Playing bonfire and firework games in PE. We moved like fireworks, we played firework tag. We learnt to balance cones on different body parts. We learnt to throw and catch a bib in different ways.
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Year 6 home learning competition!
Well done to all of you superstars who have even been emailing me your home learning/revision during the holidays! This half term, I have received the most home learning I have ever received whilst teaching at Plover!
Our prize draw will take place on Monday so you still have time to share any of the work you have completed.
Keep working hard and getting smart, I know we are going to SMASH this year!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover

We’re looking for a SEND Learning Coach at Green Top!

Find out more and apply here to #JoinOurCrew: https://xptrust.org/green-top-send-learning-coach/
No Room for Racism
Today we wore red. To educate ourselves and the community to say no to racism! We are all humans, we may have different colour skin, come from different cultures, speak different languages… but we all have a heart! We all can and should spread kindness to everyone, as we are all humans! #LovePlover
Indian Diwali Dance Workshop
On Wednesday we enjoyed a beautiful dance workshop, where we learnt about the celebrations that occur around Diwali. We wore some bright sarees and cultural clothing to embrace their dancing traditions. #LovePlover
Diwali Firework Chalk Art
We enjoyed using chalk on the playground to make some Diwali fire work patterns and art! The children then explored sketching around their friends! #LovePlover

2L Show Racism the Red Card.
This week, the children have continued looking at the legacy of Rosa Parks actions. They have considered how we can show compassion and respect within our communities. In our crew sessions we have looked at racism as part of the work on ‘Show Racism the Red Card’.







2L Attendance
Today, the children with Awesome, Great or Good attendance have received their postcards. 12 children achieved 100% this half term.
Well done guys!





























