-Liss Blackham
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-Liss Blackham
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We just want to say thank you to everyone who is supporting our fundraising towards Year 6 leavers hoodies. It really is much appreciated. Please can I ask that you email confirmation that your child can receive a hoodie and the size they require by Thursday 31st March to [email protected]
The sizes are below:
7-8 years
9-11 years
12- 13 years
Small adults
Medium adults
Large adults
-Miss Blackham
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A huge shout out to all of Year 6 who are working as hard as ever during their assessment week. This morning, after completing the reading test, Year 6 had the opportunity to revisit and reflect on yesterday’s arithmetic scores. The children highlighted their strengths and areas for improvement and then got to work! Each child had the opportunity to coach a question they were confident with to their peers. It was amazing to see everyone chipping in and working together!
Well done Year 6!
-Miss Blackham
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5K were lucky to have some tag rugby training today ready for an upcoming tournament.
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Year 5 have had a fantastic session of rugby this afternoon with coach Martin. We learned skills and even had a short game. Thank you Mr Meade for organising this for us. #LovePlover
Brooke had a fabulous week last week. Her attitude to learning hard been fabulous and she has persevered to push herself into leading her own learning.
Well done Brooke. Keep working hard, getting smart and being kind.
Mrs Haycock
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Well done John you have been awesome these past two weeks and I am so proud of you! Keep up the hard work!
-Miss Blackham
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Please get involved in our Easter competition! All entires will be celebrated in an Easter video and shared across our social media, there are also prizes to be won! So get creative and we can’t wait to see what you come up with!
-Miss Blackham
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Get those red noses and outfits out – it’s time to support Comic Relief again!
Mrs Haycock
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We have been investigating the adaptations of finches’ beaks, which were studied by Charles Darwin, on the Galápagos Islands. It inspired some fabulous collaboration and use of scientific terminology.
Great hypotheses and conclusions 6H, well done to you all.
Mrs Haycock
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