Yesterday, we walked down to the church for a beautiful Christingle service. We talked about the meaning of each part of the Christingle and sang some songs together. Once all the candles were lit (glow sticks for our younger children), we turned out the lights and said a special prayer.
The choir even performed for us.
Year 1 had a great time making their Christingles ready for church!
Congratulations to Grace S in Nursery and Arlo in Reception.
A big thank you to everyone who donated all of the used treasure to support our Toy Fair.
It was a huge success and enjoyed by all!
We’ve had an excellent day celebrating the start of the Men’s World Cup 2022. This morning, we participated in a whole-school penalty shoot out against our Year 6 Sports Leaders. Then, this afternoon EYFS and Key Stage One participated in football crafts whilst watching the football and Key Stage Two chose between crafts, sports and watching the game.
Marsden loved our first Friendship Friday. Some classes read with a friend, some played a game with a friend, EYFS picked a greeting for a friend and many more activities.
More pictures to be added 😊
To celebrate Friendship Friday, Y2 created friendship bracelets for their favourite friends using rainbow coloured wool.
Everybody, including Ms Gilbert, Ms Hope and Ms Griffiths were given a bracelet by their kind friends, We all had great fun!
Today, we all took part in Run Pudsey which raises money for Children in Need. Each class had time in the hall to complete their sponsored sporting events. All of the children had a great time and loved raising money for such a brilliant cause. We also took part in Pudsey themed activities in class.
Well done to school council for organising the games and selling cakes!
Thank you to everyone for donating!
Y2 have been tasked with designing and making a stable chair for baby bear. In their first lesson, the children investigated what makes a structure stable. They made a sphere, cube, pyramid and cylinder and experimented to see how high they had to lift the board before the shape rolled off. By the end of the lesson, the children knew that stable structures are:
– low in height
– have a flat base
– are wide
Great work Year 2!
Year Four have been learning how to use shades and tints to give a three-dimensional effect.
I’m sure you’ll agree that their artwork is fantastic!
