Year 6 have had a wonderful trip to Tropical World today. We engaged in a workshop, classifying animals and learnt about the adaptations of animals. We also had a walk around the centre, which allowed us to study animals from South America in a rainforest environment.
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We have just come off of the A1 at junction 36 near Balby. Will be back at school as soon as we can. There were a few little blockages along the A1 which unfortunately slowed us down.
A huge well done to both Eshal and Zofia today for achieving 4ās in their HoWLs for working hard, getting smart and being kind. Keep it up girls!
Good afternoon,
Friday (4th February) is the national NCPCC Number Day. We would like all children to come to school dressed up as a number. Please find below some great ideas for dressing up. We can’t wait to see all of you!
Our new Ambassadors had an exciting morning visiting XP East, where they had a tour of the school from their experienced school ambassadors. Our pupils really enjoyed the visit, the XP pupils were amazing and taught us how to make a tour interesting and fun. We canāt wait to start to show visitors around our school. Obviously, our first visitors will be XP East as we want them to critique our skills!
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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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I could not be prouder of this group of children. They all had a superb first week back and went home with praise postcards to celebrate this! Well done each of you.
Mrs Haycock
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I hope you agree that our corridor immersion is fabulous. Thank you to every one who has helped to create this, especially Mrs T and Mrs Keir – the children have really appreciated your amazing talents!
Mrs Haycock
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Year 4 had a very exciting morning discovering our new guiding question for our new expedition. We looked at compass points to find different bags, each containing a word from our guiding question. We then organised the words to uncover our guiding question: Why should we protect our beautiful planet? It was so lovely to see the children so excited again after Christmas.
Miss Wood
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The pupils of Plover have been very creative this week making Christmas cards for the Santa-gram scheme.
Home Instead Doncaster are running a Be A Santa-gram to a Senior as part of their commitment to make the biggest possible difference to the lives of older people in the Doncaster area.
The cards will be distributed to the Alzheimerās Society (Doncaster), Age UK (Doncaster), DonMentia (local dementia charity), b:friend and our clients who live in their own homes.
-Miss Blackham
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