Today the children re-enacted what life was like in the early days of The Benin Kingdom. They each formed villages and then traded items with other villages in the class. By trading, the children realised that by pooling resources with other villagers, they were able to prosper. This is how the Benin Kingdom was formed.
This week Reception have been all things pumpkin as we have been using the story Pumpkin Soup in English . We investigated, counted, painted and created so much pumpkin themed learning! We also talked about Remembrance Day and created poppies for our tree⭐️❤️⭐️
These are the Year 5 and 6 School Sports Leaders for Hebburn Lakes Primary School. They are learning how to support all of the children in Physical Education (PE) and Physical Activity and will be completing a series of tasks throughout the year to enhance our leadership. The first session was the launch day where the children found out what they will be doing, the rules involved and their first task for this half term. They also participated in a bunch of activities which involved resilience, communication and team work which are the foundations to being a good leader.
2 Red have really enjoyed their teamwork tasks this week. In Maths they investigated, ‘proved it’ and looked for patterns in their number bonds. Each time they showed how to work systematically and to communicate effectively within their teams.
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THIS SUNDAY AT EPPLETON
The Lasses continue their Barclays WSL2 campaign as they go head-to-head with Portsmouth on Sunday 9 November.
PLUS – you can still get 2 adults and 2 kids tickets for a price of just £22, that’s a whole tenner off!
This game will be part of Sunderland’s Heroes Week, celebrating and magnifying the amazing military history of the club. As this game will be taking place on Remembrance Sunday, this will be an extra special occasion.
 A chance to strengthen the promotion charge Fun for the whole family for just £22! Food & drink available from 1pmCan’t make it to this game? ALL of our home league games in 2025 are now available to book now via our website, as well as our Subway Women’s League Cup tie against Durham. You can also now purchase tickets for the Lasses’ trip to St James’ Park to play Newcastle on 16 November.
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We have had a very busy first week back! Using our maths skills, Sounds Write skills and being very creative. We have been looking at China and visiting our Chinese restaurant we created.
We had a visit from Reverend Ian this morning. He talked to the children about a special event called Remembrance Day. The children discussed what it means to be a great person. They then talked about special places and how every cemetery has a special place called the War Cemetery and War Memorial. He then explained Jesus said greatness is what you give. So we need to help each other. They children then gave ideas of how we could all be helpful.
We have had a great time at our Halloween disco. We all looked scarily good too!
We have been learning about the early life of Moses and the importance of the story of the burning bush. We also looked at the importance of Hanukkah and Passover in Jewish life.
