A huge well done to Y5/6 who shared their expedition learning this afternoon in the sunshine! They presented their gorgeous art work in their photo frames which were handmade by themselves!
I was also so proud of their passionate speeches about endangered animals and it was lovely to see how proud all of the children were when they saw their product hung up around the school grounds!
Well done to all of Y5/6 today who celebrated their learning from our current expedition ‘How can we help our world survive?’ The children spoke with great enthusiasm and could recall prior learning throughout our 3 case studies. In addition to this, their art work was amazing and we would all like to give a shout out to Mrs Green for her awesome art lessons in G Block! Well done Y5/6 everyone is very proud of you 🙂
If you are able to join us tomorrow afternoon for our celebration of learning, please arrive ready for a 2pm start.
Many thanks The Y5/6 Team
Just a reminder to Y5/6 parents that our celebration of learning event will be going ahead on Monday from 1:30. Our celebration will take place on the KS2 playground. The children’s picture frames will be available for donation and all proceeds will be going to The World Wildlife Fund.
See you all on Monday 🙂
Y5/6
Today the Year 6’s visited Crucial Crew to take part in different workshops that provide them with the knowledge and skills to keep themselves and others safe in the local community. Some of the different classes included road safety, the dangers of fire, knife crime and even a trip to the local magistrates’ court to be put on trial.
Each session was taught by experts from the police, fire and road safety services in South Yorkshire, so the knowledge and insight was second to none.
Well done to everyone who joined in and got involved with some very difficult subjects!
Year 6 had a fantastic family learning session this afternoon with so many parents and grandparents in attendance. We began by creating posters in the style of artist Keith Haring which linked to our current expedition, “Why should we help our world to survive?”
Take a look at some of our finished posters!
We then finished off the session with a game of Kahoot all about rainforests. Well done to the Wotloxlphoenix team who managed to grab the win in a game that went down to the wire. Thank you to everyone who came today and we look forward to seeing you at our next event!
This week, the children have been designing their own red noses for the Red Nose Day competition. Well done to all of those who have entered, it is going to be so difficult for the school council to choose a winner!
Year 6 have really been enjoying making their wooden photo frames to showcase their artwork! I am so impressed with the skills and team work that has been shown. Everyone has been so careful and responsible around the tools and were are in the process of creating some beautiful frames!
We still have lots more to make so watch out for more photographs!
A reminder that red noses will continue to be on sale this week up until the day itself. They are priced at £1.50 per red nose and we only have a limited number remaining so make sure that you get yours bought early! School councillors will be bringing them round during morning crew.
Friday 18th March 2020 is Red Nose Day in the UK. At Green Top we will be raising money for the event by selling red nose’s. Red nose’s will go on sale from tomorrow and school councillors will be bringing them to each class in the mornings, priced at £1.50. On the day, we will also be raising money by wearing something red and bringing in a £1 donation. To go along with this, the school council have also thought of some activities that we will be doing in the afternoon.
