Today, we have been reading our class text 'Supertato'. The children enjoyed following along with their pointers and joining in chorus. Well done Year 1, a great start! 

Year 6 have been improving their pop passes today and tried to coordinate movement too. Great job. 

Our pupils started reading Ella on the Outside with Nechen our Mental Health Practitioner. Our pupils will read the text and share with their peers, picking up on key issues that our Wellbeing Champions can tackle in school. 

Year 6 have started their diary of an inanimate object and they are fabulous. The way the class are thoughtfully writing to improve, examining emotions of their object is fantastic. Well done Year 6. 

Today the librarians started the lunchtime club for year 3. They had lots of fun.

The Reading Ambassadors have set their first challenge- which class has the best book corner?

The winning class will receive a prize. Please see the details attached. 

I set a competition today for pupils to design a road safety poster for being seen as the dark nights start. All entries to me by 4th October and I will announce winners with awards the week after. Thank you. 

Year 5's second session in Hockey included practising "Indian Dribbling" which isn't actually as easy as it looks!  It is a technique that involves rapidly pushing the ball back and forth from left to rights, while turning the stick from a left shot to a right shot!  Already we have some great contenders for our upcoming Hockey competition!  Mrs Blomeley. 

Year 5 enjoyed "making millions" literally in our practical Maths session on Friday. Using digit cards, they had to make either the highest value of millions or the lowest value, winning a golden bean if they won.  The class enjoyed this challenge, which covered the Year 5 objective of  "Read, write, order and compare numbers to at least 1,000,000. "  Brilliant Maths Year 5!  Mrs Blomeley

Well done to our award winners this week which were given for being an amazing role model in Year 5, and for making a brilliant start to their role as a Reading Ambassador!  Good to be Green awards were given for following our School rules of being Ready, Respectful and Safe and I was so impressed that some of the class gained Mathletic certificates, after just a week of being back in school!  Well done everyone!  Mrs Blomeley