St Peter's Church of England Primary School

Mercury Year 4

Mercury Class 2025-2026

Welcome to Mercury Class, where compassion, courage, and respect guide us every step of the way! We are a lively group of learners who embrace challenges, support one another, and bring positivity to everything we do. Mercury class is made up of 30 enthusiastic 8-9 year olds. They are taught full-time by Mr Knox, and supported by the fabulous team of Miss Abdali, Mrs Creavin and Miss Comer.

In our classroom, learning goes beyond books—we dive into exciting subjects that inspire us. Whether we’re mastering chords in guitar lessons, making a splash in swimming, or embarking on thrilling discoveries, every day is an opportunity to grow and explore.

Our Mercury Class community is built on kindness, bravery, and mutual respect. We celebrate each other’s achievements, work together as a team, and approach new experiences with curiosity and enthusiasm.

In Year 4, we don’t just learn—we shine!

Mercury Teaching Team

 

Mr Knox

Class Teacher

Full-time

Miss Abdali

Class TA

Monday-Wednesday 

Mrs Berry

Class TA

Thursday-Friday

 


Key Dates for Mercury

Forest School Dates

Monday 26th January (Hedgehogs)

Monday 2nd February (Foxes)

Monday 23rd February (Hedgehogs)

Monday 2nd March (Foxes)

Monday 9th March (Hedgehogs)

Monday 15th March (Foxes)

 Reading Cafe

 Wednesday 11th February

 Class Assembly

 Wednesday 3rd December

 Trip Dates

Wednesday 6th May (Living Land Show)

Thursday 4th June to Friday 5th June (Overnight trip to Penshurst Place)

Curriculum

mercury class curriculum.pdf

Subject Knowledge Organisers

Below are links to the specific curriculum areas, including knowledge organisers for year 4.

Documents and Class Newsletters

 Documents

 Class newsletters

Media Gallery

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Living Land Show

On Wednesday 6th May, Mercury Class enjoyed an exciting trip to the Living Land Show at the Kent Showground in Detling. This visit built on our Autumn Geography unit on food, offering pupils a hands-on experience of farming, agriculture, horticulture and the countryside. Throughout the day, the children met a variety of farm animals, sampled local produce, and watched impressive farm machinery demonstrations. A particular highlight was the entertaining display by some dancing sheep! With over 2,800 children attending from across the county, the event showcased the vital role local producers play in the UK￿s food supply. Pupils also learnt why Kent is proudly known as the ￿Garden of England.￿ One pupil shared, ￿I loved seeing the animals up close and trying the fresh food￿it made me realise how much work goes into what we eat!￿ Below is a selection of the many activities we explored and the new knowledge we gained during our visit.