Oh My, The children this year have made us all so proud, They have come so far this year, working so hard and making memories to cherish forever. We would like to say a huge well done for all your hard work this year class 3 and 4, good luck in year 1, they are very lucky to be getting you! We will miss you all so much. Here are two cute little graduation videos that the children have enjoyed making.
Video 1: Two little words (Thank you)
Video 2: You’ve got a friend in me
Today we enjoyed a class quiz. The children worked really well in their teams and wrote their answers on the quiz sheets. It was lots of fun!
We had a lovely day today in our new classroom! We started the day in our new crew groups. In Crew Schön we learned about our new learning environment and then we played a team game called ‘Cross the River’. We had lots of fun!
Next we talked about our Class Norms and the behaviours we would like to see in our new class.
In the afternoon we created some beautiful artwork to display in our new classrooms.
The children were awesome! Well done Class 6. I wonder what adventures we will have tomorrow?
Exciting news that Our Final Product from Yr 3/4’s Spring Expedition is now available.
The CD will be available to buy from the school office next week. You will also be able to purchase the CD at Picnic in the Park on Wednesday and the Family Picnic on Thursday!
The CD is £3 to buy and all proceeds will go to The Yorkshire Wildlife Park Foundation.
Sunday 17th July 2022 – 1pm-4pm
It was great to see so many people at our celebration of learning on Tuesday. The children did a great job of sharing their learning from our expedition ‘Why is sugar not so sweet?’
As part of our celebration, we had a competition to guess how many sweets were in the jar. This was to help us raise even more money for our chosen charity – City Hearts. Congratulations to Isla for getting the closest guess of 260! The jar actually had 265 sweets in it!
What a glorious day for harvesting radish!
What a day on Friday, along with class 10 we had the best time on our field trip to the John Bull factory in Bridlington.
It was incredible to see how they made the sweets and the history behind the brand. Watching them mould the rock and then having the opportunity to roll their own was even better. Not forgetting to taste test all the delights they had to offer, the sugar rush was real.
To top the sweet day off, we enjoyed some time at the beach, having a play in the sand before coming home.
