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Year 4

 

Welcome to Year 4

  
Our Year 4 team is Mrs Mowbray, Mrs Savard, Mrs Bastia, Mrs Nadtochii and Mrs Syrad. Mrs Mowbray is mad about Science, being outdoors and music; Mrs Syrad loves to craft (as well as being the Family Support Worker and Higher Level Teaching Assistant). 

We enjoy having lots of visitors to our class including the WI who listen to readers, parents, work experience students and student teachers – the more the merrier! 

Our class mantra is: if you’re in a panic, it’s ok to make mistakes, we can help! And, there aren’t problems, only solutions.

 Please enjoy reading our news items to see what we have been up to in Year 4.

If you have any questions please contact the Year 4 team via the school office on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

Mrs Mowbray   

Year 4 Curriculum

The following overviews detail what your child will be learning each term in all curriculum areas: 

Reading Spine

Year 4 books - our recommended reading list

Year 4 books

Year 4 Home Learning

At Long Lane Primary we subscribe to many online resources to support pupils learning. These resources are used in school as well as for remote and home learning. They can be accessed via the Pupil Zone or Home Learning Zone, login details can be found in your child's Reading Record.

To access the remote & home learning set by your teacher please sign on to your pupil Microsoft account and go to Teams.

Try these activities too:

Our Classes

  
 

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Welcome to 2024 - Year 3 to Year 4 Transition

Please click on the link below to see information about the transition from Year 3 to Year 4: 
 

Year 4 Trips and Latest News

Year 4 Visit from Rabbi Svi - 15/11/24

Year 4 were treated to a visit from Rabi Zvi from the Jewish Community of Berkshire.  The children listened to stories from the Old Testament told in fantastic detail and a reconstruction of a Shabbat celebration, including grape juice and Challah bread.   We set up the classroom in the style of the synagogue and Rabi Zvi taught the significance of Friday for Jewish people.