Following on from this morning’s assembly, here is the Digital Leaders website to gather information to help you apply for the role.
https://sites.google.com/xpeast.org/digital-leader-applications/home
Don’t forget, all applications need to be handed in by Thursday 3rd February and I will be looking for 2 children out of each class in Years 2-5. Make your applications as appealing and as creative as possible.
Miss Lotysz
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A great big well done to Johnny who is our yellow T-shirt winner this week. It was lovely to see his great big smile when he found out! Johnny could have been our Pride of Plover every week because he always works hard and gives 100% effort. He is a great friend and coach and we are all so happy he is in our class.
Amazing job Johnny, we are all so proud of you.
Mrs Lewis
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The quantity and standard of home learning keeps getting better and better. From igloos to polar bears and models to fact-files you never ceases to amaze! Keep it coming!
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Mrs Shuka
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Y3 & Y4 children, have thoroughly enjoyed playing playground games at dinner time over the last two days with Mr Meade and Miss Belk.
Next week a group of Y4 children will be given roles as playground leaders to lead and organise fun, fair games for children of Y3/4 to take part in!
The application process starts tomorrow…
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3LS have loved looking through old and new photos of Doncaster landmarks. They were surprised to see just how much it has changed. Do you remember the old Belleview stadium or what was where the new airport is? We’ve been thinking about why these changes have been necassary.
We’ve had a fantastic start to the week, with three postcard winners already. I wonder who will be next?
Well done Talliah, Kai and Darwin. You have been working hard on your 6 and 8 times tables and Talliah fab work on conjunctions.
Mrs Shuka
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LKS2 have had a fantastic day at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
This is the first ever event that has brought all the XP Primary Schools together, and we had to mark the moment with a photo – of course!
We started by visiting the first Polar Bears area and then walked round to the second Project Polar enclosure to see the young Polar Bears. They were very active eating their breakfast and playing in the water.
On our walk round, we were lucky enough to see tigers, giraffes, and rhinos.
After a quick lunch, we had a workshop all about polar bears and got to hold a real claw and see the size of a polar bear skull. Ara even demonstrated for us what it was like to be a polar bear.
Following that we set off to the new area of the park and saw sea lions, monkeys and red pandas.
We got back on the bus with achy legs but lots of great memories!
I was very proud of all our children today – they walked all day without moaning, participated brilliantly in the workshops and used their manners all the time – well done guys!
Mrs Graves
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Well done to Julita who was our Pride of Plover last week, I’ve never seen anyone smile so big when their name was announced. You are such a wonderful role model to everyone and work hard to achieve the Plover Pledge every day. It is such a pleasure to have you in the class. Well done Julita!
Mrs Lewis
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Ara has really enjoyed our shared book, The Last Polar Bear. He has listened carefully and asked questions about new words in order to expand his vocabulary. Well done Ara. Keep up the great work!
Mrs Shuka
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