This week saw the return of Governor Day. It was even more exciting for the children as the Chair and Vice Chair gave an assembly about the governing body role and how they help the school.
Well done to 7 Red who achieved 100% last week, 2 Blue 96%,4 Blue 96%,5 Red 97.5% and 6 Blue 99.3%.
Our brilliant Upper Key Stage Two Boys’ Football Team continued this season’s fantastic run of results with another thrilling display at today’s Bart Rippon Cup event at Temple Park. Having qualified for the semi-final stage during the morning fixtures, the boys then made it through to this afternoon’s final with a narrow 1-0 victory over Harton. The final was another closely-contested game which eventually went to a dreaded penalty shoot-out! By a whisker, we were defeated by St. Matthew’s, who went away as today’s cup winners – congratulations to them and well done to all of the children who represented their schools today.
I am so proud of the players’ efforts and attitude to finish runners-up – you are all a credit to yourselves and it was a pleasure to take you there today. Well done boys!
Attendance for week beginning 23rd May to 26th May
Well done to 1 Red for achieving 98.28%, 2 Red 96.55%,
3 Blue 96.67%, 5 Red 97.41%.
In year 4 we have been learning about one of Brazil’s most famous artists, Romero Britto. We were inspired by his bright and colourful art work and used his ideas to create our own textiles, using material layering.
Yesterday afternoon, Year 4 answered the question ‘What is the commonwealth?’ Our year group choose Jamaica as our country to learn about. We looked at how Jamaica is part of the commonwealth and searched for Jamaica on Google Earth to see what it looks like.
Well done to 7 Red who achieved 100% attendance last week. Congratulations also to 1 Red 97.9%, 2 Blue 96.6%,2 Red 96.2%, 4 Red 96%,6 Blue 98% and 7 Blue 97% .
Well done to 6 Red and 7 Blue who achieved 100% attendance last week.
Well done also to 6 Blue achieving 99.3%, 4 Red 98%,3 Blue 97.3%, 2 Red 96.5% and Reception Red 96.6%.
LikeToday we had some very special visitors in Nursery. The chicks, which hatched last week in our reception class, came to see us. We all held them and talked about what they felt like. We could hear them making chirping noises too. The children were all very sensible. They understood that we had to be gentle and quiet with the chicks, to keep them safe and make sure we didn’t scare them.
