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This week's Brainiac Awards have been handed out for always putting in 100%, never giving up when facing a challenge and even a fantastic newspaper article! Great job everyone!  This week in school…
Year 3 – have been super authors re-writing a new adventure for Harry Potter. Throughout Maths, they have learnt what algebra is and how they can replace letters for numbers. They are also excited about creating their own fossils! Year 4 – have been writing letters to Miss Nisbet and Miss Edwards trying to persuade then to come back to IVJS to visit. In Maths, they have learnt various methods of addition and applying their understanding to word problems. Year 5 – have been writing fantasy stories about the Dragon Slayer and had an amazing time listening and voting for their school council reps. Year 6 – have made their own class newspapers – The Tang Times and The Sunflower. They are incredible and have sold like hot cakes. In Maths, they have studied negative numbers and addition and subtraction methods. Another brilliant week for Year 6! Click here for this week's bulletin. Year 5's will be offered the chance to take part in Bikeability Training from Monday 3rd October 2016.
Click here for the full letter. This week's brainiac awards have been handed out for showing excellent growth in Maths, perseverance and even being voted as 'always trying their best' in class! Great job guys!  This week in school…
Year 3 – have been working hard on how to write a narrative and have started writing them. They have also been learning how to solve addition and subtraction problems. They are now experts at identifying igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. Year 4 – have been writing persuasive letters to Miss Digweed. In English, they have been looking at place value and using estimations to check their answers to calculations. Year 5 – have been completing their own newspaper reports on Saxon Day and looking at Roman numerals in Maths. Year 6 – have had another busy week! They have produced and recorded their own radio shows onto CDs, elected their House Captains (everyone who ran produced some fantastic speeches!) and have led the school in today’s sponsored work out. Click here for this week's bulletin. Please see below the full PGL Parent Presentation and the information/kit letter for parents.
Click here for the presentation. Click here for the letter. Year 4 have the exciting opportunity to go behind the scenes in Tesco, to gain an insight into the life of a supermarket, which is very different to the experience of shopping as a customer. We will touch, smell and taste different types of seasonal fruit and vegetables. They will learn about how food is preserved once it has been harvested and investigate seasonal produce such as chutneys. We will also get the chance to experience parts of the supermarket customers don’t usually get to see, such as the warehouse and chillers.
Click here to view the full letter. Thank you to everyone who attended last week's Parent Coffee Morning. For anyone who may not have been able to attend, please see below the presentation shown in the meeting for further details on the discussion. 
Miss Bjorck will be running her Choir club again this year on Tuesdays lunchtimes.
Click here to view the full letter and sign up. Thank you to everyone who attended the briefing with Mr Tang on Thursday. Here is a copy of the presentation shown and the letter. If you have any questions then please speak to Gemma on reception or the Year 6 teachers. |
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Iver Village Junior School
High Street Iver Buckinghamshire SL0 9QA Tel: 01753 653059 Email: office@ivjs.school |
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Headteacher
Jill Digweed Deputy Headteacher Paul Clifford 
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"The Iver Village Junior School is friendly, nurturing and supportive meaning pupils thrive."
"Pupils are prepared well for their secondary education. This is because pupils achieve above national expectations in reading, writing and mathematics." OFSTED 2020
"Pupils are prepared well for their secondary education. This is because pupils achieve above national expectations in reading, writing and mathematics." OFSTED 2020