Today’s character trait has been ‘compassion’.
As part of the day, we have shown compassion to our ‘Baby Eggs’, who needed clothing, shelter and care – we had great fun using our imagination to create them.
Then it was the colour run in aid of our school and chosen charity the RSPCA (that we learnt about yesterday). Despite a few early drops of rain, we had great fun turning ourselves into colourful rainbows!!
Mrs Graves
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It was great to welcome everyone back for the start of the new school year.
This week is based around developing our positive character traits and today, the focus was on ‘Courage’ – and really did have to face our fears (me included!).
We were lucky enough to be visited by Nick from Project Wild, who brought some of his little friends along with him – Humphrey the snake, Cinnamon and Liquorice the millipedes and Charlie the Tarantula!! Many of us had to show a lot of courage, as we held, stroked or high-fived our mini-beast visitors! It was amazing to see how everyone embraced the situation and really used their courage – even though they had been so scared to begin with!
We then completed some ‘Commando Joe’ challenges, working together to problem-solve and support each other to be courageous.
Finally we discussed different types of courage and how courage is often represented in films and stories, and thought about if we were to create a courageous character, what would they be like!
We have had a great day and I feel so proud of everyone and how they took part in the challenges we have thrown at them today – what a great start to the school year.
I wonder what tomorrow’s character trait will be?
Mrs Graves
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Last week’s Pride of Plover was a huge one! The stories we heard of personal resilience and overcoming challenges were inspiring. It was great to see how we all make progress in different ways and at different paces but that working hard is always the key. Well done to everyone for showing us what it takes to be our Pride of Plover.
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KS1 finally got their sports day today and what a great time we had! 2P really enjoyed the mix of different activities that we got to have a go at, with the javelin being the surprising favourite (despite the wind!). We all worked hard and had great fun and even challenged ourselves to do things we weren’t sure we could do. Well done 2P!
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This week KS1 had a very special guest come to visit us. Captain Adrian Bagnall is a retired Pilot with more than 3 decades of experience flying all over the world with British Airways. He talked about his journey to becoming a pilot and some of his experiences. He showed us lots of photographs and videos from his time of being a pilot. The children asked some fantastic questions which really showcased how much they have learned and enjoyed our current expedition.
Good Morning all
We are please to announce that Legacy Sport Yorkshire will be hosting a FREE Summer Sports & Activities Camp at Plover in the upcoming Summer holidays.
Please see how to book below – the flyer is attached as the booking form and availability etc. is all live and functional via the website.
https://legacysportyorkshire.as.me/?calendarID=12306099 – Direct Link (can be accessed via the QR code on the flyer too).
This week, Year 2 have been learning the difference between volume and capacity in Maths. We have learnt about the different units of measurement that are used to measure liquid and which can be used to measure larger or smaller amounts. We then used a range of different containers and worked collaboratively to try and order them in order from the largest capacity to the smallest. We soon worked out the a tall container doesn’t mean a larger capacity ! Great work Year 2!
