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Life time achievements, team work, problem solving, having fun, perseverance and resilience. This is what out door play is all about! Shout out to Tommy, who can now balance and walk on the stilts.
It was great to see so many other children developing their gross motor and core skills and using their balance and coordination in PE to create and climb along their obstacle course. #LovePlover
In maths today and yesterday, the children have been exploring the number four. Using our subitising skills, counting skills and matching skills. It was great to see so many children in provision use, find and make four in different ways and shapes. Abbie said “2 and 2 makes 4 it is a square. 1 and 1 and 1 and 1 makes 4. It is a line”. Shout out to Kira who made a tower of 20 and counted all the cubes! #LovePlover
A huge shout out to Lennon for his generous donation for the Plover pantry. A beautiful example of a ‘4’ in his ‘be kind’ strand of his HoWLs.
A polite reminder that we are kindly asking for donations towards harvest in exchange for participating in the colour run next Thursday. Please pass your donations on to your child’s class teacher who will blog the photos.
-Miss Blackham
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2P have continued our investigation into materials and the suitability of materials for different purposes. We sorted materials by their properties and then investigated whether they were waterproof, strong and windproof. We discovered that materials can be different depending on what they are used for. We tested whether our outside wooden shed was waterproof by standing inside it and pouring water over the roof. We discovered that although the wood was generally waterproof, there were a few holes that allowed the water in! A small shock for a few children! We then collected our results and decided which materials would be best to build a house from.
#LovePlover
This year, we were lucky enough to have new Year 7s from both XPD and XPG working closely together at the Ullswater and Howtown Outward Bound centres. As a result, we were able to capture these wonderful highlights of both sets of students building Crew and expressing what it means to be Crew at the end of their week in their first ever presentation of learning.
More beautiful work has been made public this week – in both Plover and Carcroft School. Look at these awesome selections from final products, now curated for all to see!
Our Heads, Admin, Facilities and Comms Crews came together to further develop positive relationships and build Crew at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. They spent the day exploring Case Studies to improve communication and conceptual understanding around day-to-day crucial aspects of what we do at XP Trust.
The day was extremely positive and productive – thank you to YWP for your hospitality!
Find out more and apply here to #JoinOurCrew
Temporary SEND Learning Coach (TA) at Green Top
Crew Spencer Mindfulness @ XP East
F2BP for awesome performance of our RWI poem, ‘Bedtime March Past’.
