Mrs Thomas asked the children for some ideas for activities that could be included in Breakfast Club. They went away to chat to their friends and collated some lists. We then came back together, discussed and finalised a wish list for Mrs Moody. The new items have arrived and will be rolled out into Breakfast Club after half term!
To support the national knife crime week of action this week, The Prevention Through Education Team has created the attached e-leaflets for parents and carers.
Huge congratulations to all of the children in Year 6 who completed their SATs this week.
The children took everything in their stride and worked hard to ‘Be The Best They Can Be‘ across all of the tests.
Well done everyone – you are true Navigators!
This week our Y5 children have been taking part in bikeability.
I am really proud to say, that the feedback from both our staff and visitors about the impecable manners and behaviour of the children has been amazing.
The Bikability staff shared how the children had made them smile throughout the week and that they will be using Hebburn Lakes as an example of excellence when they visit other schools in the Borough.
We ask our Y5 Navigators to ‘Lead the Way’ and after such glowing feedback, what more could we ask for?
Well done Y5, we are so proud of you all!
Today we took part in our ‘sponsored sports circuits’ in collaboration with ‘Sports for Schools’. The children were all extremely motivated and willing to have a go which made the whole event a huge success. Lucy and Chris who carried out the event commented on how amazing and committed the children were and that they were a credit to the whole school. The session was finished off with question and answer style assembly where the children found out all about Lucy’s path to becoming a Paralympian. The message from Lucy was ‘you can achieve your dreams if you just give 100% to all you do’. Well done Hebburn Lakes!
This week Year 2 have started their new Learning Means the World theme, Going Wild!
To start our science based theme we collected photographs of our pets. We used guidance from the RSPCA to create posters of ‘How to looks after pets’.
The children showed just how knowledgeable and caring they are, and produced brilliant, eye-catching posters, full of good advice for pet owners.
