Simon Hunt book reading
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We have really enjoyed Simon Hunt reading his story 'Billy the bottom burping pirate' today. His book was very funny and quite disgusting. We enjoyed hearing Simon's stories too.
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We have really enjoyed Simon Hunt reading his story 'Billy the bottom burping pirate' today. His book was very funny and quite disgusting. We enjoyed hearing Simon's stories too.
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As a part of Black History Month celebrations we had a special visitor in Year 2. Agnes, our governor, shared her heritage with us and introduced us to Adinkra printing. Agnes explained that Adinkra in the Akan language means "saying goodbye". She told us all about different symbols used and how stamps are hand made using calabash/ gourd. The children had a go at printing different symbols first on paper and then on fabric.
Today, Agnes (one of our school Governors) came to work with key stage one and to teach the children about Adinkra printing from Ghana in Africa to celebrate Black History Month. The children used different symbols (which have different names and have different meanings) to create their own prints by hand. Thank you to Agnes from all of us in Year 1 and 2, the children really enjoyed the activity and producing their own art work.
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The author, Simon Hunt, came to visit our school today and shared his books and his inspiring life story!
The Reading Ambassadors have set a challenge for over half term. please see the attached details for how to create a poster for our library. Tameside Library would like our winning entries to put on their social media.
We will judge our winners on the first Friday back- 8th November
A huge congratulations to Team Amber, who have won the House Cup and will receive non-uniform day on Thursday 24th October 2024. Well done!
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Today we did a special Halloween themed 'Draw with Rob' for our Wellbeing Wednesday activity. These are chilling!
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Year 3 enjoyed a rugby session with Charles this morning.
What a great start to our Tuesday!
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Year 3 and 4 loved their visit today from our school governor Agnes. She taught us all about how babies are named after the day of the week they are born on in Ghana. We got to role play the naming ceremony and everyone found out what their name would be based on the day they were born.
Our Reception, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 cheerleaders put on an amazing performance for parents on Friday! They included a chant, two routines and lots of tricks. Fantastic work everyone!