A huge well done to our year 5 and 6 cricketers who showed amazing development of their cricket skills today, placing third in the Doncaster tournament. It was great to see you taking onboard the feedback and your fielding in particular improved massively as the day progressed.
Shout out to Rahand, whose twelve runs helped cement our third place success against some really tough competition!
Well done to our two teams who represented Plover at a cricket tournament this afternoon in the blistering sunshine. One finished 5th and one a creditable joint 3rd. Shout out to Ellie who won a special recognition medal! #LovePlover
Just a reminder these children are taking part in a cricket competition tomorrow (Thursday 1st May)
10 boys– Yad A, Josiah C, Jacob C, Kodish J, Luke T, Rahand S, Vivan T, Miksang T, Bahman E, Matijas S
Can all boys please bring a packed lunch and come in PE kits on Thursday please. Can they also bring sun hats, sunglasses and sunscreen as well to protect them from the sunlight.
We will provide lots of bottles of water and a Plover sports top. Mr Schofield, Coach Callum and the boys are getting picked up at 11am and will be having their packed lunches at the venue.
We are due to arrive back at Plover Primary at 5.20pm for parents to pick up or children to walk home. I will email or blog incase of any major changes in timings.
Thanks
Mr Meade
Just a reminder that these Y5/6 girls are taking part in a cricket competition tomorrow:
Y5 girls (9) – Ellie L, Aseel A, Eri O, Peyton B, Lena C, Brooke W, Victoria S, Violet S, Olivia D
Y6 girls (10)- Esmae B, Scarlett C, Julita J, Kiara K, Lacey-Mae B, Taliah D, Eifa W, Ella B, Jerzie W, Eden Z
Can all girls please bring a packed lunch and come in PE kits tomorrow please. Can they also bring sun hats, sunglasses and sunscreen as well to protect them from the sunlight.
I will provide lots of bottles of water and a Plover sports top. We are getting picked up at 11.20am and will be having our packed lunches at the venue.
We are due to arrive back at Plover Primary at 4.45pm for parents to pick up or children to walk home. I will email or blog incase of any major changes in timings.
Thanks
Mr Meade
Today, 5S were shocked to learn that Victorian children as young as four had no choice but to work up to 12 hours a day, 6 days a week in mines to earn money and support their families.
In order to consider the hard work and suffering they experienced, we discussed the different jobs available to people in the mines and the gruelling work they had to undertake. We role played these jobs in groups then got back together to write about how we felt.
We all came away feeling really sorry for our ancestors who had to work this hard at such a young age. I want to praise the class for their sympathy and engagement with this lesson as it was tough to hear about.
