Today Class 14 have been discussing mental health and how we can help others. This afternoon we made our own positive thought jars to help others. Whenever we feel upset or down we can read the messages to help pick us up. I am so proud of class 14 for how mature and brilliant they all were throughout the lesson. #it’soknottobeok. 
Category : Mr Ambler’s class 2019-20
This week the children have enjoyed listening to different songs to improve their SPaG. We have sung along to Britney to learn parenthesis and next week we’re starting off with modal verbs. Here are the songs for you to listen along to at home.
Crew Ambler have been busy in Forest School building fires and cooking marshmallows. Unfortunately they didn’t save me any!
Forest school for Year 5 has begun!
Last week all three crews enjoyed their first session outdoors using some of the equipment.
Just a reminder that children can come into school on a Thursday morning ready for forest school – wearing clothes suitable for outdoors. Children will need their uniform to change into after the session. Remember to bring a spare pair of shoes as it can get wet and muddy.
Well done to this weeks house point winners! There are lots of exciting new prizes to choose from and enjoy so keep up the hard work!
Jamie and Tyler have been busy at home with their homework and linking it to theme. Jamie has made a beautiful wand linked to Harry Potter whilst Tyler has been busy making a circuit which inflates a sandwich bag. Well done boys!
Class 14 have been hooked into writing all week preparing for our final touchdown. Yesterday we started to draft a setting description of The Great Hall.
A massive well done to all of our house point winners this week! Keep working hard everyone 🤞🏽 It will be your turn next week.
Y5 had a great visit to Harry Potter studios on Friday. Everyone was blown away with all the costumes and props that were used throughout the films. We even managed to get a couple of photos!
Public Health at Doncaster Council would like to invite Year 5 and 6 classes to a free performance of the Dementia Play ‘Grandma Remember Me?’ as part of our intergenerational work to raise awareness and increase understanding of Dementia in Doncaster. The performance is onThursday 14thNovemberat2pmat Bentley Pavilion. The play lasts approximately 1 hour. A short Q&A session will follow the performance.About the play:Grandma Remember Me? is a beautiful story told through a mix of puppetry, drama and storytelling. Written from the perspective of a young child. Lilly whose grandma develops Alzheimer’s. It explores their changing relationship from Lilly’s initial recognition that there is something wrong with her grandma, through the unfolding challenges and final acceptance and understanding of the disease.It explores the wider impact on family, the need for support and understanding within our communities and the importance of memories and relationships within our lives and how to keep and treasure them.The plays supports early diagnosis and shows how it is possible to live well with dementia.For more information visithttps://az2btheatre.com/grandma-remember-me/ 4570230878/ We have approximately 80 places available for this performance and we are offering these out on a first come first serve basis.
If you are a Y5/6 parent and would like to take your child to this event please email [email protected] or comment below and we will try to secure you a place.
Thanks
Miss Salter