Croeso i Dosbarth Eira!     

Welcome to our class page. You will find useful information about our class here:

We are taught by Mrs Dowd.

We have P.E/CoJo every Wednesday so please wear kit on this day and have appropriate footwear. Alternatively, you can bring kit into school on a Monday and leave it hanging on your peg until Friday.

We encourage you to bring water to school in an appropriate bottle. Water fountains are available for children to refill their bottles. Please wear appropriate clothing for the weather (e.g. wet and/or cold = coat, feet covered. Hot = sun hat, sun cream etc).

Please ensure you connect to our class SeeSaw as we will be posting pictures of the children and their work, as well as updating you with important information!

Our topic this term is:

        Why are rivers so important?       

The topic will focus mainly on the Geography element of the Humanities AoLE. We will study some of the main features of rivers and the water cycle, looking and using maps to locate both local and wider afield rivers, as well as look into the following questions:

What is the difference between weather and climate? 

What are clouds and why does it rain? 

How wet is Wales? 

What is the water cycle? 

What happens when water reaches the ground?

Our class text for Summer Term 2025 is:

'A River' by Marc Martin

  Information about our curriculum: 

The new Curriculum for Wales includes the following areas of learning:

Literacy - Numeracy - DCF

Expressive Arts - Health & Well-Being - Humanities - Language, Literacy & Communication - Mathematics & Numeracy - Science & Technology

There are 4 core purposes which encourage us to think about what type of learner we are being:

Ambitious & Capable

Enterprising, Creative Contributors

Ethical, Informed Citizens

Healthy, Confident Individuals

We have turned the 4 core purposes into superheroes:

Ambitious Aled! 

 Creative Cerys!

     Ethical Ella!  

   Healthy Hari!

Which superhero of learning have you been today?