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21/03/23

Star writers from year 1. https://t.co/DL5hluXf10

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17/03/23

So much Lego, so little time! Young Master builders at work bringing a smile to everyone’s faces. https://t.co/zPbYHERsKl

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17/03/23

What fun! https://t.co/UOTovqVMu7

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17/03/23

Awesome designs and Lego themed lunch too! https://t.co/1uG6xPdpcz

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17/03/23

We are creative! Blown away by the Lego designs today. #rednoseday https://t.co/R9IrAmykpD

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17/03/23

Building challenges accepted! https://t.co/ws6HACTLYz

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17/03/23

Designs to build the change we need to see in the world. https://t.co/UfNHo6JSlr

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17/03/23

Red Nose Day Lego fun!#LEGO https://t.co/Usba778GLC

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10/03/23

It’s nearly time! Comic Relief Red Nose Day challenge 2023! What will you design? Bring your designs into school on the 17th or bring in a photograph. https://t.co/YaN6MFRPEe

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10/03/23

Lots of budding actors in this year group along with confident Spanish skills. Even Fred had a role :) Bien hecho! https://t.co/OmxLXcPio8

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10/03/23

Year 6 have been learning about Miguel de Cervantes seminal literary work, Don Quixote de La Mancha. They worked in groups to perform a 5 minute adaptation of the story in Spanish! https://t.co/3cHSmolpLm

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09/03/23

We explored our identify through our art. Mike Barrett was our core artist who provided lots of inspiration. We are very proud of our efforts!#year6selfportraits https://t.co/h6Kvo48boo

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09/03/23

Enjoying using the iPads for history research for the first time. Year 4 researched facts about ancient Roman life. Ask us what we found out! https://t.co/Hmr7WSr1j2

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09/03/23

We work hard! Fantastic year 1 fact families maths learning and year 5 Spanish animal creations from these boys. Muy bien! https://t.co/UZKdaoWEC5

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08/03/23

Ellie has been inspired by Miss Shadbolt-Smith on International Women’s Day! Ellie says she is kind, caring, helps people and is a strong woman. We agree! https://t.co/7WKVQfiCt4

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08/03/23

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On International we’re celebrating Katerina Zeziou 🎉 Year 3 Teachers at 👏 https://t.co/G83btZCVTN

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08/03/23

Magna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
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Notice: All BMAT Schools are open as usual this morning. Teams have been working to ensure sites are accessible and safe. ❄️ If anything changes schools will contact parents directly. Please take care travelling to and from school and wrap up warm. ⛄️ https://t.co/VPZayVxJ9a

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06/03/23

Thank you Mr Lennox for your time and for teaching us all about landscapes. https://t.co/2r9NL8Eetf

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06/03/23

Landscapes taking shape. To create a work of art is to create the world- Kandinsky. https://t.co/UdCrFLAnA9

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06/03/23

Learning about landscapes and perspective from an expert artist. Plus a bit of Fibonacci thrown into the mix too. https://t.co/f80AUXpWYB

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English Curriculum

Vocabulary size is a convenient proxy for a whole range of educational attainments and abilities- not just skill in reading, writing, listening, and speaking, but also general knowledge of science, history and the arts.                                                                                                                 A wealth of words, by E.D Hirsch Jr

Please open the file below to see our approach to the teaching of reading, speaking and listening, and writing at Magna Carta. Please note that in January 2020, all teaching staff had a day's training in the ethos and delivery of The Write Stuff, a scheme of work for the teaching and learning of writing. Due to this, teachers will veer off our agreed texts in order to use a text linked to the scheme. The new texts are of an equally high calibre. Following this, teachers will use the scheme of work and apply it to our agreed texts. Changes include:

  • Reception will study the text, 'Ruby's Worry' by Tom Percival.

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