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Unlucky to our Y3/4 footballers today at Owston. They finished a creditable 4th out of 8 schools. Running out of steam after being 1-0 up in the semi-final.
Plover’s players of the tournament go to – Angel for her brilliant goal against Norton and Evanas for working hard in every game, showing some brilliant bravery and skills. #LovePlover
It is so important to talk about mental health. Today in 6B, we discussed how important it is to always share how you are feeling. We also discussed tips and techniques to support your own mental health.
Ask your children to share these with you!
-Miss Blackham
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In 2L we have been very busy designing and making a contraption to keep Humpty Dumpty save and stopping him from cracking when he falls. We used our scientific knowledge of materials to choose suitable materials and worked collaboratively to bring our designs to life. We made sure our test was fair and it was very nail biting seeing if we were successful!
Mrs Lewis
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This week in maths we have been comparing objects by size, length and capacity. We have learnt lots of mathematical language such as full, empty, half full, long, short, big and small. We linked it to our expedition story of Goldilocks, talking about how baby bears bowl was empty, and daddy bears was full.
Mrs Williams
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Just a reminder that these Y3/4 children are playing in a football tournament tomorrow afternoon (Thursday 10th October): Samuel S, Bobby E, George E, Ralph C, Evanas S, Sulieman A, Nevaeh B, Angel R, Raegan B, Kodie-Lee H.
The coach will pick the 10 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
