Book Look
Thank you for parents and carers who attended our book look. It was very successful and really nice to see faces in school again.
Thank you for parents and carers who attended our book look. It was very successful and really nice to see faces in school again.
Year 1 had a busy afternoon in forest school this week. They have been bug hunting, playing forest ranger and carrying out a scavenger hunt. Some children used some of the natural objects that they found on their scavenger hunt to make some art work. They have also been using their different senses to walk across the log walk while being blindfolded! Well done Year 1.
Join Ashton Library this half term for a drop-in activity with crafts, games and a treasure hunt with a nature-theme for children aged 4-11- no need to book!
They will be family workshops available in association with 'Made be mortals theatre company' at Dukinfield Library.
Storyteller John Kirk will be visiting Droylsden Library for a special in person story hunt with a minibeasts theme.
These events are FREE but must be booked in advance via Tameside Libraries Events | Eventbrite
The rain did not dampen the spirits of the children in Year 1. They have been making super fairy and pixie houses, looking after blue Alder Beetles and balancing on the slack line. They also enjoyed playing 123 Where are you?. I was really impressed by their teamworking skills.
Today we celebrated our Arts Award achievement. Our year 6 pupils received their Arts Award certificate linked to working with an artist in school around the topic of ‘Keen to be Green’. Where we had a focus on our environment and clean air.
“An emotion is like a fish in a pond that can take over at any time.” (Primary school child)
The Mental Health Foundation hosted the first Mental Health Awareness Week 21 years ago – a key moment for people and organisations across the UK to reflect on the importance of mental health and wellbeing.This year, the theme is loneliness.
Year 1 have made a great start back after the Easter holidays.
Scarlett earned the headteachers award for asking fantastic questions in our Geography lessons and Hollie got hers for putting 100% into her reading/phonics work.
Reeva and Elwin won the good to be green pencils for being brilliant role models around school.
Scarlett got her gold award and Alfie, Alice and Ella got their silver awards for receiving lots of star points.
Keep up the hard work Year 1!
Here is the home learning menu for this half term linked to our topic Hot or Cold?
Remember you can earn certificates for all your hard work with your home learning - Gold award = all 8 pieces of homework completed. Silver award = 6 pieces of homework completed, Bronze award = 4 pieces of homework completed
I cannot wait to see all the exciting things you produce. Don't forget to bring your homework into school or upload it to Seesaw.
Our topic in Summer 1 is called Hot or Cold? We will be learning all about the differences between hot and cold countries and will be looking at where they are on a globe. There are lots of exciting things to look forward to including a video call with a South Pole explorer. For more information about everything we are covering this half term, see the topic web attached.
Have a Hoppy Easter to our families. Be safe and take time to enjoy being with your family.