Maths Day preparations are well underway across Primary. Our learners have been busy making their products for next Wednesday's sustainable sale, in the hope of raising as much money possible for charity. This year the children have been given the challenge of spending as little money as they can, to make their products. The idea is that they should try to up-cycle or re-use as many old (or existing things), to reduce the amount of overall waste generated. Today 5G were adding their scrap fabric bracelets to their display and costing out their healthy snack boxes in readiness for next week.
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I have been awarded Star of the Week for being resilient in my blending and reading. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for being resilient in my Big Write this week. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for being a principled and resilient learner and working so hard on my Big Write. |
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I have been awarded Star of the Week for being a great communicator and including interesting adjectives in my story. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for being resilient and adaptable in my phonics learning and reaching a new milestone. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for being principled and encouraging my friends to make good choices. |
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I have been awarded Star of the Week for accurate research in literacy lessons. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for being a fantastic thinker during our time unit in maths. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for being cooperative and resilient in preparation for Maths Day. |
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I have been awarded Star of the Week for being adaptable, and for settling well into my new school. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for great thinking and risk taking in maths. |
I have been awarded Star of the Week for excellent building skills in our robotics workshop and my technology learning this week. |
Today our Year 3 learners were practising how to put on a life jacket efficiently and safely.They had to work at speed, without rushing or panicking, and then get themselves quickly into the water.
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After School Activities are back and better than ever! Yesterday our ECO warriors gut stuck in to some up-cycling of old tyres, making notebooks from discarded materials around school, and constructing eco-bricks. Their message to the grownups: "stop cutting down so many trees for new paper and use less plastic!"
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