We’ve been discussing courage – the courage to make mistakes and the courage to stick with a hard task.
Category : Miss Walton’s Class
The Masked Reader is finally here!
Can you guess which teacher is hiding under each mask?
Submit your answers below – good luck!
Google form link:Â https://forms.gle/kdMUworETPT1wbCQA
Lola has taken part in a walking challenge with Thorne ladies netball team; a team which her mum plays netball with.
They took on the challenge as a team to walk from lands end to John O’Groats and back virtually, which they completed before the end of February and so they then walked back to Doncaster! Lola also took part in this challenge and as a team they have walked over 2200 miles and raised over £2600 for pancreatic cancer.
Lola wanted to share this amazing achievement before logging her own steps this week as part of the whole school challenge to walk the same distance in March! We are very excited to see the steps stacking up and can’t wait to share the weekly totals with you all! Thanks for sharing Lola and mum!!
Here is a sneak peek of our Masked Reader!
Coming 4th March …
Throughout March, as a school we are planning to walk from John o Groats to Lands end and back! That’s 1,748 miles!
If my calculations are correct as a school we only need to do 110,505 steps a day! Easy!
So charge up your fit bits and smart watches and get your walking shoes ready!
At the end of the week complete the google form that I have attached to this blog and we will record your steps. There will be weekly prizes in school for most steps in a week and all school staff will be getting involved too.
Good luck and I hope you enjoy the challenge
https://forms.gle/NS77okSz3h224dRv5
Seth has been one of the busiest people in Thorne today. He had already finished his snowman before attending all his live lessons. My highlight is his news report of the Volcanic eruption which occurred 2 years ago in New Zealand. Well done Seth you have done yourself proud.
Here is the link to his superb news report
A big shout out to year 4 for their brilliant recounts! We have been very impressed with the children in school and also all the hard work and editing of the children at home. Keep it up year 4!