Sports for Champions Fundraising Money

Good Morning Crew Plover

Just a final reminder for children to bring in their sponsorship money for the Sports for Champions campaign!

The money raised with fund part of the Elite Athlete visit and provide some much needed sports equipment/ opportunities for our school.

If all sponsorship forms and money (cash) can be handed in by tomorrow Tuesday 23rd May please! If you feel more comfortable not giving cash yoy can scan the QR code which takes you to the crowd funder page.

Thanks a lot,

Mr Meade #LovePlover

Sponsored wet the teacher- 15th June!

TimeStaff
12:15Mr Meade
12:25Mrs Jobber
12:35Mrs Blackham
12:45Mrs Graves
12:55Mrs Haycock
01:05Mrs Ogle
01:15Mrs Reeve
01:25Miss Blackham
01:35Mrs Robertson

We are raising funds for our Year 6 leavers hoodies! On the 16th June, the above teachers have very kindly volunteered to have sponges thrown at them to raise funds for our children! Sponges will be 50p a throw or three for a £1. Please pay your money to your child’s class teacher (clearly labeled that it is for ‘wet the teacher’).

-Miss Blackham

LovePlover

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In January 2023, students in Year 9 studied a joint HUMAN and STEAM expedition called ‘You give me fever’ where students had to answer the guiding question:

Is Science enough to save lives?

The final product was a charity drive in order to raise money for local health charities. We did lots of school events in order to raise money for the charity chosen by each school. We conducted a sponsored walk, bake sale, PJ day, sponsored silence and a bikeathon. 

For our presentation of learning, we created short flip book animations that were projected in XP East. There were zones set up outside around XPD made to look like the time periods of each case study (Black Death, Cholera Outbreak, Spanish Flu & Aids). We were dressed up in period costumes and spoke to the audience about the science and history or each case study. Students also displayed their artwork and sketchbooks to showcase the skills they had acquired this term. At the end of the PoL we presented the funds raised for equipment at NHS Doncaster.

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Our Planet Pledge can be seen throughout Frenchgate

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The Plover pantry!

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Sports for Champion – Sponsorship Money

Hi Plover Crew

Just a gentle reminder, can all children bring in their sponsorship money/forms by next Monday 21st May!

In support for the Sports for Champions campaign, then we can count our whole school total and give out prizes for the highest fundraisers in each KS1, before the half term holidays! #LovePlover

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A Christmas Carol: Year 11 Study Guide for GCSE – created by Year 11 at XP!

Students at XP in Year 11 have been preparing for their GCSE English Literature Exam studying a range of different texts. One of these was A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. 

As we learn predominantly through Learning Expeditions at XP Trust, students embarked on a Humanities based expedition entitled Is Charity Enough? Students studied A Christmas Carol whilst considering the work they had completed, and were continuing to study, as part of their GCSE History in the thematic module Health and Medicine through the Ages. Students focussed on A Christmas Carol considering what life was like particularly social conditions at the time the novella was written.

Students then began a detailed study of the Dickens classic by reading and writing about characters, themes and the intent of the novella. This was the foundation for the study guide that includes this content as well as beautiful artwork, interviews with Lucinda Hawksley (the Great Great Great Granddaughter of Dickens himself) as well as curators from the Dickens museum in London.

The result of this work is a fantastic guide for the students to use to help them in their GCSE revision as well as a beautiful product that reflects the students authentic voice and deep engagement with the text. However, this guide isn’t just for our students and their studies  – it’s available to everyone studying A Christmas Carol at GCSE, as well as anyone else with a keen interest in Dickens!

You can buy your copy of the guide here!

All students in X25 were given a copy of the guide and further copies can be purchased through our website.

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The Plover pantry will be on 2-3pm tomorrow

The Plover pantry will be running 2-3pm as a one off this week die to SATs. We have refrigerated goods this week so please ask when you arrive!I have attached examples above!

-Miss Blackham

#LovePlover