Congratulations to Harry in 6 Blue who last Saturday took part in a North East Harrier League cross-country competition. Harry finished a very creditable 37th out of 68 athletes in the Under-11s race. We have so many children across Hebburn Lakes who take part in sporting events out-of-school, so keep up the good work everyone and well done Harry!
We have been busy bees in Reception today. Exploring, making new friends and physical fun Friday outside in the sun!
The children have settled into Year 1 wonderfully! We have already started our Learning Means The World Theme ‘ Happily Ever After’ in which we are researching fairy tales and their settings and characters. In our Maths we have been counting forwards and backwards and saying 1 more and 1 less than a given number. We are already learning so much and can’t wait to see what else we can do.
Dr Bike session at Hebburn Lakes.
Please bring your bike to school on the 17th October. Make sure it is in a bike shed ready for inspection. Any minor faults will be fixed.
While the rest of the school participated in sports day, Nursery explored ways to get active and have fun. We loved playing on the trim trail, practicing our balancing and climbing skills. We also took part in some mini races on the nursery yard. Watch out as I’m sure we have some super athletes in the making!
What a great morning we have all had. I’m glad to see that their training and determination has paid off. The children have all had such a great time as you can see by the pictures….
The children in 1 Red loved Sports Day and it was made even more special by our parents coming to watch. We had a great time. We ran relays, egg and spoon race, bean bag balance, sack race and football skills. We loved showing off our amazing skills!
We had a fantastic time ….a huge thank you to all the parents that came and cheered for us!
Even the weather was kind!
Well done 7 Red
we all need a lie down now!
This week the children had a fantastic opportunity to take part in R.E workshops based around the Indian festival of colour, ‘Holi’. Kalpesh from K’z Dance Entertainment Ltd taught all the children some traditional Indian dances and discussed with them the meaning of the Holi festival. At the end of the day the whole school came together and performed the dances taught earlier in the day, the children and staff had some wonderful moves! At the end of the performance everyone took part in throwing colourful dyes at one another to celebrate Holi, just like it is carried out in India.
