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The Year 6's have had a visit from the police ho came to talk about Cyber Bullying. It was fantastic and the children learnt a awful lot.
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Thank you to the PTFA for organising our Bake Off! Pupils had created some wonderful cakes and biscuits - our winners are above 1. Aubrey and Elwin's rainbow LGBTQ+ cake 2. Teddy with his cookie monsters! 3. Chloe's spy cakes linked to her class topic.
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Fantastic amount of awards for Year 6 this week- well done
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Year 6 are learning how to play basketball. This week they had to practise their passing skills to improve their accuracy and then competed in small sided games.
Following on from the assembly this morning, Year 6 have been reading poems to identify aspects of bullying. They really empathised with the character Samantha Jayne and came up with some ways to support a child like her, if they were in our class. I'm highly impressed by their mature attitude and their odd socks today too.
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Year 6 have started to use the Polish dictionaries to identify weather vocabulary.
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Today our Reading Ambassadors had their first meeting with Lisa from Tameside Library. First they shared all of the posters that were entered into the competition- thank you to members of Year 5 and Year 2 for your poster entries. Please see their posters attached. Then they had a book quiz all about the library and different children's fiction and authors. Then we were set our next reading mission- details will be shared very soon...
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We celebrate our differences today with Odd Socks Day 2024 - part of our Anti-bullying themes this week.
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Sean from The Greater Manchester Magistrates' Association came to visit today. The children were amazed to find out about the law and how Sean keeps them safe every single day. They learnt about how to keep themselves safe, knife crime and they even used Millie as a volunteer in a Mock Trial in the classroom. What a brilliant activity to start our Anti-bullying week.
Year 6 were very respectful today at 11:00, marking Remembrance Day with a two minutes silence.
