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2P has investigated which material would be best to construct a castle with. We made simple castles out of aluminium foil, paper, cardboard, plastic, bricks and wood. We then tested whether the materials would easily be destroyed by a projectile, by a strong wind or if they would easily burn. We realised that paper and foil were terrible choices and that the best material would be brick.
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Just a reminder that these Y5/6 children are playing in a football tournament tomorrow afternoon (Thursday 3rd October): Shayen B, Kai C, Johnny C, Cameron B, Tim G, Darwin A, Tommy W, Jerzie W, Ellie L
The coach will pick the 9 children and Mr Meade up at 12pm. The coach will drop us back off at Plover after school at approx. 4.30pm, for parents to then pick up.
Can all children please bring to school tomorrow, football boots/trainers, shinpads, water bottle, waterproof coat. Mr Meade will provide sports kit for all the children.
If the time of drop off is earlier or later then 4.30pm [email protected] will email parents to inform you.
Thanks Mr Meade
Yesterday we made gingerbread bear biscuits and today we decorated them. Thanks Mrs Bubb for helping us. #LovePlover
Unfortunately, due to the continued wet weather, we have had to make the decision to cancel tomorrow’s colour run event. Thank you to all of our children who have kindly donated food goods to the Plover Pantry in recognition of Harvest Festival.
We are going to reschedule the event later in the school year when the weather is suitable. We hope our guest, Ben Parkinson, will be able to join us too!
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Rainbow has already played on the trampoline and been to an aunties baby gender reveal party.
Last night Rainbow enjoyed time with Reuben, drawing pictures, watching TV and listening to a bedtime story. I wonder what he’ll get up to with Ada? #LovePlover
In expedition today we were historians and looked at a very old special bear. The children worked collaboratively to make a jigsaw of Mrs Bubb’s old bear. We discussed what the curiosity box bear means to Mr Meade’s dad and how he has looked after it for 65 years. The children said how they knew it was old by the faded colour, the fur and how it was really floppy. The children then drew their families and special bears they have at home. #LovePlover
This miserable and bleak weather didn’t stop us from having fun this afternoon! We got our waterproofs and wellies on and did some exploring in the rain, puddles and water. The children worked so well together to fill big buckets of water, carry them together and pour into our water area. Along with all the jumping and splashing – hence the wet socks. #LovePlover
