French Day in Year 3!

Bonjour! Year 3 have had lots of fun dressing up and learning a new language on French Day. We wore our best red, blue and white outfits and practised speaking and writing in French. We learnt how to say the different parts of the body in French and then labelled a picture of Bart Simpson. Au revoir!

French Day Fun in RB!

We have had a lovely morning in RB enjoying a variety of French activities. We have sung some French songs learning simple greetings and numbers. We have also used information books to find out new things about France. We especially liked the Eiffel Tower and were excited to find out that it lights up at night time!

Un, Deux, Trois.....

We have had fun in 1S this week learning all about France. We know how to count to ten, we discovered different ways of travelling to France and we now know the capital city.
We made our own French flags and also discovered that France has a better football team than England!!!

Feeling French in 6D!

6D have had a great time this morning making our video for French Day - Pret a Preparer! Based on Ready Steady Cook, we learnt all the vocabulary needed to produce our own mini show. Afterwards, we got to make our own crepes, asking for ingredients in French. We got pretty messy... check it out!

Governor's View of French Day

"French day at Shirley Warren

I was very lucky to spend the afternoon with RG and RS who had learnt the French for 'hello', 'goodbye' and 'thank you', where France is and what the French flag looks like. 

Assembly at the end of the day gave us all the chance to see the wonderful work that the whole school had done.

Tres bien."

Alice Hodges

School Governor

French Day in Year 5

Yesterday was French Day in school, as it was Bastille Day in France. Year 5 did all things French, and even got to try some French food and drink. They made their own fashion show which we filmed and was later shown to the rest of the school. We had a brilliant day!

French Day

Year 2's French day started with a spot of 'petit dejeuner'. We then played some games to help us learn the names of common pets.

2H French Day 2015

2H have had a fantastic day today! It started with a French breakfast where children enjoyed fraise, raisins, banane, pomme et criossant. We then learnt how to ask and answer questions about pets. This afternoon we had a lovely time learning the colours of the rainbow and singing the rainbow song. Tous bien fait!

Year 6 French Day 2015

Today, 14th July, the whole school participated in an event which is called French Day.
French Day is to celebrate the beginning of the French Revolution. Every Year in France they celebrate Bastille Day where the poor people attacked the King and Queen's castle, which was a prison where there were only 7 people and the King wanted to show how powerful he was.

Our class is doing a "Ready Steady Cook" where we made sandwiches and spoke through the recipes in French.



By deux monsieurs en Year 6

French Day in Year 1

Bonjour! We have had a fabulous time in Year 1 today. We have learnt colours, the days of the week and how to count...........all in French! We have also retold one of our favourite stories in French. It is called 'La Chenille Qui Fait Des Trous.' Can you guess what story it is?

Bastille Day en ecole

"I was in Year 3R and learnt my numbers, body part, colours and combing body part and colours. We were creating monsters and we could say that they had 3 multi-coloured hands. It was with great relief that I discovered that my French had not completely escaped me. It was great fun watching the children's faces when they found out that they were drawing monsters with two noses. A most enjoyable and educational morning."

Chris Thomas
School Governor

French Day

Today is Bastille Day! To celebrate this, we are having our own 'French Day.' Here is Miss Lott at the launch assembly. The school have been set the task of making a TV show. Each class will make a component of the TV show, along with other activities related to French. Keep an eye on the blog for all the different things that classes got up to.

French Assembly

We were very lucky to have one of Miss Lott's very exciting French assemblies today, and we read the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar in FRENCH (or should we say 'La Chenille qui fait des trous.') We learnt many new French words and had great fun joining in. Merci bien Miss Lott.