We are beginning to think ahead to next year and our Autumn Expedition in LKS2.
Do you know anybody (Grandparents, family members, friends or organisations) who would be willing to share their experiences of World War (at home or in the forces) with our children to help them with their learning?
If you know of anyone, please could you let Mrs Graves know, so that we can begin to plan ahead.
Thank you for your support,
Mrs Graves
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Today yearās 5&6 children washed staff cars to raise funds to buy healthy foods to donate to our Plover pantry. As part of our expeditionary learning we have been looking at the importance of eating a balanced diet. We therefore decided to raise funds so we can provide a selection of healthy foods. Thank you to all staff members who allowed us to wash your cars!
-Miss Blackham
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Just a reminder to 5/6 parents to ensure children come to school wearing sun cream and they have appropriate protection from the sun such as hats snd sunglasses if you feel necessary for when they are outside. Extra water is also advised. Thank you for your support.
-Miss Blackham
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It has been a joy to be part of the Year 5 presentations this afternoon. The thought and care that the children have taken in their work has been amazing. The children have reflected on what they have learned about diet, exercise and drugs, and how it impacts their heart. The presentations were thorough and the children listened very well to one another. Well done 5T! #LovePlover
Morning
Unfortunately, due to other schools commitments this Fridays Y5/6 tag rugby tournament has been postponed.
We have rearranged it and will let you know as soon as the date is confirmed!
Thanks
Mr Meade
Well done boys, you have done an amazing job of working as historians! 10 crew coins each 💙
-Miss Blackham
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-Miss Blackham
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5K have been experimenting to see the affects of a healthy and unhealthy lifestyle on our circulatory system. The groups had different widths of piping for the arteries and different equipment to represent how quickly or slowly the blood could be moved around our bodies.
6H have had an afternoon of blood and gore! Well done to you all! However, should I ever need heart surgery, I think I shall to head to hospital rather than come to you guys! We clearly have some budding doctors in the class. Special shout outs to Dahin and Kiera who displayed so much curiosity and intrigue that I didnāt think they would ever stop exploring. Shout out also for Lola. Prior to doing this dissection, she was adamant that she would not be able to join in, but she did and she was fabulous!
Mrs Haycock
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