Week beginning - Monday 1st November 2021

We enjoyed visiting the book fair this week! Thank you to Miss Coles for organising this for us!


We presented our work as neatly as we could this week and it is now displayed on the wall in our classroom. We are super proud of the stories that have been written and we are looking forward to moving onto our new genre! 









 

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