1C’s GREAT NOUN PARADE!

7th November 2025Abigale Crawford

Today, we continued our learning about common and proper nouns with a very exciting event — 1C’s GREAT NOUN PARADE!

Each child created their own special plaque featuring a common noun and a proper noun, complete with colourful drawings and fantastic writing. Then, we proudly paraded our creations around the school, chanting:

“Common nouns are lowercase — proper nouns start with a capital letter!”

The children had so much fun showing off their learning and sharing their knowledge with others. A huge thank you to Mrs. Haycock, Mr. Meade, Mrs. Price, Miss Vines, Mrs. Trindall, and Mrs. Gill for joining in the fun and putting our noun knowledge to the test!

It was a wonderful day of learning, laughter, and language — well done, 1C! 

Our Courageous Swimmers

6th November 2025Mr Schofield

A huge well done to our fabulous Key Stage 2 swimmers this who demonstrated great courage against some really well trained competition this afternoon.

A special shout-out to Alec and Miksang who received medals for top three performances in their events!

Common or Proper?

6th November 2025Abigale Crawford

In our English lessons this week, we have been learning all about common and proper nouns.

We discovered that a common noun is a name that can belong to lots of the same kind of thing — for example, girl, teacher, or city. A proper noun, on the other hand, is the specific name of a person, place, or thing — like Ada, Mrs. Crawford, or Doncaster!

One of the easiest ways to spot a proper noun is by looking for a capital letter at the start. That little clue helps us tell the difference straight away!

After learning together on the board, we split into teams to practise sorting nouns into common or proper. There was lots of discussion, teamwork, and excitement as we worked out which was which.

Everyone did a brilliant job — we’re becoming real grammar experts!

Autumn Fall Fun

5th November 2025Joshua Meade

This week we have been learning about Autumn and the celebrations we celebrate during this period. Last week many of the children celebrated halloween. Yesterday we went on an Autumnal walk to spot the signs of Autumn. We’ve created autumnal animals. Today we had a camp fire and learnt about the history of bonfire night and how we stay safe around bonfires, fireworks and sparklers. Then we created some bonfire art. #LovePlover

Legacy Sports Community Clubs Booking Form

3rd November 2025Joshua Meade

We are pleased to announce that our Sports Coaching Hub is back at Plover this half term starting next week on Tuesday 11th November.

Please sign up using the booking link below or the QR code on the flyer attached.

There is a small, subsidised fee now of ÂŁ1.25 per session (ÂŁ7.50 for the block of 6 sessions) to help towards running the programme for the full year at no increased cost.

We look forward to seeing your child next week 

Bookaby // Legacy Sport Yorkshire

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Bonfire Themed PE

3rd November 2025Joshua Meade

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.