In 2K, we have been looking at aerial views of Plover School.
We identified the different classes and rooms in school and drafted our own aerial maps of the building!
We then went for a walk around school to check we hadn’t missed out any rooms and had them all in the right places on the map. Some of us accidentally put a classroom in the toilets on the map! Oops!! We changed that on our maps quickly!
We will be celebrating better world day on Thursday 5th May (a day early). We are asking children to come into school in blue or yellow and we are asking for voluntery contributions of 50p to raise money to send funds directly into Ukraine to support those in need.
We are also challenging children to take part in better world day by completing acts of kindness to make the world a better place and sharing these acts of kindness to myself- [email protected] so we can share all of the kind and wonderful things you get up to.
Thank you
-Miss Blakham
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Our children loved an afternoon of sports, playing capture the flag and football rounders. Well done key stage 1, it was great to sportsmanship and teamwork.
Good morning KS1
Can we ask that all Year 1 and Year 2 bring PE kit today – as this afternoon we’re going to have a sports competition!
Thank you
KS1 Crew #LovePlover
On Thursday 5th May, Boggledybook are visiting Plover School. They have books available for purchase for all ages across the primary age range. Book are brand new and cost either £1, £2 or £3. We hope to see you visiting next week! #LovePlover
KS1 loved meeting Geoff and learning about drones to get aerial photos of our local community.
They were elated when the Drone took off on the field – how amazing!
These awesome photos of Plover will be useful for our final product during our new expedition. #LovePlover
Today in hook week, all 4 classes have made a time capsule. We have each put into our time capsules our hand prints and drawn our faces. We wrote our name on the hand prints, included something that is special to us and where we live (not personal addresses). We then buried our time capsule in the ground. Who knows who will find it in years to come!
Thank-you parents and carers for your generous donations for our coloured themed raffle prizes! And thank-you for buying lots of tickets to try and win them! We raised £65 for Greenpeace and they have said they are very proud of our spring expedition- even asking to promote our final product which I will be sure to send them lots of photos of! Not only have we made a big difference to them by helping them to continue to campaign and take action to protect the natural world, but we have learnt how to take care of our precious planet which is crucial!
We are so so proud of KS1 this term. We had so much to show off for our celebration of learning and we were super excited to be able to invite visitors in again! A big thank you to parents who were able to attend and of course our special guests from Greenpeace. We had our big reveal, showing our final product which we can’t wait to get out into the community and show off! We heard from some excellent speakers in year 1 and 2 who explained their favourite parts of the expedition. We even squeezed in the 7 continents song! We managed to raise some money to donate to Greenpeace and we will continue to sell raffle tickets for our amazing colourful boxes- thank you to all parents for your donations!
