Ready for our interactive workshop 🦋
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Roman researchers 🛡️🏛️🏺
Academic crew ✖️
LKS2 Homelearning
It has been lovely to see some Romans linked home learning being brought into school this week.
I would love to celebrate the great work completed at home in our Community Crew events, so keep bringing your home learning in. Not only do you get rewarded with crew coins, but you may also get a ‘Dip in the Box’ prize.
We love to see all your ideas, but if you want some more, have a look at the suggestions on the second page of the document attached to the blog.
I look forward to seeing what you bring in!
Mrs Graves
#LovePlover
4H hockey practice
A rainy day for PE so the children had lots of fun in the hall to keep dry. The children really enjoyed learning how to control their hockey ball and even played a fun game at the end that tested their control and alertness.
#Loveplover
Miss Wood
Roman workshop day
I couldn’t think of a better way to end the week! Today’s Roman workshop has been amazing. Thank you Claire.
Mrs Haycock
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Family Learning
What a fabulous turn out! Thank you to all parents, carers and other family members who came along today to engage in our family learning event. Classrooms have been immersed and our final product is well on the way to completion already. It is going to look incredible.
If you have moved to Doncaster from elsewhere, and would still be willing to share your story with us, please feel free to jot a few notes down and hand into me or drop me an email. More of us have moved to Doncaster than we thought for – I’m from Hastings originally. I wonder how diverse our Plover family actually is?
Mrs Haycock
#LovePlover
We are historians: Doncaster Museum Library
What another fabulous day! So much learning covered in a fun and interactive way. The ladies who ran the workshop were incredibly impressed with the behaviour and learning attitudes of all children. You did yourselves and Plover proud guys! Well done.
Mrs Haycock
#LovePlover
Roman Quest Day
What a way to start the week! Challenges were laid down by the Roman Army and by a Celtic warrior too. Effective team work, map reading, Roman Numeral maths and even archeological digging were required to crack the code, open the box and discover our fate. Did we crack the code? If so, would we join the Roman Army? Or become one of the local tribe members?
Well done 4H! You cracked the code and opened the box!
Mrs Haycock
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