Category : Phase Blogs
We are Historians!
We are getting active!
Does a noun refer to a person or a thing? Show me with your body shape…
I think we need to work on making the shape of a letter P with our bodies. Maybe more of a lean to the side is required guys!
At least you knew what each noun referred to and had the chance to prove your learning in an active way.
Mrs Haycock
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We are Crew Haycock!
Crew Haycock worked hard to find the best way to balance a ruler between the fingers of two crew mates. Then from their standing position, the pair had to lower themselves into a sitting position and get back up again without dropping the ruler. They quickly discovered, as with some of our other crew challengers, communication is key!
Mrs Haycock
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EYFS PJ and Teddy day
TUESDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER is ‘come to school in your pyjamas and bring a teddy to School day’ for F1 and F2.
The children should arrive at school in their pyjamas and also bring their teddy bear (or favourite soft toy if they do not have one).
We will still be playing outside so they will need outdoor shoes and their coat as normal.
We are looking forward to a special, snuggly day making happy memories together!
Please come and ask your child’s teacher if you need any further information.
Best wishes,
Mrs Bubb, Mrs Price, Mr Meade, Mrs Williams and all the EYFS staff 🙂
‘Phases of the Moon’ Oreo fun!
6B had a great time using Oreos to create the different phases of the Moon. After doing research and creating their scripts in groups, the children organised their Oreo’s to create each phase. We then recorded their presentations ready for their final product at the Science Fair. They even got to eat them when we’d finished.
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Miss Wood.
Amazing home learning!
Massive shout out to Eifa for spending her weekend doing this incredible home learning! What an amazing creation of our solar system.
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Miss Wood
Researching the Sun in 6B
Colour run information- Thursday 3rd October!
We’ll meet again! (I promise)
3H were evacuated to Barton-upon-Humber on Tuesday. Parents waved us on our way as we left the city of Doncaster with gas mask boxes, name cards and packed lunches in hand. On our arrival at Wilderspin School, we met our billeting officer – Naomi – who showed us where we would have to stay and told us what would be expected of us as a child in 1940’s Britain. She then gave us a stereotypical 1940’s school experience where we heard Princess Elizabeth’s speech to the nation during this difficult time.
Later, Ian taught us all about Churchill’s Cogs. It’s fair to stay that 3H didn’t realise quite how difficult life was for children during World War Two.
What a fabulous day!
Mrs Haycock
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