We have successfully worked in teams to place many of the key events of the growth of the Roman Empire on a timeline. We found it really exciting when we were able to provide written feedback for our peers too.
Mrs Haycock
#LovePlover
We have successfully worked in teams to place many of the key events of the growth of the Roman Empire on a timeline. We found it really exciting when we were able to provide written feedback for our peers too.
Mrs Haycock
#LovePlover
You see lollipop sticks, I see a building opportunity! Why just look at Roman numerals when we are learning about them when we can use lollipop sticks to build them instead? With a little bit of collaboration and a sprinkle of competitive spirit, time quite literally flew by whilst we were having fun. Erm, I mean learning! Excellent engagement and progress from everyone…well done folks!
Mrs Haycock
#LovePlover
All of your children have really enjoyed the tennis coaching they have received over the past few weeks. Not all have found it easy and some have had to show great courage to keep trying until they succeeded. Consequently, everyone’s skills have grown immensely – no matter what their starting point was. The sportsmanship they have shown has been genuinely beautiful to watch: encouraging each other when faced with challenges; celebrating with each other when achievements were made; and showing pride for one another when awards were allocated. Well done 4H, keep smashing it!
Mrs Haycock
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What a fantastic opportunity we have available to us. Every child in Year 4 is learning to play the ukulele with a specialised music teacher and you know what? We sound pretty good already – after just a few lessons! I cannot imagine how far these lessons will take us, but I do know the journey is going to be great.
Well everyone – I hope you are enjoying these lessons.
Mrs Haycock
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Ping Pong Pete has visited Plover to deliver bespoke Ping Pong sessions with all classes throughout school. It was great fun. We learnt some important points about sportsmanship and well as technical points such as how to stand; how to hold the bat; and how to serve the ball. He created some really fun challenges for us to complete too. I hold my head in shame as I was clearly defeated when Ianis was paired against me! You are an awesome player Ianis, well done! I blame the heels I was wearing – not my lack of skill!
Mrs Haycock
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Apologies to all Y4 parents and carers. My device has not been allowing me to blog over the past few weeks, so I have been unable to do so. The glitch seems to have been rectified at last and some kind of technical magic that I don’t understand has happened.
Some of the events that I am about to blog happened a while back, but I still want to share your amazing children with you because they are awesome!
Mrs Haycock
#LovePlover
A huge well done to our fabulous Key Stage 2 swimmers this who demonstrated great courage against some really well trained competition this afternoon.
A special shout-out to Alec and Miksang who received medals for top three performances in their events!
Last week Y5/6, this week Y3/4 sadly went out at the quarter finals stage in a penalty shootout! They won 3 games, drew 2 and only lost 1. Finishing a creditable 5th of of 10 schools. Well done Kyla for your stand out performances! #LovePlover

Just a reminder these children are going to the Y3/4 football competition tomorrow at Owston Park Primary, can they bring football boots, shin pads, water bottle and a rain coat, kit will be provide for them to get changed into after their school photos:
Kyla S, Riley B, Sulieman A, Mason D, Kyryl H, Kodie-Lee H, Jacob F, Ianis P, Nevaeh C, Raegan B.