OK Guys – the competition is on! Can you take on the challenge of answering the highest number of correct answers in an hour a day on Times Tables Rock Stars?
Just go to the usual website or follow the link for the school website and play any game on TTRS.
The Stamp codes for our Autumn after school clubs are ready. Login to your dashboard and add the correct stamp code every time you attend a club. You can add a code for any club from this week onwards. I will be giving you some backdated hours, for last half term, so look out for them arriving soon.
Thank you to all who attended our first Children’s University coffee morning and a special thank you to our parent ambassadors. It was lovely to see you all there. Children should have brought home their login details and club stamp codes will be available very soon. If you haven’t already signed up, letters are available outside the office.
Please drop in for a tea or coffee and a biscuit on Tuesday morning at 9:00am. There will be a chance to meet our parent ambassadors and staff from Children’s University and to sign up to the digital passport or find out more, if you haven’t already. Children’s logins will be available very soon and club hours can be backdated.
Children in Years 3 and 4 have been working incredibly hard throughout their first expedition of the school year and we are extremely proud of all of them! Well done everyone.
Your children would now like to invite you, their parents/carers, siblings, grandparents or other family members, to join them in a celebration of their learning.
Year 4 have been working really hard this half term in PE. They have been practicing the football skill of controlling the ball using the inside of your foot. So many of the children started off the half term not feeling confident with football but it is clear to see how much the children have learnt and their dribbling this morning was superb! Keep it up Year 4!
Well done to all the children in Year 3 and 4 this week. You have worked so incredibly hard, fitting in the learning that was planned to be covered over four days into the 3 days we had this week.
I have seen how hard you have worked on your final write and I am looking forward to reading some more in more detail.
You have really demonstrated how much you have learnt in your World War 2 expedition so far.
Today we have been so lucky to receive books from Doncaster Stories and the National Literacy Trust.
We have lots of beautiful books in school, but these books are extra special, because the talk in different languages.
We have a selection of beautiful picture books in Polish/English, Romanian/English, Nepali/English and Arabic/English, but not only are they lovely to look at, with the use of a special pen, the story is read aloud in either English or the alternative language.
This will be a super resource to share not only with our children who speak English as an additional language, but also with our children who find it challenging to read texts.
I look forward to seeing how our children respond to them.