Y4 @ IST

It's been a great year, and a great year's blogging. But we got bigger. We moved on to Year 5! We've got a new blog now. You can...

One day when I came back from my swimming pool I asked my dad "can I have an Ice cream"He nodded. So I opened the fridge and saw ...

One day, I went and visited my uncle. He is my favourite uncle because he works in a chocolate factory. His job is to make exciting new swe...

This summer there are lots of online books for you to read. Log on here with the username and password that your teacher has given you. ...

In Year 4 we've been getting pretty good at using coordinates. 4G showed what they could do with them on desmos.com : Rod Anni...

We just had time in 4G to turn our slideshows into puppet shows. We invited Year 1 and Year 2 and turned out some great performances! ...

by Gracia, Justus, Anabel, Lucia and Noah

Rodrigo, Alonso, James and Samyak have written their own Anansi story:

An Anansi story by Aditi, Rose and Marie:

A story retold and illustrated by Gabrielle, Noémie, Annie and Alya.

We've been playing the game of Frogs . The frogs can move into a space either by sliding to the next lilly pad or by jumping over the...

Today we remembered the time Mr Gregg asked, “There are 25 chairs and 5 tables in the classroom. How old is the teacher?” It made Graci...

In 4G we looked back at some of the big questions we'd asked before: We picked, Which came first, the chicken or the ...

Someone, who didn't really want to talk about it too much, or have his photo taken, has just won the singles and doubles under-eleven pi...

We've been looking at the game of solitaire .  You can get all different shaped boards. Lots of us managed to get it down to ju...

We had an exciting morning visiting Aeroscopia, the aviation museum near Blagnac. The museum is a huge space filled with planes and he...

We've been investigating the Towers of Hanoi puzzle . Usually this is done with disks. But we used Cuisenaire rods. We started w...

Here's an Anansi story: Look how Derren Brown uses the same trick:

There are 3 cats and 3 dogs, arranged like this: Neighbouring pairs can swap. How many swaps to sort them?   We used counters to ...