Class 1N Plover postcards

4th February 2022Marie Newton

Well done guys, for consistently following the Plover pledge and working so hard everyday at school.

keep up being totally awesome!
Miss Newton

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Pride of Plover

4th February 2022Marie Newton

well done to Anwyn who is recently new to school. She has worked so hard not only at school and produced fantastic work, but also at home too.
keep up the fab work!
Miss Newton
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    KS1 Pride of Plovers 🌟

    4th February 2022Joshua Meade

    A huge well done to all our yellow T-shirt winners in year one and year two. It is clear to see how proud they all are and what great roles models they’ll be next week.
    1M – George always tries his best, has been to school everyday this week, completed all his home learning and been trying really hard with his reading.
    1N – Anywn was ill last week, however this didn’t stop her working hard as she completed all her home learning pack and has continued that same hard work in school this week.
    2P – Mia always produces exceptional work, but this week her final write is just phenomenal. Future author in the making?
    2B – Roscoes confidence and effort in class has grown so much this week. As well as producing some excellent home learning. Keep it up buddy!
    #LovePlover

    TGB Thursday in Crew

    3rd February 2022Joshua Meade

    In academic crew this morning Crew Meade have been developing their phonics and reading skills on reading eggs.

    We have celebrated another 100% attendance for all our crew today, so fingers cross we win some crew cash tomorrow if we get another 100% tomorrow.

    It is brilliant to see a lot of our crew have been reading at home and completed their homework from yesterday!

    #LovePlover

    Leading their own Learning at Home

    2nd February 2022Joshua Meade

    Check out Hasty’s awesome animal report, Casey’s beautiful recycled jellyfish and purposeful poster, and Oscar’s brilliant mini-beast habitat and sea habitat projects.

    Again, we are blown away by how immersed children are to continue their learning at home relating to our expedition… They are starting to really think about – “How will what I do today to impact the world tomorrow?”

    #LovePlover

    Year 1 Updates on Home learning

    1st February 2022Joshua Meade

    Hi KS1 grown ups,

    Just a reminder following on from last weeks paper slip.

    • Phonics reading books and plastic book bags to be read and brought in daily.
    • Boggledy book and cotton beige bags to be brought in every TUESDAY – to read for pleasure as an aspirational book.
    • 12 high frequency word spellings have been given out today for children to practise everyday as there will be a little test on Friday.
    • Literacy and Maths work sheets will be given on a Wednesday and Thursday. These are to be returned on a Friday.
    • Freckle and Reading Eggs are fantastic online platforms to develop fundamental skills and we will be monitoring time spent on these 🙂

    Prizes and rewards will be awarded to children who are completing these tasks!

    All of the above are to support your child’s education at home, along with the learning they do every day in school which their reports shared last week in the pledges section.

    Thank you for your continued support! #LovePlover

    Life Cycle Learning!

    1st February 2022Lucy Barker

    Today we have been learning about simple life cycles (we focused on the life cycles of a frog) and habitats! I wonder if any of you can write sentences at home about what you have learnt today? Take a look at the photos below of the some of the cycles we were able to work out. I particularly loved solving our riddles. Sometimes I only needed to read the first line and the children could tell me straight away which sea creature I was talking about.

    Just a quick note – I forgot to add to my reminders about number day on Friday. Please come to school wearing anything number related, the more creative the better! If you have a football top with a number on that would be perfect! Alternatively you could write numbers over an old t-shirt. I’m excited to see what you can come up with. Also please record how many minutes you are reading with your child at home, the old reading records had a tracker on the back. I’ve been having to track a million minutes on a spreadsheet, but it is still happening so record your minutes! Every minute counts and it makes a huge difference!

    #LovePlover.