This afternoon at 2:30 class 1 have worked very hard to make Christmas items for their grown ups to buy. The sweet treats are 25p and guess the penguins name will be £1. Donations will be accepted. Entrance through class 1 door! Here is a sneak peek of the shop…
Piano Recital
Thank you Mrs Baulch for leading this mornings Piano Recital. The children played beautifully and it is wonderful to see the progress they have made. Well done everyone!
Nativity
Congratulations Class 1 and 2 for your fantastic Nativity performances. Thank you Mrs Whybrow and Miss Ripton for leading the team and helping the children to have this wonderful learning experience.
Christmas Tree Festival
Pop along to St. Nicholas Church this weekend to see the beautiful Christmas trees. Thank you Class 3 for decorating the school tree!
Reading buddies
This afternoon, Class 2 visited Class One to share their reading books. It was lovely to see all the children sharing their love of reading.
Frosty investigation
The children were excited to see frost on the field today, this led to a discussion about the difference between frost and snow. We learnt that frost comes when it is warm during the day causing moisture in the air and then the temperature dropping overnight. The children then explored the outdoor area and not… Read more »
Strep A / Scarlet fever
Christingle
This morning, we held a Christingle service in school led by Bishop Roger. Thank you to the pupils, staff and church visitors for attending and supporting the school with this learning opportunity. Thank you to Linda Towers and Class 4 for sourcing and constructing the Christingles for the children.
Advent
This week we have been learning about the significance of Advent in the Christian Calendar. The Holy Council led our worship on Monday and helped dress the altar. Thank you to Reverend Andy who continued our learning on Tuesday during our worship.
Gynmastics
With our sports coach we have been learning some gymnastics. We have been looking at all of our different gymnastic shapes and how to land safely.