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Huge congratulations to Miss Dawes who completed the London Marathon yesterday in 5 hrs 33 mins! She was running in support of Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care. We are all very proud of her achievement.
Monks' Waste Free Lunch was a huge success this week! The children were delighted to show their waste free boxes and the Eco Team are also very pleased to see the reduction in waste!
It's wonderful to be part of reducing the size of landfill sites.
Thank you for your ongoing support and remember...
'Little by little, a little becomes a lot'
Miss Goodright and the Eco Team
On Thursday 16th April, the netball team played Halton School. We scored the first goal of the match, and then continued to demonstrate great teamwork and tactical skills to finish the match winning 5-2.
Year 1 visited Hartwell Nurseries on Wednesday15th April, to learn about plants and plant identificationas part of the Science.
Congratulations to all those who took part in the KS2 Cross Country and for winning the competition!
The Eco Team litter picking as part of the Great Big School Clean initiative along Peters Lane and the Risborough Rangers football field today.
Last night the netball team played against PRPS. We persevered throughout the match but unfortunately lost. Well done to Matilda who scored our only goal of the match!
We had a visit from two of our colleagues from Supply Desk Recruitment Agency yesterday. They offered some of their time through their company's Volunteering in the Community scheme to clear our garden pond. The area is now ready for Spring and for the children to enjoy a quiet place to sit. Asim and Daniel said they were so glad to give something back to the local school communities they serve.
We would love to hear from any of our parents or relatives who may have the opportunity through any similar Corporate or Employee Volunteering schemes. Even an hour can make a huge difference! Please contact the school office for more information.
Last week we celebrated World Book Week. We started off with Teresa Heapy, an author, visiting on Monday and she shared her writing process with all of us. Throughout the week we did lots of activities involving books and characters and even completed a quiz trying to guess the staff members favourite book. Each class got the chance to share stories with another class -some of us outside when it was sunny on Thursday! We also all enjoyed dressing up on Thursday for World Book Day and sharing our costumes in worship.
Year 3 had a wonderful day experiencing the an ancient Greek life on Tuesday. A big thank you to those parents who helped out on the day, we couldn't have done it without you!
We dressed up as ancient Greeks for the day. First Ariadne, told us what crafts we would be doing they were, mosaic making, candle making, wax tablets, making medicines and making a game (it was like chess). We went around most of the crafts providing there were no more than six people at a table. We had lunch after lunch, Ariadne told us about a letter. the letter said that we the Greeks, had won a war and we were going to have a feast. We were spit into three groups, one of the groups, the servants, handed out some drinks and a bit of food - pitta bread, tomatoes, feta and olives. The second group told the story of Pandora's Box and the third group acted the play of the Hare and the Tortoise. At the end of the day we were able to take home our crafts. The next we wrote a thank you letter to the mistress. Our favourite parts of the day was making the mosaic and eating the food whilst watching entertainment.
By Emelia and Arthur Year 3