Today was our annual trip to Rotherham Civic Theatre to watch this year’s pantomime: Robin Hood. The children were all fantastic and had a wonderful time.
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Anti-Bullying Policy
Today in collective worship, house leaders presented our Anti-Bully Policy to the children. They were TRULY FABULOUS! This policy clearly explains exactly what children need to do if they experience bullying. A copy can be found in classrooms and on our school website.
Remember bullying is… Several Times On Purpose (STOP).
I will attach a copy of the policy in my next post.
Thank you,
Mrs GurnerChild friendly safeguarding pollicy 22
During our English lesson about our story Star of Fear, Star of Hope, the children had to create a freeze frame about a scene. One child had to narrate the scene for the rest of the class.
Year 3’s science topic this term has been “Light and Dark.”
As part of this topic, we have been investigating how shadows are formed, with the end goal of creating our own shadow puppet performance. We discovered that shadows are formed when light from a source is blocked by an object. Opaque objects created the “best” (darkest and most defined) shadows and so we decided to use black card to make the puppets. We also investigated how the distance between the light source and the object effected the size of the shadow.
Today marked the culmination of all our hard work/experiments, as Year 3 worked in groups to practice and perform their own shadow puppet shows. We had lots of fun watching each others shows while learning about shadows. Not only were we scientists when considering how to make a good shadow but also, we were fantastic actors/actresses when performing! Children used character voices brilliantly and made the story come to life!
Today, all the children (and staff) were lucky enough to watch a pantomime. Oh yes they were!
There was lots of singing and dancing, jokes and laughter.
We even practiced our 4 times table!
