A big thank you to the representatives of Doncaster Council and South Yorkshire Police who spoke with the Year 5 and 6 children yesterday about the importance of staying safe as winter approaches.
Children were made aware of the possible risks of following irresponsible behaviour at this time of year. They also discussed what they can do to ensure their selves, friends and family remain safe – particularly over the Halloween and Bonfire periods.
Please watch this video and help us find this beautiful girl (Luna) a forever home. Our children have worked so hard on this video with the help of our comms team.
RSPCA Doncaster, Rotherham Animal Centre is our crew charity of the year and we are determined to help them as much as we can.
Staff at Plover spent some time at the RSPCA- serving our community- by helping them with lots of day to day jobs. This is where we met Luna and we fell in love her.
We knew we had to do something to help this beautiful girl. So we went back to school and in crew, we talked with our children about Luna. Some of the children have been involved in writing about her and we have made a whole school pledge to help her finally find happiness and this is where we need your help!
Please engage, like, comment and share this post and let’s work together to find Luna her forever home!
We spoke about kindness and integrity and had helpful heroes spot children being good and kind in provision. Those children received a kindness message from the spies. #LovePlover
I am so proud of our lovely Year 6’s who were fantastic role models for our EYFS pupils during our time to read crew. The children absolutely loved reading the younger children a story and we can not wait to continue reading to our new buddies every half term!
Today, in Expedition, we wrote special notes to ourselves! We reminded ourselves that having integrity is doing the right thing, even if nobody else sees. So, with that, we reminded ourselves how important it is to proud of ourselves and say well done to ourselves. We all wrote a postcard to ourselves! Everyone had a smile on their face and felt a bit good about themselves. Let’s do more of this! X
In our snuggle and story crew today, we were joined by year 6. Our F2 children chose a book and a buddy, with which the Y6 children then read to the F2 children. It was a lovely crew session! #LovePlover
On Friday 10th October, Year 5 & 6 pupils will be working with Street dance teacher Caitlin (the founder of Aftershock dance) as part of world mental health day. Being active has proven to have a positive impact on mental health which is why we have chosen to participate in dance to remind our pupils that it is important to stay active to keep a healthy mind.
Pupils are welcome to wear something yellow to acknowledge world mental health day and we are looking forward to a day full of mindfulness!
Here are just some of our staff members who have shown courage and engaged in the XP staff induction program, developing their knowledge and understanding of crew!
We are very proud of them and we hope they wear their courage badges with pride.
We had a brilliant crew session today. We said what we were good at and then practiced something that we found hard – using our hand muscles. We had to use tweezers to pass the pasta around the circle. We found it very difficult to do, but we persevered and did it! We even had a competition. Well done F2BP for your resilience.
In ‘We Care Crew’, we talked about our families. We then drew all the people and pets who live in our house. We then used sticks to make the square for our house and the triangle for our roof. Our crew display board is filling up fast! We noticed that all our pictures weren’t the same and that our families may be different but we are all loved. #love plover #wearecrew