Tickets are £1 a strip and available to purchase from 6B! All money raised will go towards Y6 leavers. The winner will be drawn tomorrow.
-Miss Blackham
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We are pleased to inform you that the photographs taken Friday are now online and ready for you to view. If you have not already done so please check your email for a link to your child’s gallery. You have until October 30th to order your photos for free delivery back to school. All orders are placed online and special offers are displayed at the top of the screen. Thank you.
From Friday 8th November 2024 for 7 weeks, Plover Primary School will be opening up their facilities to the community for children from 5-13 years old, to take part in some FREE dance lessons 4.45pm-5.45pm.
Please complete the form below to register your interest and we will be in touch to confirm your place. Please note, places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Parents can drop off and pick up children from Plover school’s main reception – via Coniston Road.
Thank you
A very big thank you to Bessacarr Evangelical Church for supporting Plover Pantry with their harvest festival donations. We are sure it will be gratefully received by those who use the pantry.
Mrs Price
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Niana is the Pride of Plover in F2BP for always being so kind and working so hard in school. F2M’s Pride of Plover has been an absolute superstar too who can write name beautifully. #LovePlover
The children enjoyed an immersive special EYFS story time… get the popcorn ready!
This week, 2P investigated whether their scientific designs would be good enough to protect Humpty Dumpty from being harmed when he falls off the wall. We carried out the fair test and had somewhat disastrous results! Poor Humpty was more than injured by some of our designs! We reflected that the egg needed to be more fully surrounded by soft materials and that maybe a parachute would have been better than balloons.
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Have you seen these beautiful newly curated areas at Green Top – awesome spaces for students to learn and play in!
On Monday, students met a few of the Doncaster Rovers first team players and were able to have photos and get autographs from the players. Students asked questions about the life of a professional athlete and the journey that the players have been on playing for different clubs. It was great to hear the players speak about our character traits and how these character traits link to sport.
Then on Tuesday students visited Hill House school to listen to Olympic gold medal GB hockey player Sam Queck. Her experience as an athlete and the ups and downs she has faced really helped our students to understand that if you want something in life you have to work hard for it! Students were able to have a photo and ask questions to Sam at the end – they even held her gold medal.
Find out more and apply now to #JoinOurCrew
Crew Rashford getting smart-er @ XP East
