Our Upper Key Stage Two Boys’ Football Team played their next round of matches on Tuesday evening, winning both games and scoring an impressive 12 goals in the process! The team are playing with a lot of confidence and some of the goals have been fantastic passing moves. Special mention to captain Jayden who scored with a long-range effort that can only be described as a ‘worldie’! Well done boys and well done to all of the players representing their schools on the night.
As part of the Council’s ongoing commitment to making our local area inclusive for children and young people with SEND, we are currently looking for views from parents/carers on parks and play areas, specifically specialist equipment within them. Would it be possible for you to share the following information with parents/carers via any methods you use (social media, e-mail etc)
| South Tyneside Council is committed to improving local parks and play areas for children and young people with SEND. Following feedback from families, we are looking to install specialist/accessible equipment in parks and play areas across the local area. We would like to get your views on this. Please complete this survey to tell us your views.
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Well done to those children who achieved 100% attendance for last week.
Keep up the great effort!
Every school day counts in a child’s academic life… A missed school day is a lost opportunity for children to learn.
Year 6 were scientists this afternoon as they carried out an investigation into the effects of air resistance. We had already learned that air resistance is a type of friction and today we looked at it in action. The children planned a fair test involving parachutes of different sizes. By timing their descents, we were able to conclude that objects with a larger surface area generate more air resistance. This is great news for skydivers! Super teamwork everyone!
As part of our ‘A World of Bright Ideas‘ theme, 6 Blue have recently been creating their own range of greetings cards. We looked into the meanings of the terms ‘copyright’ and ‘trademark’ before planning our designs. The children printed the cards using embossed polystyrene sheets, rollers and block printing ink to create some very professional-looking end products. Well done everyone – here is a sample of some of the cards!
