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24th November 2020

Fantastic work Samsudeen!

Well done to Samsudeen in Y5 who created a fantastic poster to brighten up the Covid Testing Centre in Tweeddale Road! 

23rd November 2020

Christmas Dinner

Please make sure you book a Christmas Dinner by Friday 27th November 2020

 

Foundation Stage and KS1 Chrismtas Dinner will be on ; Friday 11th December 2020

KS2 Christmas Dinner will be on ; Wednesday 16th December . 

For more information please check the Newsletter dated Friday 20th November 2020

 

 

Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash

16th November 2020

Monday 23rd November Parents Evening

Due to Parents Evening children will be finishing early again today. The times are as follows;

 Monday 23rd November 2020

AIR-2.40PM                                                                                            
EARTH-2.50PM
FIRE-3.00PM
WATER-3.10PM

 

11th November 2020

Net Aware

For internet safety advice, please take a look at Net Aware- it has lots of information, help and advice on most platforms that our children use.

https://www.net-aware.org.uk/

6th November 2020

Black History Month

As part of Black History Month, the whole school looked at the Windrush and the positive impact of this event on our society.  We then used our knowledge to create a whole school display.

 Nursery created the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Reception made the Empire Windrush boat out of boxes. Year 1 looked at the Jamaican and English flags. We chose our colours carefully and coloured the flags in correctly.  Year 2 wrote facts about the Windrush story and then wrote questions that we would like to ask the passengers on the Windrush. Year 3 learnt about the journey the people took on the Windrush boat and what their experiences were like when they arrived. They wrote diaries to describe what the people did and how they felt. Year 4  learnt about the Notting Hill Carnival and its origins, then made 3D model of carnival floats. Year 5 read 'Heritage' and did a picture based on our discussions about it. Year 6  read the poem 'Windrush child' by John Agard and created art work based on it.