Here’s a selection of beautiful work from across the XP Trust from this week. To read about other stories from across the XP Trust, visit xptrust.org.
Activism in action – the second annual public health conference @ XP Gateshead
Fully immersed in Wordsworth @ XP
Please see the below poster for the upcoming opportunity for all Girls aged between 8-11 to be able to play on the pitch at Headingley Stadium (Leeds) before Yorkshire take on Derbyshire on Sunday 1st June.
We’re looking for two incredible Learning Coaches to join the team at Green Top School!
This is an opportunity to be part of a school where relationships come first, learning is purposeful, and every child is known, supported, and challenged.
You’ll work side by side with teachers to help deliver beautiful, meaningful learning experiences as part of our expeditionary learning curriculum. From Early Years to Key Stage 2, you’ll support children to grow academically, socially and emotionally – helping them become thoughtful, capable, and kind individuals.
Find out more about the roles here: xptrust.org/vacancies
Yesterday and today the children have come up with different ‘happily ever after’ endings to innovate our Gingerbread man story. Well done to the children who have worked hard to write their ending independently using finger spaces, Fred fingers and correct letters.
Beautiful writing from Laura “The dolphin makes a magical bridge for the Gingerbread Man to cross the river!” #LovePlover
In Spring, the children in KS1 completed the expedition Ready, Steady, Grow: How can I be the healthiest version of me?
During Case Study 2, they looked at the work of Dennis Wojtkiewicz and recreated some of his artwork.
We are so proud of the finished e-book showcasing some of our artwork.
After reading the story, the children made predictions of what might happen if the Gingerbread man fell in the river: float, break, snap, melt, turn to liquid, crumble, go soft, sink, make the water brown.
So we did a science experiment to see. We put the Gingerbread man into water and we were correct… he dissolved and went into a soggy mush. After, we thought of different ideas to help the Gingerbread Man so he didn’t fall in the water. #LovePlover
Thank you to Ella’s mum for the lovely post SATs treat! Year 6’s were so grateful for their ice pops .
-Miss Blackham
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