I have received some great instructions from Class 16 today! They could choose to write their instructions on anything and then they had to test them out! We have had instructions on how to black tea, how to make the bed, and even how to feed the cat!!
Some of the children in class 16 had great fun celebrating VE day! I loved the pictures that were shared with me!
Dear year 6,
I’m sure we have all woke up this morning wondering how we would have been feeling if we had been at school because this week you should have been sitting your SATs. Due to these uncertain times we won’t be having breakfast together everyday, we won’t be debating red or brown sauce on our bacon sandwiches on Friday and we won’t have the decision of which flavour ice cream to choose at the ice cream parlour but everyone at GT couldn’t be more proud of you all. Some of you will be pleased that you don’t have to sit the tests but we know that most of you will be disappointed because you have worked so hard your whole primary school life towards these and although they are not everything, we know how much you wanted to sit them to prove to yourselves how awesome you are!
We just want you all to know that we are proud of every single one of you, not just today but every single day you have worked hard to achieve your individual potential. During the past 8 months you have shown sheer determination to prove yourselves and be the best you can be and during this time you have produced beautiful work. You have all grown in confidence, matured and are ready to take on that next chapter in your lives. We have enjoyed every second of home learning with you all and couldn’t be prouder of the work you have produced in the classroom. We have enjoyed ‘hanging out’ with you all everyday and seeing your smiling faces in our feel good Friday videos.
So this week, stand tall, be proud, stay safe, smile and remember how amazing you all are!
We really do hope to see you all soon for the leaving celebrations you deserve!
WE ARE CREW!!!!!
Her is a poem someone has shared with me:
Yesterday, the children made some beautiful wartime cards and pictures which we delivered delivered to Parklands Care Home. The residents were out in their deckchairs waving at the children- it was so lovely to see! We created a social distancing ‘walking bus’ using string and holding it at 2m intervals to deliver the lovely messages from the children. What a fabulous job you all did creating your gorgeous pictures/cards and ensuring social distancing! We are so proud of you!
From Miss Myers, Mrs Hardman and Miss Thurkettle xxx
Making the most of the sun yesterday! After playing rounders, handball, tennis and football I think we deserved a break and an ice-pop! 🙂
Lucas has struggled these past few days writing a letter to one of our experts but rather than give up, he has been a true Stickability Stan! He made sure that he saw his letter through to the end and completed it which makes me super proud!
Well done Lucas – you should be so proud of your perseverance!
I absolutely love receiving photos of my children during this time as it really puts a big smile on my face! i especially love receiving photo’s from Imogen who is always baking! Her bakes always look absolutely delicious – I am very jealous I don’t get to taste them!
Well done Imogen!
Some of the staff at Plover School have set a signing challenge for their students an I thought you guys may want to get involved, Thanks to Miss Blackham for sharing this with me.
How many of these words can you spell using the BSL signs for the letters of the alphabet?
Here’s a youtube clip to get you started. There will be 4 prizes available for the most impressive attempts. (one per phase if there are enough entries)
Winners will be announced on Monday 18th May.
Wow – I have just received these photos from Oliver who has been working hard with his brother on Better World Day. Oliver has been cleaning up his local community and putting food together ready to donate. You super star – you are really helping our world to be a better place!
Class 16 have been sending me some lovely images of how they have celebrated Better World Day. We have had paintings, colourings, chalk pictures and even pictures drawn on the window! I can’t wait to see some more!
