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EYFS welcomed some visitors into their classroom to talk about the importance of staying healthy. We passed a ball around which was covered in glitter to demonstrate how easily germs are spread.
After this, we practised how to wash our hands correctly to make sure we kill the germs.
Another important topic we discussed was looking after our teeth. Nursery 30 hours children and Reception will brush their teeth everyday at school to keep them clean and healthy.
This week, Year Four began exploring structure and texture in music. They used body percussion to recreate the piece “Pitter, Patter Raindrops”.
Congratulations to this week’s Child of the week winners it was a very difficult choice as everyone has been working super hard!
Well done to our TTRockstar winner and sporting stars too!
Meet this years school councillors!
Representing EYFS is: Amelie and Oliver
Representing Y1 is: Rufus and Millie
Year 2: Ben and Isabelle
Year 3:Willow and Jayden
Year 4: Anya and Zac
Year 5: Aimee-Rose and Ethan
Year 6: Thea and Elliot
Mrs Stothard and Miss Kane are looking forward to hearing all of your amazing ideas!
Congratulations to this week’s winners. Well done everyone!
Since returning to school we have had some brilliant sporting achievements. Well done everyone I am sure we’ll have some great athletes in the future.
Congratulations to our first winners of Child of the Week. All teachers have been very impressed on the first week back. Well done everyone!
Eden joined Nursery last week and is already determined to spread happiness in school. She made her Nursery friends a “Happy Pack” each containing bubbles and some love hearts. She certainly made her friends and teachers smile!! 😊
Reception have been full of smiles as they returned back to school last week. We’ve made lots of new friendships and settled in well!
Years 5 and 6 headed to the coast this week to take part in the Great North Run Fit for the Finish event. The children participated in a 1.4km run and were rewarded with a special appearance from none other than Sir Mo Farah! Despite it being his last professional race, Sir Mo took the time to warm up with the children, share some running tips and then take some questions from the children once they were all done. We had a fabulous morning. Well done everyone!
