Last Thursday was a very exciting day in 3 Blue, as we were on the last chapter of our very exciting book ‘Stitch Head’. By Guy Bass. To help celebrate what has been such a great book we went to read it in the new outdoor classroom. As you can see from the pictures we all felt very honored to be one of the first classes in there.
Well done to our 100% attendance winners for last week.
This week in DT, we designed and made a pair of hairy trousers like Ragnar Lothbrok’s, which could protect us in battle.
We are thrilled to share with you that our Rainbow Flag evidence has been reviewed from our recent audit and we can proudly say that we have achieved the award again!
Well done to the children, staff and wider school community for supporting us and joining our commitment to positive LGBT+ inclusion and visibility.
Dear Community,
A number of parents and carers have asked about advice around their child’s or young person’s sleep patterns and I would like to share the following links with you.
The Sleep Charity is an award winning national charity offering support, advice and training to everyone. Please click on the link below for more information.
https://thesleepcharity.org.uk/
The Witherslack Group is offering a free webinar SEN: Children and Sleep on Friday 15th March at 10am. Please follow the link below for more information.
https://www.witherslackgroup.co.uk/resources/sen-children-and-sleep/
I do hope that you find these useful.
Jo Donkin
SENDCo
The nursery children have enjoyed exploring the trim trail on the main school yard today. After a very windy start to the week, we were happy to get outside for some outdoor fun. We practiced our climbing and balancing skills – we were all incredibly brave, attempting lots of challenging obstacles.
We’re already looking forward to our next visit to the trim trail!
Nursery AM
Nursery PM
As part of our ‘Come Fly With Me; Africa’ theme, Year 4 have been looking at traditional ceremonial masks. Here are our own African style Masks.
Today 2 Red have been looking for signs of Autumn in the school garden. The children collected natural materials and used these in an Autumn picture.
The Foundation of Light will be running family learning sessions at Hebburn Family Hub. The 8-week course allows adults to spend time thinking about their own and their child’s mental well-being. Topics covered include, communicating and managing emotions, self-esteem, resilience, anger and stress and is suitable for parents with children aged 7-11 years old.
As well as the 8 parent sessions a further session will run in which children can also attend and join in some fun activities.
To register your interest please email:
The countdown is on… Only 2 days until the launch of the St Oswald’s Shaun the Sheep on the Tyne art trail!The fabulousflock of 115 big and little sheep will take to the streets of the NorthEast for ten weeks ofcelebration in support of St Oswald’sHospice.
The trail map and app will launch very soon, so watch this space if you’re hoping to find them all – including our very own sculpture, lovingly named “Olor” by the children (“Olor” is the Latin word for Swan).
