We had 4 happy children who won an Asda voucher for themselves and their parents when they were picked out for having 100% this half term.
That History Bloke visited year 6 dressed as an Ancient Greek citizen and told us lots about the Ancient Greeks. We got to look at many artefacts, wrote our name in Greek using real ink and played a Greek game.
Well done to all our winners this term
The children enjoyed performing in their Christmas Performances this week!
For Children in Need, the school council created a school competition to design a new eye patch for Pudsey. They collected the entries and judged them very carefully in our most recent meeting. After the winners from each class were selected, the school council chose a book for that child as a prize. The council members presented the winners with their prizes in our celebration assembly on Friday morning.
Congratulations to these children who were presented with Maths certificates in assembly. The child in each class who has made the most progress with their TT Rockstars gig since starting this academic year received a certificate. There were 3 very special awards given to children who achieved 100/100 on their latest gig which is impressive, so an extra special well done to Finley Jopling, Ella-May Grant and Darla Mihaita!
Today, year 6 began part of their art project linked to making lyres. We used newspaper, florist wire, polythene sheeting and mod roc to create the frame of a lyre – the first musical instrument according to ancient Greek mythology
As part of an art project, year 6 studied British milliners and some weird and wonderful hat designs as well as more practical ones. Pupils then thought of some designs they might like to see of a hat and finally designed prototypes of their own. It was fun to be explorative and creative with unique ideas.
One of our lunchtime club is yra5/6 games club. The children always have a great time.
On Friday, our boy’s football team competed in the Bart Rippon Cup at Temple Park. There were 15 teams competing in total across the day, so the boys had lots of playing time. Overall we finished 4th place in our group matches, winning one game 4-0, drawing 0-0, and losing two matches 1-0. The games were very close and it is exciting to see our players continue to improve; they represented our school extremely well. Man of the Match was our Goalkeeper, Danial, for the fantastic saves he made throughout the day. Well done everyone!
