Children can wear something spotty or yellow (or just non-uniform if not possible).
Donations of £1 would be appreciated for the charity.
Thank you
Mrs Shemwell
In Science, we have been learning about sound and how it is created when objects vibrate. The children made their own instruments, focusing not on aesthetics but on creating instruments that produce sound in a way similar to real-life instruments like shakers and guitars.
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Remembrance items will be sold from tomorrow (Tuesday 5th November) during school time.
Individual poppy – recommended donation 50p
Other items such as a poppy for a coat and bracelets will range from £1 – £2.
Please see the certificate attached that we have recently received showing what we raised last year.
Thank you
Mrs Shemwell
Welcome to the 3rd issue of the KS2 Library Newsletter!
This newsletter has expanded to three pages, as there is so much happening with reading in our school right now. The biggest change is that students are now contributing directly to the content! In this issue, Carmel House Leaders Thomas and Chanu have written the Author Profile on David Walliams.
Highlights to look out for:
• New librarians for the Autumn term
• An updated “Most Requested” list
• New arrivals to the library
• Updated Classroom Library Lists for 2024–2025
• House Ambassadors sharing books from the book fair that they’re excited to read
Enjoy reading!
Today we were at the church for Holy Communion. In R.E. we have been learning about the kind of world Jesus wants. We’ve read Matthew 4:18-20 and really discussed the terms “Fishers of Men” and what the word “Gospel” mean. Helen & James were kind enough to spend some time afterwards talking to us about how they try to live out Jesus’ teachings and make the world a better place.
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Please find the bonfire night menu attached for Tuesday 5th November.
Thank you
Mrs Shemwell
In Science, we have been learning about sound and how it is created when objects vibrate. The children were using instruments to see, hear and feel vibrations. Even though my ears were a little worse for wear afterwards, the children had a lot of fun and learned a lot!
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Wow! Just Wow! We have had an amazing influx of donations as well as spending some of the money we have raised. Massive thank you to Mr Thompson and his theatre group for a large donation over the summer.
There are too many books to list so I’ve had to take multiple photos:
What an amazing morning we had last week. A massive thank you to all parents and carers who managed to make it in.
The art was truly spectacular. I’m working on a display with the finished pieces which I will share in due time.
