What an interesting week we have had in History and English lessons. Our starting point was an incomplete entry in the 1841 census. Mary Bucktrout was the 13-year-old daughter of W. Bucktrout of Hunslet, Leeds. The census does not even tell us that she worked in a flax mill but Investigator’s history super sleuths have pieced together the evidence and know what became of her. Ask them!

Some fantastic diary entries have been produced with children writing as Mary herself.  Well done everyone – they make great reading.

Next week, in our topic work we will explore jobs available to people in the Victorian era using the census as a starting point.

Year 4 Hill End Medication Permission

Please complete the form if you haven’t already done so. Hill End Medication Form – Fill in form

Homework

Maths on Atom Y4 – Triangles- I have reset this. If you completed it last week, you should get different questions.

Maths on Atom Y5 – Metric Units

Spellings – weekly spellings or SNIP spellings

English Skills – please complete the next test in the booklet

Times Tables practice – 5/10 minutes several times a week. Keep up the practice!

Have a great week!