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Attached is a website which at the moment is allowing you to access a range of stories for free that your children can listen to at home! Enjoy 🙂

https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

 

Hi Class 1,

While you are completing your schoolwork at home, it is very important to keep up your love of reading. Every day reading is very important, but this can take place in a variety of ways. I have attached a letter to help you with the many ways you can be reading at home. I also found a great website which at the moment is allowing you to access a range of stories for free that your children can listen to at home.

I would love to see photos of the wonderful places where you like to read at home -this could be in your garden, bedroom, on some cushions or even cosied up on your sofa! 🙂

If you need any more help with ideas for reading at home, please let me know.

Miss Gethings

https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello Class 1!

I can’t believe we are into April already. Together we looked at the months in each season – Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Who can tell me what season we are in at the moment? I hope you have had a little go at our fun Science seasons worksheet! What is your favourite season and why?

Take a look at some of the home learning our friends have done! I love that some of you have been baking as well! Joey has made a banana loaf, while Toby baked some cakes. 🙂 I bet they taste wonderful boys.

Joey has also been writing about Kenya – a hot country. Some great facts included 🙂 Toby has also been making an Easter garden ready for Holy Week. He has also watched a documentary about kangaroos ready to write his fact file tomorrow.

I hope you are all having a lovely week.

Miss Gethings xx

Hi everyone in class 2,

Wow I’m loving all the  pictures of your work, you are keeping me busy on the blog!

So here’s what we’ve all been up to…

Miley has been planting her seeds, learning about Kenya, practising her times table and writing her own stories. What a busy day! She even had time to do Oti Mabuse’s dance class!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ramari has also been busy planting his seeds and finding out about animals that live under the sea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I love your pictures Ramari.

Gabby has also been learning about Kenya and wrote a fantastic information page on the computer.

I also love your acrostic poem about space.

Moriah has been learning about Kenya too, I love the pictures and your handwriting looks beautiful.

 

Alfie has been busy today finding out interesting facts about Kenya, great work Alfie and I’m very impressed with how neat you flag is.

Frankie has made a lovely rainbow picture to put in his window at home and likes to go out on bike ride every day to see how many rainbows are in other people’s windows.

 

Trixie has sent this lovely, colourful poster to the NHS Nightingale hospital, I’m sure it will cheer someone up.

Has anyone else emailed a picture for the NHS hospitals yet?

Take care class 2 and I can’t wait to see all your lovely work back in school.

I’m going to have get lots of treats in for all your hard work.

Mrs Sturrock.

 

Good Afternoon Full time Friends and Part time Pals,

Today I played a game with my children that is like bowling. It is called Tin Can Alley. We had to hit the tins and knock as many over as we could with two throws of a beanbag. My Ella won the first game and my Oskar won the second game. I didn’t manage to knock many over! Maybe you could try this game. You could use empty bottles or containers or teddies.

Here are some photos of our nursery friends having fun at home over the last two days.

 

Ruby Mae baking and making dens

 

 

Scarlett has been getting creative making a rocket and had fun hand painting!

 

Shea made a brilliant alien called Eric.

What a fantastic day in class 3. 🏆

You impress me so much each and every day and I am so proud of you all. 👍👏🏅

Make sure that you thank your parents for all their hard work too.

Maybe you should make sure you do an extra job for them to say thank you.☕️🍰🍪

Mrs Flynn ❤️

 

We had a great time at school today thinking about The Garden of Gethsemane. We listened to the scripture, wrote out own version and answered some questions about it.

We did lots of art today, thinking about prayer and who we would like to pray for at this time.

Children of Our Lady’s we need your help. The NHS Nightingale Hospital needs children’s drawings.

Please can you all draw beautiful, colourful, cheerful pictures for the patients and then ask your grown up to email them to;

rainbowsfornhs@hotmail.com

Let’s spread some joy to others as part of our Easter people pledge.

You could make your rainbows as part of a science experiment!

Thank you in advance for your generosity

Hi everyone. I hope you are all happy and well.

Nightingale hospital are looking for pictures and messages of hope drawn by children like you guys.

The pictures drawn will be put up in the Nightingale hospital to brighten up the walls.

Lets bring some colour and hope to both the paitents and staff.

The pictures you send need to be A4 sized. You can draw as many as you like!

All pictures should be sent to rainbowsfornhs@hotmail.com and addressed to “Rainbows for Nightingale.”

Make sure they’re all colourful and cheerful pictures 🙂

Here is an example:

Take care.

Miss Scotton xx

Good morning Reception!

I hope you are OK?

I have a question for you – if you could have any super power, which super power would it be? Can you tell me why?

I will post mine in the comments later today.

Comment below to let me know!

Missing you all lots,

Miss Soutar 🙂 xx