Today we have snuggled up around a real camp fire, whilst enjoying hot chocolate and biscuits that Mrs Robertson had very kindly made for us on the fire. We read one of our key texts, ‘We’re going on a bear hunt’, and then this afternoon used outdoor equipment to re tell the story using props. #LovePlover
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F1 Pride Of Plover
On Friday we started our first community crew in nursery! A huge shoutout to Carter and Aaron who were our first pride of Plover winners, for improved behaviour, well done boys. A special big well done to the children who were awarded postcards as well, for amazing learning throughout the week: Freyah, Ocean, Otis, Mason and Minadi. Keep working hard, getting smart and being kind F1, I can’t wait to give lots more of awards out!
Mrs Williams
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We’re Going On A Bear Hunt!
Designing Caves
We’re Going On A Bear Hunt – uh ohhh… a cave!
The children came up with some great adjectives to describe a cave: spooky, rocky, muddy, scary, cold, dark, gloomy, dirty. Then in provision the children enjoyed designing and making their own caves – with things that the bear might like to have in their cave. #LovePlover
Fire Fighter Experts in F2
Amongst all the craziness and celebrations last week. We had an awesome visit from two expert firefighters and their amazing fire truck! The children had a safety talk about bonfire night and fireworks. Then they found out why firefighters are so kind and help people in their jobs. Before exploring the fire truck’s cool equipment and spraying the giant hose! #LovePlover
Shine Your Light – Diwali Celebrations
Shine Your Light – Bonfire Painting
Proud to be Plover
It was with great pride that we had the opportunity to represent Plover School today at the Doncaster Remembrance Sunday Parade at the Cenotaph on Bennetthorpe.
Paisley and Anwyn carried the wreath, with the centre piece incorporating LKS2 children’s images, and placed it on the cenotaph, to complete the ceremony.
It meant so much to see many of the Armed Forces, both past and present, there and really made us think about our LKS2 expedition, ‘Lest We Forget; How does war change lives?”
Hopefully, this will become an annual event for Plover.
Mrs Graves
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