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This week's award winners are...

Well done to this week's Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners! Its been a busy week, but you have all done amazing! As Mrs Parker has said in her email, you have all been working super hard with your phonics! Well done to T, Z, A and H who have been very busy at their football clubs and have been awarded trophies for their hardwork! 


Superstars

Well done to all of the children in year 3 who shared their achievements today. I am particularly impressed with the children who have completed their project work on Anceint Greece already!


Oracy work

This week we have been retelling Ancient Greek myths using our oracy skills. We are really enjoying finding out about different creatures such as Medusa and the Minotaur.


Football in Y3

Year 3 have started to practise football techniques with Mr Williams. Today we looked at the skills of passing and dribbling. Alex won the Sport's Award of the week. 


Awards!

Well done to these children for achieving a Merit certificafe and Good to be Green pencils! Keep it up.


P.E - Athletics: Relay

Today's Athletics lesson was Relay. Children worked in their teams to pace and race against each other, using batons to pass to their teams. They were super competitive.


Pupil Leaders meet CEO

Our Pupil Leaders met the CEO of the Stamford Park Trust today. They had prepared questions for Mr McGrath about our move into the trust. Some questions included: Our room is really hot, please can we have air conditioning? Why do you want Broadbent Fold in your trust? Does joining the trust mean more money for our school? Could we have more outdoor facilities like a 4G pitch or cricket pitch? Mr McGrath answered all their questions and pupils felt that this will be a great move for our school and future. 


Pride Month

June is Pride Month – a time to celebrate and show support for LGBTQIA+ people across the UK and around the world. It’s also a valuable opportunity to recognise the experiences of LGBTQIA+ communities and think about how we can continue building understanding.  


Programming using Scratch

Year 2 had Year 6 visit and help them to programme Scratch;

Children can change characters and background, make the characters talk, all in a sea/ beach theme.


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