In English lessons, we have been working super hard to accurately punctuate sentences by identifying the verb, subject and leftovers. Everyone has worked well both collaboratively and independently. Your subject knowledge and ability to explain has been very impressive. Keep up the good work!
Miss Brown
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Well done to all of our Pride of Plover winners this week!
As a crew, we have been thinking hard about what makes a good friend and reflecting on how each of us show this. I have been assured by my friends that I give the best hugs. Other crew mates always include people in their games or help people if the look sad by making them laugh. We have each designed a link to create our own āCrewā friendship chain. I look forward to adding the final product to our Crew board.
Keep on being amazing, Crew Haycock and remember: we all need a great friend to help us through our experiences. You might be that special person for someone who can help them in their time of need. Whatever that need may be.
Mrs Haycock
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Finding words in a dictionary can be a tricky skill to learn; but with weekly practice, we are getting there. Some children are even ready to take on āHaycock the Hustlerā and compete to be the quickest to find all of our Speedy Reading key words.
Can any one beat my record times? Whoās up for the challenge, 3H?
Mrs Haycock
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3H have been working really hard to build their understanding of different grades of pencil and the variety of effects that can be made by them. Theyāve also improved their use of a range of shading teachings in preparation for the creation of their final products.
Well done everyone, keeping looking and working hard!
Mrs Haycock
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Kyryl and Raegan have really enjoyed reading to learn more about World War Two together every Tuesday morning. Their faces say it allā¦look how happy and engaged they both are!
Well done boys, you make a great team. I wonder what facts you can remember?
Mrs Haycock
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Just a reminder that these Y3/4 children are playing in a football tournament tomorrow afternoon (Thursday 10th October): Samuel S, Bobby E, George E, Ralph C, Evanas S, Sulieman A, Nevaeh B, Angel R, Raegan B, Kodie-Lee H.
The coach will pick the 10 children and Mr Meade up at 12pm. The coach will drop us back off at Plover after school at approx. 4.30pm, for parents to then pick up.
Can all children please bring to school tomorrow, football boots/trainers, shinpads, water bottle, waterproof coat. Mr Meade will provide sports kit for all the children.
If the time of drop off is earlier or later then 4.30pm [email protected] will email parents to inform you.
Thanks Mr Meade
We have Bikeability, Cycle North and Olympic Cyclist Ed Clancy visiting on Tuesday 15th October.
They are going to work with non-rider children in KS2 (Years 3,4,5,6)
Please complete the survey by the end of Tuesday 8th October, so we know which children can and can’t ride a bike.
Thank you
