LKS2 celebration of learning

LKS2 celebration of learning event is tomorrow at 2pm. The children have worked incredibly hard to perform some of their poetry, songs and showcase their beautiful art work.

After the performance, children’s individual pouring canvases will be sold in the spare classroom at a minimum donation of £2. Children’s artwork will also be displayed in their classrooms as a gallery where an order can be placed for a minimum donation of 50p.

Proceeds from the sales will go towards the Disasters Emergence Committee charity as well as school funds to support your child’s further expeditions.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Plover Summer HAF Camp

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 â€“ Direct Link (can be accessed via the QR code on the flyer too).

We are making fossils…

Year 3 have set up an experiment to help them understand fossils and how they are formed. I wonder what they will discover when they finally uncover their buried specimens.

Mrs Haycock

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Y3/4 & Y5/6 Tennis Competition

Good morning

Just a reminder tha these children are taking part in a tennis competition this afternoon (Isla L, Sergi, Jacob F, Slavi, Tommy W, Johnny, Eden, Tim)

Can all children please come in PE kits, have suncream applied, bring a waterproof coat (just in case of sunshine or rain) and bring a water bottle. They will have lunch at school as normal, then go to the tournament at 12.50pm on the bus. Children will be back at Plover Primary school for 4pm.

We will email or blog if the time of arrival back at Plover changes.

Thank you

Volcano experiment

In 3B, we have been learning all about the parts of a volcano and how they have been formed. The class were very excited to have a go at creating their own mini volcanoes using sourdough to erupt. We then used dyed sourdough to place over the erupted “lava” replicate the building of layers of solidified lava (igneous rock) over time after each eruption.

Miss Brown

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3B are Geologists

3B have been learning all about different types of rocks to identify and compare different rocks and learnt all about the rock cycle. We have also been very lucky to have a special expert in the field to share their knowledge of rocks with the class which they all loved too.

Miss Brown

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Thank you, Andrew!

We have been visited by a real-life geologist! Andrew came to visit to speak to us about the rock cycle and how different types of rock are formed. He was fascinating and even taught us about the rock beneath our school!

He brought lots of samples of different rocks with him. Some had traces of silver in them! Looking at and exploring rocks with him has really helped us to build our background knowledge for this case study.

Thank you Andrew!

Mrs Haycock

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