Just a reminder about our celebration of learning. This is on our school website and calendar. We really hope as many of you as possible can make out science demonstration!
-Year 5&6 team
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Congratulations to Ada and Rebecca, two kind caring, ray of sunshineās who always try their best and display the Plover Pledge! #LovePlover
We played lots of bear and counting games in PE, and did lots of skills manipulating the ball. Focusing and thinking how we could keep the ball under control. #LovePlover
Today we explored and researched where real bears live all around the world. We noticed some bears live in mountains, some live in the forests, others live near ice bergs and some bears live in different places. #LovePlover
Keep up the hard work you superstars!
-Miss Blackham
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You will have all received your photos by the end of the day tomorrow. There will be an expiry date on the photos so please purchase them before this date as they will be unavailable after the expiry.
Thank you so much for your support with the photographs. We hope you love them as much as Robyn, our photographer, enjoyed capturing them.
-Miss Blackham
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EYFS pupils from Green Top embarked on a cross-curricular expedition to explore the guiding question, “How do we show we care?” Through engaging activities and three case studies, they learned about kindness, empathy, and their place in the world. Immersion began with The Everywhere Bear, inspiring children to care for a crew teddy bear and fostering classroom environments of love and kindness. Hook week focused on settling children into school while emphasising kindness as a superpower.
Case studies included visits from the school nursing team, exploration of stories like Dogger and The Smartest Giant in Town to examine feelings and actions, and activities like kindness pledges, litter picking, and porridge-making tied to Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Celebrations like Bonfire Night and remembrance activities deepened understanding of history and empathy. In the final case study, children compared global settings through books like Elmer and participated in charitable actions, including creating a board for the DRI childrenās ward with the message āYou are special. You are loved. We care,ā alongside donations from their sponsored walk.
Since our first XP school opened we have been welcoming visitors from all over the world. In the last three years the number of global delegates across our Trust has run into the thousands.Ā
Whether sole visitors or part of a group; for example twice in the last year over 60 students from Hong Kong joined us in one day; what these guests bring to our schools is invaluable.
Our students love to take them on Ambassador tours and our staff deliver CPD that allows us to share what we do and how and why we do it.
Sometimes we are presented with thoughtful gifts, which form part of a display in our Comms area shop at XPE.
A boomerang from Australia, a lucky panda drawing from a school in Hong Kong, biscuits from the Netherlands, Chocolates from Switzerland, pens from Australia and beautiful textiles from India are just some of the special thank you’s we have received.
Find out more and apply here to #JoinOurCrew