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Endeavour Primary School

On a quest for excellence

Year 4

Welcome to Year 4 at Endeavour Primary. This year builds on the strong foundations from Key Stage 1 and Year 3, supporting children as they develop greater independence, confidence and curiosity in their learning. We focus on clear routines, high expectations and engaging lessons that help pupils make steady progress across all areas of the curriculum.

In English, children will strengthen their reading skills and develop writing for a range of purposes, including stories, explanations and persuasive texts. In mathematics, we continue to secure number knowledge and fluency, while also deepening understanding of place value, fractions and problem-solving. Science, history, geography and art are taught through carefully planned topics that encourage children to ask questions, investigate and communicate their ideas clearly.

We value strong partnerships with parents and carers. Please support your child by encouraging regular reading, practising key maths facts and speaking positively about school. If you would like to discuss your child’s progress, class routines or any additional support they may need, our team is always happy to help. Together, we can make Year 4 a successful and enjoyable year for every child.

Week Commencing 12th October

This week, Y4 have been continuing our learning about the ancient Roman empire. We have been studying ancient Roman pottery and the skills they used in the past to create their pottery. We used the coiling technique to create our own roman-style pottery. Some of us even challenged ourselves to use the scoring and slipping technique to add handles to our pots.

 Week Commencing 5th October

This week, Year 4 have been learning about the collapse of the Roman Empire. Having explored what made the Romans such a powerful civilisation, the children investigated the different factors that led to the empire's downfall. To make their learning more interactive, we played "Roman Empire Jenga", using the game to explore and debate which causes were most responsible for the collapse of this mighty empire.

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