Class 15 – Aspirations Week!

So far this week, to celebrate aspirations, we’ve been very lucky to have some great visitors that have shared their skills and jobs. We’ve been visited by Sarah and Geoff who both work within the XP Trust and have very different job roles; Victoria from Body Rockers, James Fenwick who is a fire-fighter and Cameron Robertson who is a Hotel Director onboard cruise ships. The children loved learning about each person and asked some great questions – thank you so much to you all!

Also this week, we’ve completed our XP Outdoors Crew task and used leaf printing to create a Crew banner. We’re looking forward to hanging it in our Crew Room after the Easter holidays.

Y5/6 – Community Crew Meeting

A massive shout out to our HOWL point winners and the Out of the World Winners this week. You have all impressed the adults in your crews by being kind, working hard and getting smarter.

Well done Crew Ambler on still leading Accelerated Reader in our phase; the competition is getting closer now! Huge congratulations to Crew Mumby for winning both attendance this week and the HOWLs point spin the wheel – enjoy your extra playtime guys!

Red Nose Day Challenge

Happy Red Nose Day! It is great to see so many of you dressed in red to show your support today. Thank you for all your generous donations. The school council have one last challenge for you! Over the weekend, we wonder how many different red things you can find.

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You could have a look around your house or even venture outside on a walk. Count how many different red things you can find to share with your crew on Monday. You could even take some pictures or draw what you can see.

Does having longer legs make you jump further?

On Tuesday, we investigated whether height affected the distance that you can jump. We predicted that the taller you are the further that you could travel. However, after carrying out the experiment and using tape measures to measure the distance, we found that it didn’t matter how tall you was and was surprised to see that some of the shorter people in our Crew jumped the furthest.

Crew Myers – Our Fingerprint DNA!

This morning, to kick start Science Week, we investigated our fingerprints and what they are used for. We identified that everyone’s fingertips are different even though they can sometimes look very similar.

We then used lead to record our finger prints and observe what patterns we could see in them. There was lots of Arch, Loop and Whorl prints in our Crew.

I can see lots of future Police Investigators from Crew Myers – Great job everyone!