The Year 6 girls are currently getting active and have been lucky enough to be offered extra sporting sessions as part of a planned programme delivered by an expert.
This week they have been building on their netball skills by practising the different passes and communication skills.
Well done girls!
Yesterday afternoon, Y5/6 enjoyed a visit from our local key worker Mr Fenwick. Mr Fenwick works for the Humberside fire and rescue service and has worked throughout the pandemic. The children enjoyed listening all about his role throughout the pandemic and how he helped the local communities. Thank you!
Check out some of the photographs taken by our Year 6 children on their recent visit to the Thorne Community Woods. Their photography skills are getting better and better as the weeks go by!
This week, Sophie has been out capturing some fantastic photographs of the world around us. It is clear to see that she is using many of the techniques we have looked at in lesson and applied them well within her own work.
These look amazing Sophie, hopefully we will be able to see more of your fantastic photography in the future. Well done!
On Thursday, it was great to see so many of the children dressed up in bright colours to raise money for a crew heart on the Hearts for Doncaster memorial.
A huge shoutout to all of our HOWL point winners this week in 5/6. It’s lovely to see new faces winning each week!
This week year 5 and 6 had a visit from our very own trust expert – Geoff, our trust photographer! He worked with us on the types of angles, edits and stories we can create using photography.
Our collection of photographs tell the story…after all ‘a picture paints a thousand words!’
Well done to Sophie, Keira and Alan for taking part in Tuesday’s reading challenge. You all did a great job!
Just a reminder to all of Year 5/6 parents that the ‘Hearts for Doncaster’ dress up event will take place tomorrow. Please find a copy of the letter below for more information.
In our reading session today, we had a huge look through all of the books that are on our bookshelf. We spent a lot of time sorting through all of the different books and deciding which books we would like to read and which ones were wasted on our bookshelf. It was great to see the children looking through them all with so much enthusiasm and recommending the ones that they had read before to others. It was surprising how many children said that they didn’t realise some of these books were even on the shelf!
