Amazing 5-1 win for our Y6s in their second game against ST Peters with John and Noah scoring 2 and 3 tries! We just lost out 3-2 t to Thorne Brooke in our final game. But the Plover Crew have progressed to the semi-finals! #LovePlover
Fantastic win for our Y6 team in their first game! 3-1 victory with John x2 tries and Dalton 1 try. Munzeer player of the match! St Peters up next… #LovePlover
Hi all
Just a reminder for these children (John, Noah, Razvan, Abdul, Mia, Agrima, Nishal, Munzer and Summer) who are taking part in the Tag-Rugby tournament this afternoon at the Deaf School.
Can you please bring trainers and a waterproof coat – as the weather is a bit stop, start with rain! We will leave Plover at 12.15pm and be back for 3pm.
Thanks
Mr Meade
This week 5K and 5T will need to bring a set of light clothes to wear over their swimming costume or trunks. This is to experience what it would be like to fall into water with clothing on.
These clothes could be a set of light pajamas or t-shirt and shorts as well as a towel and plastic bag to put their wet clothes into.
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The sun is shining, the traffic is being friendly and we are really excited. I wonder who will be able to recall how medicine has changed over time when we are back in school tomorrow.
Mrs Haycock
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Sorry for the late blog this evening. Just a quick one to say Year 6 need to be in school for normal school time tomorrow. They need to be in uniform and they require a packed lunch unless they have preordred one.
Thank you ☺️
5K performed an experiment to find about osmosis. They were fascinated to see the dye passing through the paper towel and into the water. #LovePlover
On Thursday 30th June, the children will practice life saving skills at swimming. Therefore, they will need a t-shirt, light leggings or light pyjamas to wear in addition to their normal swimming kit.
Thank you for your support.
This week, we had such a fun time learning about germs! We used bread to capture the bacteria growing around school. Everyone wanted to choose the place they thought the highest amount of bacteria would be living. We tested; the photocopier, a reading book, down the back of the radiator, the windows, a child’s hand, the floor and underneath the tables. We put the bread into bags and sealed them. Over the coming fortnight, we will watch how the bacteria multiplies on the bread. Watch this space! #LovePlover
