This week our star of the week was Farley for always being kind, the first to help and ready to learn.
Our handwriting award went to Noah for working really hard to reduce the size of his writing and a great improvement in his presentation.
Our house point champion was Lilly for working incredibly hard on her reading.
Well done to you all!
Buttercup class have been learning what it means to be Jewish. This week the children have been finding out about Shabbat. To help the children understand what happens during Shabbat they made challah bread. They had a great time kneading the bread and enjoyed tasting the delicious sweet bread they had made.
This afternoon Buttercup class put their road safety knowledge into action. The children practised crossing the roads in small groups. All the children were extremely sensible and demonstrated a good understanding of how to keep themselves safe. Well done everyone!
This week there were 2 stars of the week; Stanley for impressing us with his understanding of how to group animals and Zayn for impressing us with his facts about animals.
Our handwriting award went to Phoebe for always using her best handwriting and presentation.
Our house point champion was Max who has made super good choices all week both in his learning and out in the playground.
We had a rights respecting afternoon. We looked at the focus rights we are celebrating in our school. We got into our house groups and took part in four different activities that related to a right. We have the right to a voice so had a debate with Mr Sandercombe. We have the right to rest and play so took part in a yoga session with Miss Smallshaw. We have the right to be safe so discussed road safety with Mrs Peters, (over the next week we will put this into practise by going out and crossing the road). We have the right to be healthy so took part in a food tasting experience with Miss Bull and discussed the importance of a balanced diet.
This afternoon we were treated to an ‘Open the Book’ assembly. The assembly focussed on the value of justice through the story of Jonah and the whale.
In the story Jonah ran away when he was given a difficult task by God. We learnt that Christians believe that God does not leave us alone with our struggles. He stands in the way when we run and challenges our selfishness.
We learnt that Christians believe that God helps us to become better people.
We really enjoyed the assembly and are working hard to be the best we can be.
This weeks handwriting award went to Maisy for working hard to ensure that she used her best pressntation across the curriculum.
The star of the week was Florence for always making sure she treats people fairly.
The house point champion was Ayva for working really hard during handwriting interventions.
Well done to you all!
We have been learning about our senses. We then used our senses to solve the problem of the missing teddy. We used our sense of taste to find the teddy that liked apples. We used our sense of sound to find the teddy that squeaked. We used our sense of touch to find the teddy that felt furry. We used our sense of sight to find the paw print that measured 10cm. We used our sense of smell to find the teddy that was minty. We put all the clues together and discovered that the missing teddy was called Daniel. We were great detectives.
This week’s handwriting award went to Niamh for working really hard on the cirrect letter formation and remembering to use her best presentation.
This week there are several stars of the week as all of these children worked really hard and showed they had git even better at writing.
The house point champion was awarded to Daniel who always does his best at eveything he does.
Well done to you all!
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