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Malmesbury Primary School

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French is taught throughout the school from Reception through to Year 6, with children being given the opportunity to participate in national and borough language competitions. As well as French, in Key Stage 2 children can join Spanish and German Clubs.  To see some examples of some of our work, read on! To find out about our language clubs click on Spanish or German, or to see pictures and highlights of language events, international days and language competitions, click on Languages News.

                                                

Log-in details for both sites should be in your home-school diaries, but if you can't find them, ask Mme Fesnoux.

To find out out how to say 'hello' in some of the languages our children speak at home, click on the star and then choose the language you would like to hear.

Year 2 - À Morden, il y a..

Year 2 have been learning a song about what's in Morden. You might recognise the tune!

Click here to listen to Oak Class singing.

Click here to listen to Ash Class singing.

Year 3  - Le Navet Énorme

Year 3 have been learning the story of The Enormous Turnip (Le Navet Énorme).

Click here to watch Chestnut tell the story.

Click here to watch Sycamore tell the story.

 

Year 1 - Jacques le Gourmand

Year 1 have been learning the story of 'Jacques le Gourmand'. 

To hear Elm class tell the story, click here

 

Year 5 skyline calligrammes

 

Year 5 have been creating calligrammes of Morden skylines for the Merton and Kingston languages competition

and these children came runners up in the best poster category. Fantastique!

La Météo

Year 4 have been busy this term! They've been making lift-the-flap books with weather expressions. Here are a few of them.

 

     

 

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