World Book Day 2024 cont.





























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The school was full of different characters today and our headteacher seems to have changed slightly! The children are spending the day taking part in lots of different activities, including a treasure hunt, a minibeast hunt as well as designing new Roald Dahl characters and new chocolate adverts.
In science today, Y5/6 were learning about microorganisms. We discussed if they were healthy or harmful and came up with a list for both categories. We reminded ourselves about the 7 life processes all living things do and focussed on respiration. The children then set up an investigation into whether yeast was a living microorganism using this knowledge.
Well done to all the pupils who were awarded certificates today for demonstrating our school values and impressing Mrs Shelley and receiving a gold head teacher's sticker. Keep up the excellent learning.
What a wonderful way to spend a wet breaktime, eating toast and drinking hot chocolate! Well done to the CREW values group for organising this whole school event. Not only did the pupils enjoy their treat but they were also able to think how the funds raised will help support homeless people across Worcestershire.
Thank you to the Friends for organising a fun idea of breaking the rules day to celebrate the leap year. Will we have to wait another four years to break so many school rules in one day?
CREW present an Oscar the Owl Collective Worship to Reception and Year 1.
The Scholastic Book Fair has arrived in school and it will be here until Wednesday next week! Please come along after school and take a look at our fantastic range of books.
We accept cash or cheque or alternatively you can pay online by clicking this link: https://bookfairs.scholastic.co.uk/travelling-books/pay
We look forward to seeing you!
Today, year 6 took part in the maths game 'Roll and Round'. This game involved rolling three dice to create a number to 3 decimal places. They then has to round this number to the nearest hundredth and then colour in their answer on the game board. The winner was the first person to get four in a row. They all had great fun competing in their pairs whilst consolidating their understanding.