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Remembrance Memorial Visit on Friday 10th November. The school councilors along with Mr Stannett and Miss Robinson cleaned the memorial before laying a wreath to remember the fallen.
On Friday 3rd November, Year 5 enjoyed a brilliant travel to the Viking Days. We made Viking candles from was, wrote in Viking quill, made Viking brooches and watched and concentrated magnificently on our teachers from Viking day make putter. Everybody enjoyed Viking day and was very enthusiastic about it.
by James
Thank you for all your generous donations to One Can as part of our Harvest Festival. The children all performed wonderfully we hope to upload some of the performance later this week. In the meantime please enjoy this photograph of Farmer Mullens and the Giant Pumpkin grown in the garden school allotment!
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European Day of Languages
Falcons learning Korean with Mr. Walsh, German with Ms. Sinclair & Spanish with Mrs. Goode
Hawks learning German colours with Ms. Sinclair
Eagles learning Spanish with Mrs. Goode
Wrens practicing the French vegetables that Mrs. Stevenson taught them
Red Kites learning French with Mrs.. Stevenson
KS1 & Reception learning about British Sign Language
Kestrels learning Portuguese with Mr. Pestana
This morning Year 3 shared their narrative poems with Reception today.
The children had a wonderful time at the young carers event.
On Tuesday 6th June my class and I went to Waddesdon Manor to learn about orienteering and how to do it. We arrived around 10am and dropped off our bags and were met our instructor, Sarah, and she explained about orienteering, what we were going to do and how to read the map. In my group was Hashim, Huzaifa, Ellie and Erica, we worked well as a team, with Huzaifa and I finding the first two. We caught up with another team who were stuck we both decided to go onto the next one. Erica & Hashim found number eight but then we got stuck on number nine because the map was drawn wrong. Once we finished the other checkpoints we went back to the hut where Sarah showed us where the two checkpoints we missed were. In the afternoon we made maps for other groups. We then swapped maps and then tried to find the ribbons that the other groups had hidden.
by Rory Year 6
We won our league (and got a trophy) so qualified to the play-offs last night against Frieth. Frieth won 13-4 but we played our best till the end!
Year 6 gaining 3rd Place at the Rounders Competition this afternoon!