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Lightning Thieves, Radio Reporters and Nature Investigators. |
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It’s been another busy week in and out of school this week. Year 3,5 and 6 have all been out and about to extend and enrich their learning. Year 3 spent the morning yesterday in the woods acting as Nature Investigators. It was my pleasure to sit in on the lesson in the afternoon when they returned, full of interest, excitement and joy of discovering new things.
Year 5 were also out yesterday. They traveled by train to Gunwharf Quay to see the film “Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief”, which ties in wonderfully with their studies of the Greeks.
Year 6 were also in Portsmouth on Wednesday, visitng the D-Day Museum to further their learning about World War II and to practice their skills as radio reporters. They were most fortunate to have a visit earlier in the week from a parent who is a journalist by profession. He was able to give them tips and strategies for being effective on-the-spot- reporters.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 March 2010 19:37 )
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After the long winter, Miss Ifould’s Gardening Club will be restarting on 4th March. It will run on Thursday from 3:30 to 4:15. If you are interested and would like to take part in this great club, please collect a letter from Miss Ifould or the school office.
We always welcome parent helpers and if you are interested, please contact Miss Ifould. We can arrange for CRB checks if you do not have one. |
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Year 5 Write Greek Tragedies |
This term, the chidlren in Year 5 have been learning about the Ancient Greeks. They have made masks and found costumes and are seen here rehearsing their plays and taking photos for their comic strip retelling of their story. There are more pictures in the Gallery. |
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Year 6 Making Model Planes |
This week (wc Feb 23rd 2010), as part of their topic on 'Conflict', Year 6 have been making Airfix mdels of planes. They've also been painting them. By the time they, and the several parent helpers who came to help, have finished, there will be a full blown air battle hanging from the class ceiling. There are pictures in the gallery. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 February 2010 08:41 )
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We are keen to develop ICT in the school and become outstanding in our teaching of this vital subject. In order to achieve this, we have developed a vision for ICT. I’m grateful to the parents who contributed to this when it was published as a draft last autumn. It is set out below.
ICT Vision Statement – Feb 2010
Imagine a place where children enjoy using their ever-growing skills and knowledge in ICT to enhance their learning across the curriculum. Notice how they welcome advancements in technology and able to adapt their learning to embrace the challenge of an ever-changing world with its new ideas, challenges and resources.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 February 2010 11:53 )
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