Parents and carers are warmly welcome to our annual KS2 Sports Day 2024. Join us on the 2nd of July at 9am, we need YOU there to cheer on our future Olympians.
This event will take place on the KS2 field. Please enter via the gates at the top playground and make your way down to the school field where you will find chairs along the race track.
Mrs Fitzpatrick will be on hand, serving snacks and refreshments throughout the morning too!
See you there!
Crew Walton have worked so hard today, planning, writing, editing and producing final drafts of their own stories for National Writing Day. Everyone worked so hard, choosing from a range of picture stimuli from which to base their pieces. What a successful day!
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On Tuesday 9th July at 2pm our Year 5 families are welcome to join us on the KS2 playground to celebrate our children’s Expedition learning from this term. The event will then restart from 3 – 4 o’clock for any parents that wish to join us after school.
Please enter school and sign in at the school office. There will be somebody waiting to greet you and bring you down to the classrooms.
We will be using technology to access some of the activities and the final product so please bring along any phones, iPads or tablets.
We look forward to celebrating with you all!
Year 5 Crew!
A huge shoutout to this weeks Howl point winners and Community Crew Champions, it was a great start to the week hearing all the positivity happening across our 5/6 Crew!
A quick reminder that Y5 and Y6 family will take place on Thursday 27th June at 1:30. As this will be a more active Family Learning, comfortable clothing and trainers are recommended. Please enter through the school office. We look forward to seeing you there!
Y5/6 team
Last Thursday, Learning Council was invited to be apart of the D Day service in Thorne Memorial Park. They stood and listened carefully and respectfully and then confidently stood and recited a D Day poem along with children from other primary schools from Thorne and Moorends.
It was an honour to go along and be a part of such a special occasion to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D Day landings and I was super proud of all the children!
The children in Year 5 planned and delivered a debate linked to our book ‘Pig heart boy’. The children worked incredibly hard to prepare structured and well thought out questions and showed respect when providing their responding arguments…a fantastic effort!
Here are the spellings that we have been learning about this week:
Today, Year 5 enjoyed an assembly from Mick at the Royal British Legion. We learned all about the D-Day landings and why they are so important to our history, as well as finding out about the different ways in which the 80th Anniversary of D-Day will be celebrated tomorrow. Mick is Thorne’s Town Crier and he gave us a sneak preview of the important announcement that he will be making tomorrow morning at 8am to kick-start the celebrations (which will take place in Memorial Park throughout the day).
