Crew Knowles had some great spotty and bright outfits today in order to celebrate CIN!
Category : Mrs Gutteridge’s Class
Next week we will be celebrating Children in Need on Thursday 18th November!
Thursday will be a dress up day where we are inviting children to wear something spotty and bright coloured! Any donations on the dress up day for Children in Need will be gratefully received.
Our school council are also holding a couple of competitions which will be running next week.
- Drawing of Pudsey competition
- Design a Children in Need T-shirt
The Learning Council members really enjoyed visiting the Year 5/6 classrooms yesterday to watch maths in actions! They captured lots of lovely learning happening which you can check out below!
Also, a big thank you to all those that have taken part in our ‘guess the sweets’ activity! We will be visiting EYFS on Friday to take their guesses and then will reveal the winner next week! The Learning Council can’t wait!
Crew Wellbeing
It was really lovely to discuss wellbeing with year 6 today. We explored the meaning of wellbeing, talked about the things we can do to keep a healthy body and mind and explored a range of emotions.
It was lovely to listen to how we manage our feelings and the impact we can have on each other. The children were so mature, supportive and understanding of each other and supported each other in thinking about the people around us that can support us.
During our expedition lesson today we have been researching some of the people who have influenced the history of British rail. These people included George Stephenson, Richard Trevithick, James Watt and Nigel Gresley. I was so impressed with the research that my crew carried out and the facts that they discovered!
This afternoon, the children have been researching some of the people who played a significant role in the development of railways throughout the Industrial Revolution. We have looked at four different people from various periods of history: James Watt, Richard Trevithick, George Stephenson and Sir Nigel Gresley. Each one contributed massively towards the development of the rail industry we can see today.
Thank you to everyone who came to support our event this afternoon! What a great way to help our community and be kind! We are looking forward to working with the experts from the park railway after half term and also handing over the money we raised today.
Thanks to everyone who had a go on our ‘guess the …’ games!
The winners are listed below. Prizes will be delivered to the children tomorrow!
Guess the lion’s birthday – Alexsis
Guess the elephant’s name – Ruby
Guess the weight of the pumpkin – Grace
Guess the amount of sweets – Lola
Well done everyone!
Thank you to those who kindly bought raffle tickets to be entered in to the draw! Below are a list of winners!
The prizes will be delivered to the children in school tomorrow. We have full names on the raffle tickets so know which prize belongs to which child.
Prize 1 – Ava
Prize 2 – Lilly
Prize 3 – Harry
Prize 4 – Thomas
Prize 5 – Gaynor
Prize 6 – Crystal
Prize 7 – Harriet
Prize 8 – Jenson
Prize 9 – Claimed
Prize 10 – Kaleb
Prize 11 – Claimed
Prize 12 – Emily-Rai
Prize 13 – Harry
Prize 14 – Martha
Prize 15 – Ellis and Annie
Prize 16 – Claimed
Prize 17 – Sami-JoJo
Prize 18 – Gaynor
Prize 19 – Jack
Prize 20 – Wez
Prize 21 – Claimed
Year 6 participated in the Take 10 to Read event on Friday in support of World Mental Health Day and improving our wellbeing!
