New Equipment is Fun

Some new equipment arrived in Class One this week and the children couldn't wait to unpack it.

Do something yummy for money! Red Nose Day.

Thank you to all who donated money to this wonderful cause! All together we managed to raise over £130! £50 of which was raised by Class 2 and 3 girls who ran a cake stall in the outdoor classroom, so a huge well done to them!
Following on from our yellow board for liver disease awareness last month we switched to a red board for Comic Relief.

Share Day in Class 1

Share Day in Class 1

Last week Class 1 had a share day with their parents and carers. Everyone had a lot of fun and worked very hard. It was a terrific day. Thanks to all the parents who made it such a special day.

Pancake Day in Class One

Today was Pancake Day. Class One made pancakes, ate lots of them and then had a pancake race.

Space Day with Dennington

This week we had a wonderful day making space ships and space helmets with Dennington. We even made a space ship we could get inside.

Kaleidoscopes

Class 2 have made these wonderful Kaleisoscopes! We took a Pringles tube, (other tubes of crisps are available!), did some clever cutting and sticking, added some mirror card, in the shape of a triangular prism and a set of really good instructions to follow! We were all really pleased with the results!

Big Yellow Friday

Today we have been raising awareness for the Children's Liver Disease Foundation by holding our own Big Yellow Friday! We all donated one pound and wore something yellow. We had a 'Yellow Assembly', where Ted Chaervey's mum came and talked to us about Harry, Ted's brother who suffers from liver disease and the CDLF. We then sang 'yellow songs', had a yellow quiz, some of us even got to eat yellow buns!
Come and see our 'Big Yellow Friday' board in the school corridor!

Celebration of Schools' Music Day on 10th March 2011.

Classes 2 and 3 had an amazing experience performing at the Celebration of School's Music at Snape Maltings on 10th March 2011. We had been rehearsing hard to learn all the different dances - Waltz, Jive and Street, along with composing some of the music to accompany the dances. Class 2 had been doing lots of practise on their cornets to accompany a The Charleston, danced by children from Dennington.
It was a truly wonderful experience and huge thanks go to the organisers at Snape Maltings and to members of staff who made taking part possible.