Truthful

This half term we are focussing on our Christian value – Truthful. Thank you to George who lead our worship today linking The Parable of the Sower with our value. I was very proud of the children who thought about how they can be good people and tell the truth; even when its difficult to… Read more »

The big royal chocolate cake!

Class One made a rather delicious big royal chocolate cake. We baked yesterday and hid the cake from the Brigends overnight. Today, we iced our quadruple layer cake and ate it for snack. There was so much cake we shared it with the other classes. We hope you enjoy the break and we see you… Read more »

Rotary donation

The RotaKids met with Bryan Davenport from Rotary Club today to receive a cheque for the school. The donation will be used to purchase lockers for Class 3. Thank you Rotary and RotaKids for your hard work. We look forward to the next project.

Signing

This afternoon Class One impressed Mrs Archer with our BSL greetings. We learnt how to say Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Nice to meet you and many more. Ask your child is they can show you their greetings.

Persevering

Today, in Collective Worship, we reflected on the Queen’s Ascension to the throne in 1952 following the death of her father King George VI. We reflected on Queen Elizabeth II perseverance throughout her 70 year reign.

Zones of Regulation (ZoR)

Hello all, Just wanted to do a little recall about the Zones of Regulation and how we are using it in school. The Zones of Regulation is a curriculum and it uses a systematic, cognitive behavioural approach to teach self-regulation (how we manage our feelings). ZoR helps to teach mindful behaviour by categorising all the… Read more »

The year of the tiger!

Today, class one have been learning about the Chinese New Year and the animals of the zodiac. The children found out their animal sign too! For snack we tried some noodles, dipped sugar snap peas in sweet and sour sauce and also tried Black Bean sauce. Obviously we had to have prawn crackers too, yummy.

Truth or lie?

The children enjoyed a game of true or false in Collective Worship on Monday as we explored the theme of persevering with the truth. After telling a few exaggerated tales, I then told a true story (just like in the story of the boy who cried wolf). The children realised how difficult it is to… Read more »

Breakfast for a knight.

We had a really fun time today making breakfast fit for a knight. We mixed porridge oats, chocolate and raisins with warm milk. The children compared it to a milkshake and very much enjoyed eating it.

Rogue gallery!

Today in class one, we imagined what the Brigends (from our focus story) looked like. The children spent a great deal of time on their drawings and as you can see from the photos below, they have imagined some scary rogues. Mrs Whybrow, Miss Ripton and Miss White