Today, class 8 used fact sheets to find out information about Martin Luther King and his life. We then made anchor charts and the children transferred them into sentences. I was really pleased with all of the children, but especially Adam for really trying to improve his presentation!
What a great day we have had today. We have had a cheerleading session, a music session using the drum sticks and baseball available during lunch time. We would like to thank the dinner staff for making such a delicious lunch too! Well done Dominik for being our lunch time winner because he had the tray with a sticker on…and on his birthday too! Well done guys!
Wow – what a fab American-themed day we’ve enjoyed in Year 3 today! Some fantastic costumes and great, fun activities from American musical bells and rock guitars – to -cheerleading and dancing … not to mention there were doughnuts at lunch time!! Yum Yum! Thank you to everyone for taking part.
The children have had a wonderful time today celebrating our American-themed day! They thoroughly enjoyed their themed lunch, choosing between delicious chicken burgers or classic hotdogs, followed by a sweet treat of chocolate brownies and mini donuts – a real hit all around!
In Reception, the fun started early with some lively dancing in the hall led by Mrs Rayner, which got everyone moving and smiling. Later on, we had a fantastic musical session with Mr Pickles, who truly rocked it on the guitar! The children had a brilliant time joining in, playing along enthusiastically with their drumsticks.
It’s been a day full of energy, laughter, and great memories!
A huge thank you to nursery for allowing us down yesterday to come and see the two piglets that Miss Myers kindly brought in from her farm to enhance the nursery children’s learning this week. The children showed great care for the Pickles’s and enjoyed spending time with them and giving them a little stroke. The little piglet was so comfortable he even took a little nap.
Another lovely week celebrating lots of success in our Year 5/6 Crews! Once again it was lovely to hear lots of shout outs linking to our character traits and hearing positive things about different children!
Keep up the great work everyone!
The children enjoyed this week’s Hindu story of the 6 blind men and the elephant. The message of the story was that the truth can be seen in different ways because all of the blind men thought that the elephant looked differently. They had a go at the quiz and even took turns to wear a blindfold and guess what the object was that they were holding. Another fantastic discussion was had about truth and integrity. Well done class 8!
This week in crew, Crew Knowles shared their writing with each other offering verbal critique. We remembered to be kind, helpful and specific with our critique to support our peers with the rest of their writing!
So parents and carers are aware, as part of reading week, our KS2 children will be visiting Thorne Library at different points during WC 6th October and we can’t wait!
During Reading Week, our reading ambassadors will be hosting a family learning session to celebrate all things reading! The session will take place between 2pm – 3pm on Thursday 9th October.
There will also be a book sale, our crack the code competition and other bookish items to buy at the event!
If you would like to attend, please use the Google Form below to sign up so we know how many people will be attending.
Thank you!
