This week is the NSPCC’s Kindness Week and they have delivered a challenge to schools to ‘kickstart kindness’ in their settings. Today in crew, we spent some time thinking about what being kind means and what this might look like in our school. We made posters about our ideas and then shared them to help us kickstart some actions for kindness in our classroom and beyond!
We have our second YourPE session on Friday 18th October. Please can you send your child to school with their PE kit. Thank you, Mrs Dutton.
Please don’t forget to take and share your reading photos so that I can use them in our reading area. I would love to display photos of all the children reading their favourite books in lots of different places. Please take a look at the photos below for some inspiration and share yours with me via email or in person by Wednesday 16th October. Thank you, Mrs Dutton 🙂
More home learning from the fabulous home learners in Class 10 … your commitment is blowing me away boys and girls, keep it up!
Thank you so much to all the parents and carers who could make it to our family learning event today. And an even bigger well done for grappling with our new iPad app to create some fabulous examples of digital art. Your support at these events really does make a difference and the children have loved getting the chance to show you what they have (and will) be getting up to in our art case study.
Here are this week’s spellings to support your practice at home: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14kdPRq7OswpM5T1whU2Dt03e9ZxKE5pA/view?usp=sharing
This morning, Year 3 enjoyed singing a new song with Geoff, all about what it means to be crew.
I am hoping to jazz up our reading area with some amazing photos of the boys and girls from Class 10 with their favourite books … the more creative and entertaining, the better! (no pressure!)
Please could you share your photographs with me by email before Wednesday 9th October.
Thank you for your ongoing support, Mrs Dutton x
Check out some more amazing home learning and achievements from Class 10 below – well done everyone!
This afternoon it was Class 10’s turn to visit the library and fortunately for us it was a lovely dry walk! We all enjoyed spending some time perusing the children’s section of the library and a few of us even managed to be promoted to librarian with an opportunity to check books in and out from behind the desk.
