I am so incredibly proud of our new Year 3's they have settled in Delce beautifully and shown enthusiasm in every aspect of their learning. This week we have delved into our core text 'What a waste.' We considered how animals around the world feel as they see rubbish in their homes along with exploring the features of a non fiction text. 

We are thrilled to share how amazing our new Year 3 pupils have been! They’ve settled in wonderfully, and their learning has already been fabulous. This week, they have dived into our core text 'What a Waste' with great enthusiasm, exploring what it might feel like to have their classroom covered in rubbish and even imagining what it would be like to eat it! Their curiosity and creativity have made for an exciting start to the year.

Dyson class have impressed many adults this week by remembering and modelling our Delce expectations. I am so proud of you all. This week we have particularly enjoyed learning about solids, liquids and gases during our Science learning.

Sharman enjoyed learning all about solids, liquids and gases in Science this week.  We used our bodies to demonstrate how the particles  interact with each other.  We then identified the different States of Matter.

Earhart class have immersed ourselves in our new core text 'Azzi in Between' by discovering what it feels like to be a refugee fleeing the country for safety.  Well done Earhart class a fantastic first week.

It has been a pleasure to welcome back Rhodes class to Delce and start our year together. 

They have worked incredibly hard consolidating their knowledge of roman numerals and progressing their place value skills. 

Well done on a fantastic first week!

This week Dickens class have recalled their prior knowledge around Roman numerals. They had fun deciphering  numbers and working out different patterns. Dickens class all agreed the number system we use today is much easier to work out! Well done everyone!

This week in Goulding class, we explored the importance and impact of the Equator on different countries. Additionally, we had our first ukulele session and worked together to memorise the parts of the instrument. Well done, I am so proud of you all!

Darwin class have had a great start to the term. This week in maths they explored part whole models and reviewed their learning around place value. The children were able to problem solve and fluently partition six digit numbers. Well done all!

Brunel have had a successful first week in Year 6. As we settle into the momentum of their final year at Delce, we immersed ourselves into a deep discussion about the Windrush Generation, who made the long journey from the Caribbean to the UK after the second World War. The children were sensitive surrounding the topic and asked many meaningful questions! Well done!

In Curie Class, we have been working hard on our arithmetic, working on accuracy and speed and taking care with our presentation. 

DEC have had an amazing start to the term. The children have enjoyed reconnecting with friends and are adapting happily to the  routines and interventions. 

Mr Minlah is covering the teachers planning time this term and the children have been excited for him to teach. 

Year 6 Secondary School Admission information.