The sun shone for Hazel Class to enjoy theTeddy Bears’ picnic. The children ate the sandwiches they made and biscuits that they decorated.
We had a lovely time.
A happy birthday to:
Lola McD (7)
Adam S (7)
Lucas O (7)
Tara B (6)
Toby F (5)
Merits were awarded to:
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We were visited in class today by the Fire Brigade, who were teaching the children about fire hazards in the home and how the children could teach their parents how to be alert to dangers in the home. Be prepared to be told to check you smoke detector every week!
The children really enjoyed watching the safety video and asked lots of sensible questions. Paul the Fireman was very impressed with the Oak class children. Please take time to read the literature in the book-bag. You may like to consider a free home assessment by the LFB at your home where they will fit smoke detectors free of charge!
Our Star this week is Olivia, who was nominated due to her hard work, perseverance and keen attitude in class. Well done Olivia!
Hazel Class performed a brilliant assembly about Chinese New Year. The children sang a song about a chinese dragon in a round. They sounded beautiful.
Well done Hazel Class we are so proud of you.
Letters have just gone out with details of the mid-year Parent Consultations. Please sign up when the timetables are made available in the classes this week.
Please find below the latest Cygnet school meals menu and order form for February and March 2012. Orders are to be returned by 9am Tuesday 7th February for meals on the first week back after the half-term holiday.
A happy birthday to:
Dexter H (7)
Arseniy B (7)
Meg J (7)
Emanuel M-M (6)
Ceren I (6)
Atiya A (5)
Alfie W (5)
Luca C (5)
Ben P (5)
Merits were awarded to:
Continue reading ‘Birthdays & Merits – Week Ending 27th January 2012′
The Reception Classes were lucky enough to have a drama workshop about the Gruffao and The Bad Tempered Ladybird. We acted out the story and really enjoyed ourselves.
Rowan Class are learning lots about Materials in Science this term. We have looked at man-made and natural materials and also at whether you can change the shape of some materials by twisting, bending or stretching them. We investigated whether these changes were reversible or irreversible.
The highlight of the lesson on Tuesday was the great “Curly Wurly Challenge”. Each table group was given a Curly Wurly chocolate bar and the task to try and stretch it as long as possible in 3 minutes. We had to work in teams and quickly realized that the softer the toffee was the easier it became to stretch it. Messy!
Cars table came top with 46cm, closely followed by Tractors 35.5cm, Boats 30cm, Trains 29cm and Planes with24cm. Well done everyone.
We didn’t break the world record, but we sure had fun trying.
http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/records-2000/longest-curly-wurly-stretching/