Tuesday 14th July and Goodbye!

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Hello Class 4,

I am very sad to be writing my last blog to you all. I have had such a fantastic year with you all and I wish you all the best of luck in Class  5! I always say it, but thank you again for being the best first class ever😊

Your task for tomorrow is here: Tuesday 14th July
 


Have an amazing summer, I hope to see you all again sometime soon! Continue to work hard and be the fab class you are!

Miss Dimond

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