age-appropriate activities.
In Year 1, students began learning los días de la semana (the days of the week). Lessons focused on introducing the vocabulary through repetition, songs, and visual support. Students listened to and sang Spanish songs related to the days of the week, helping them with pronunciation and memory. They also completed colouring and writing worksheets to recognise and correctly write the names of the days. Simple oral questioning and games were used to encourage participation and confidence in speaking.
In Year 2, students learned how to give a short personal introduction in Spanish. They practiced saying their name and age using simple sentence structures such as “Me llamo…” and “Tengo… años.” Activities included role-play, partner speaking tasks, listening exercises, and writing worksheets. These tasks helped students build confidence in introducing themselves and responding to basic questions in Spanish.
In Year 3, students explored el alfabeto en español and learned how to spell their names in Spanish. They focused on correct letter pronunciation and sounds, which are different from English. Through listening activities, oral spelling practice, matching games, and written tasks, students strengthened their phonics knowledge and improved their ability to spell words accurately in Spanish.
In Year 4, students continued their learning on directions (las direcciones). They participated in a practical, hands-on activity by walking around the school environment and following Spanish directional instructions. With support from staff, including drivers, students listened carefully and responded to commands such as todo recto, gira a la derecha, gira a la izquierda, and para. This real-life application helped students understand and use directional language confidently while improving listening comprehension and teamwork skills.
In Years 5 and 6, students studied los trabajos y las profesiones (jobs and professions). They developed their vocabulary through listening, reading, and writing activities. Students completed worksheets where they read short texts, listened to descriptions, and wrote sentences about different professions. As an extended task, students described their future or dream job in Spanish, using appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures. This activity encouraged creativity, self-expression, and the practical use of Spanish in meaningful contexts.Muchas gracias for all your support .
Tengas un buen fin de semana
Hatsa Luego
Señor Radhey
PE
fs Students develop basic movement skills including walking, running, jumping, and balancing. Lessons focus on personal space, simple ball skills, fine motor development, and safe, playful movement.
Students improve balance, coordination, and spatial awareness. They explore different directions and speeds, practise basic ball skills, and participate in simple group games while following basic rules.
Students further develop running, jumping, dodging, and awareness of space. Lessons include cooperative games, improved ball control, and working safely with others in team activities.
Students are introduced to basic gymnastics and advanced balance activities. They develop coordination, accuracy, and control, while learning to apply rules and work effectively in small teams.
Students build confidence in advanced ball skills and begin to apply simple tactics in games. Lessons focus on teamwork, spatial awareness, and improving speed, agility, and coordination.
Students develop strength, agility, and precision through striking and fielding games. Emphasis is placed on teamwork, communication, and applying skills effectively in game situations.
Students refine advanced sport-specific skills and game strategies. Lessons promote leadership, teamwork, fair play, and preparation for the next stage of physical education.
Safety, enjoyment, and participation are prioritised in all PE lesson!
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