Improved Attendance

We have started a competition in 3LS to improve attendance. Here are this week’s winners for the biggest improvement. Well done Ara and Esmae! 100% since we started our competition and this improvement is already showing through in your beautiful writing. Keep it up! I wonder who will win this week!

Mrs Shuka

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Getting Smart

Esmae worked really hard last week, particularly on her diary writing so really deserved this postcard. Not only has she been getting smart but she’s quick to volunteer and support her friends with their learning too.
Well done Esmae!

Mrs Shuka

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Super shapes! 🟦🟡🔺

3G Pride of Plover

Well done Eifa, this week’s Pride of Plover. it was great to hear all the lovely things your classmates had to say about you as they voted this week.

Well done for helping others, working hard and being a good friend!

Mrs Graves

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Save the date- Jubilee celebrations (Thursday 26th May 1:30pm) you are all invited!

MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW EARLY NEXT WEEK!

-Miss Blackham

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Brodsworth Hall

Today I could not be prouder of 3LS, they have been an absolute pleasure to take on our trip. Not only were they excited and engaged about their learning but their behaviour and manners have been impeccable. It was lovely to hear many members of the public commenting on how fantastic the children’s behaviour was.

I’m so pleased everyone had a great day learning about the links Brodsworth has to the slave trade and I’d like to thank all the adults that joined us and made our day so enjoyable!

Mrs Lewis

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Brodsworth Hall

We have had a fantastic day at Brodsworth Hall and we definitely got really lucky with the weather.

The children have learnt a lot from the trip and were amazed at how big the house actually was.

Brodsworth Hall

We’ve just finished our tour of Brodsworth Hall and are sat eating our lunch, before moving on to our tour of the gardens.

Sugar, Slavery and Servants!

We have had a great day looking round the gardens and Hall at Brodsworth.
Despite the rain, we tired the gardens completing our sculpture trail.

Then we followed the treasure hunt round the great houses learning about all the connections to the slave trade.

The hall is filled with amazing furniture, artwork and decorations and we were surprised at how much mahogany was used.We learnt some fascinating facts along the way too!

I am so proud of the behaviour of the children during the visit and especially how they didn’t let the rain dampen their spirits.

I’m sure the other classes will have an equally great time when they visit tomorrow!

Mrs Graves

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