As part of learning about crew, we have learnt about expectations in our classroom. We created class norms. These were the children’s ideas and we are ready to celebrate when children remember to do them. Everyone signed it to show that they agreed with it.
In Crew Meade today, we created our class norms of how we want and expect our crew and friends to behave in our class, our school and our world. Koby came up with some lovely suggestions on how to be kind and showed it first hand, by using kind hands and telling a teacher when something happened with another child. #LovePlover
We would love all children, parents, carers and family members to get involved with our great Plover bakeoff with amazing prizes to be won! If you want to get involved, please donate your bakes to Miss Blackham (Y6 teacher) or Mrs Blackham (well-being), Miss Lister or Mrs Roe on either Tuesday 24th September or Wednesday 25th September. All proceeds from the sale will go towards Macmillan.
We would also be grateful for shop bought donations too.
Everyone is invited to our Macmillan coffee afternoon, the awards will be announced on Wednesday 25th September at 2pm.
Any remaining cakes will be on school outside 6B at 3:15pm.
Thank you for your support and lets raise money for a very worthy cause together!
Eden was so inspired by the Plover pantry talk last week that she decided to bring in some donations today. How kind and compassionate! A perfect example of a 4 in āthe be kind strandā in our HoWLs. 10 crew coins you superstar!
Year 3 had great fun on Friday afternoon when they had to work in crew teams to complete the challenges set for them. Communication was key; some of us were great at this, whilst others needed to learn share the air or to listen with more care. Once this was achieved, we were able to work much more effectively as crews and in doing so, we learnt a lot about each other too!
Well done, Year 3. Remember to continue communicating clearly and working to your strengths.
3H have been really busy this week thinking about āWhat Crew means to themā and how they could show this in an āact of kindnessā. We realised quickly that Crew means looking after each other and the area we live and work in. To show an act of kindness, we decided to head out into the community and give it a good old clean up.
With litter pickers and bags in hand, 3H came back with more litter than I even imagined!
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Well done everyone! Your act of kindness did not go unnoticed by your community!
As part of our first week back and developing our new crews, some of our Y5 pupils had the opportunity to visit the RSPCA. They were able to meet some of the dogs who are waiting to find their forever home. Y5 are working on a very exciting project with the RSPCA so watch this space- more details to follow shortly!
Year 2 has concluded their exploration of this guiding question. We have taken our fairy doors into the local woodland and hope they will make people smile as they spot them. Please leave our doors where they are if you do spot them! We have also left a little present near each door. This has a little book to share at home and a handwritten poem by Year 2 to share the excitement of opening a book. We hope that when people have read the books, they will put them back into the bags and re-hide them for someone else to find.
Following our call with the Doncaster branch of the RSPCA, we today worked to support them by sketching the dogs they have for adoption and beginning to type some pieces of persuasive writing, hoping to encourage potential homes for their pets. This required us to recall the features of persuasive writing, as well as develop our computing skills in word processing.
To aid with providing good information in our writing, we also had a visit from Mrs Ogle’s dog where we asked questions about what it takes to be a responsible owner.
I can’t wait to see your finished pieces, they’re looking great already!