We have been working really hard in Years 3 and 4 to produce portraits of our key artist: Henry Moore. Just look at this beautiful work to be proud of…
Every child needs to be proud of their achievements this week. I hope they take on their next artistic challenge of working with the media that Moore had available to him during World War Two with as much enthusiasm and support for each other as they have over the last few days…true crew!
Mrs Haycock
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Please join us to celebrate the children’s learning at Intake Library at 2pm on Wednesday 27th November 2024. We will be showing children’s amazing artwork as well as a range of their writing.
3B were lucky to have a little BSL lesson from members of our deaf community at Plover school. Rahoz, Zuzanna and Joe all helped the class learn some key BLS sign, including the alphabet. The kids did a great job of matching the sign to the letter and learnt how to finger sign different words. Everyone has been set a challenge to learn how to sign their name which will be checked in 2 weeks. I wonder if everyone can do it?
Miss Brown
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We have been using the skills that we have been building up recently to sketch a portrait of our key artist: Henry Moore. Our skills of observation and proportion have improved dramatically and I cannot wait to see the finished portraits later this week!
Keep looking carefully and working hard everyone. Your artwork is fabulous!
Mrs Haycock
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We have been thinking really carefully about what makes a good friend during our We Care Wednesday Crew sessions. We have thought about friendships such as Shrek and Donkey; R2D2 and C3PO; and Woody and Buzz. We considered how we knew that they were friends and what they would do if they ever had a falling out. Then we thought about our own friendships and how we could react or respond to our friends if we ever fall out.
Well done everyone, let’s look after each other and do all we can to support and care for each other.
Mrs Haycock
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It was with great pride that we had the opportunity to represent Plover School today at the Doncaster Remembrance Sunday Parade at the Cenotaph on Bennetthorpe.
Paisley and Anwyn carried the wreath, with the centre piece incorporating LKS2 children’s images, and placed it on the cenotaph, to complete the ceremony.
It meant so much to see many of the Armed Forces, both past and present, there and really made us think about our LKS2 expedition, ‘Lest We Forget; How does war change lives?”
Hopefully, this will become an annual event for Plover.
Mrs Graves
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