In PE we continued to develop our gross motor skills and fundamental movements, agility, balance, coordination. We played the bean game, birthday candle tig, then bounced, jumped, hopped in hoops, on stepping stones and over coloured spots. #LovePlover
Well done Sergei in your first ever martial arts competition. Bringing home a silver and bronze medal was superb! I hope you are proud of yourself. Everyone here is so very proud of you!
We are so proud of Mia and Brooke who have recently enrolled at the Academy of Northern ballet. They absolutely loved their first session. How amazing! We can’t wait to celebrate your achievements girls in our community crew!
We introduced our first Plover character trait today at our Crew party – courage! We showed great courage to join in our party games and do forefeits infront of our friends. We played musical statues, pass the parcel, musical bumps, had party food and finished with the balloon game! #LovePlover
Enjoying our crew party today and showing courage in completing the pass the parcel forfeits. What an amazing day we have had, we’ve had so much fun. We hope you love our video!
In outdoor time today we practiced our motor skills and balancing skills by using beanbags. The children balanced the beanbag on their head, hand and then another part of their body. Balancing on shoes was tricky!
In maths today we learnt to count large objects that we cannot move. So counting bear helped us by showing us to use a counting stick to point. The children counted 7 trees, 4 flower beds, 1 shed, 12 tyres. #LovePlover
Well done to our children who showed great control and balancing to keep their bean bags on their heads, whilst moving in different directions. #LovePlover
Yesterday, our playground turned into a giant investigation zone! The children searched high and low to find jigsaw pieces, each one revealing a different possible cause of the Great Fire of London.
Once we pieced the clues together, we had some brilliant discussions – was the fire started on purpose, or was it just an unfortunate accident? After hearing all the evidence, our class held a jury vote…
 Verdict is in: 1C officially believes the Great Fire of London was an accident!
The children were so engaged and thoughtful – we were so impressed by how they worked together like real historians to reach a conclusion.
Y4 thoroughly enjoyed their tennis lessons this morning by the LTA Tennis coach expert! They will develop their skills over the next 6 week LTA Tennis Programme! #LovePlover