Year 1: Ronnie Yates, your contributions in music were amazing-well done! Year 2: Alyssa Drennan, you have impressed this week using letter sounds to help you spell-well done! Natalie Bradburn, you have been a whizz at fractions this week-well done! Rio Singh, you have returned to our school this week and we are so lucky to have you back-well done! Year 3: Chayse King,
Congratulations to Taylor Ditch from Year 3 for receiving the highest award a Cub Scout can receive. Taylor has completed a range of challenges and demonstrated a variety of skills at his Cubs sessions and has been awarded the Bronze Award. Well done Taylor!
Reception: Jessi Roberts, you showed lots of resilience in trying new foods and you’re making excellent progress with your reading-well done! Year 1: Ellis Wilson, you have been absolutely ammazing all week-we are so proud of you-well done! Year 2: Nadia Chidi-Iwundu, you always follow the school rules and asre a really kind friend too-well done! Stefan Allen, you have worked so hard all
Year 5 went to the Centre For Life in Newcastle to explore all things science and see how science relates to our own lives. We went to the planitarium, a dino show, investigated circuits and renewable energies and had an amazing day full of awe, wonder and discovery!
Our wonderful Mini Police went to Newcastle to meet some fabulous four-legged officers! They got to meet the horses and learned about their important role within the force and saw how they are trasnported and where they live too-they had a great time!
Year 1: Lenny McGregor, you have been trying realy hard in school this week and have really impressed us-well done! Year 2: Ryan Corner, your questions about the North and South Pole in geography were excellent-well done! Reggie Shergold, you have had a great first week back at school and are trying so hard in all lessons-keep it up and well done! Steven Lewis,
Today we started looking at parts of a flower and their functions. We re learned the names and parts then we disected a daffodil to see the parts in real life-we were amazed!
Today, we began learning about light in Science. We learned about light sources and how darkness is the absence of any light. We investigated how much light we needed to be able to see. Our teacher hid items underneath a box and we had to look through small holes to see if we could identify the objects. We predicted how many holes we would need to put in the box before we would be able to see. It took 20 holes and we identified a wooden spoon and a red car.
Some of our year 5 children took part in a bowling competition today and had a brilliant time! They worked very well together as a team and enjoyed cheering each other on. A huge shout out to Benjamin who scored the highest number of points in the whole competition!
Year 1: Ellis Wilson, fabulous reading in phonics, Ellis-you are a superstar-well done! Year 2: Jack McNaughton, you have asked super questions this week in geography-well done! Narda Chidi-Iwundu, your phonics work has beeen amazing this week-especially your blending-well done! Year 3: Mia Reid, your participation and answers in maths have been fantastic-well done! All of Year 3, you represented our school brilliantly at
