Last week, Year 4 met a variety of visitors to help us gain a greater understanding of the world of work. We really enjoyed the week and on Friday took part in lots of different team building activities as we found out that this is important for many jobs in the working world. We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our volunteers for taking the time to visit our school!
Year 2 have learnt how to select verbs. they’ve used video recording technology to help create sentences using powerful verb. Check out the link below:
We are very proud of our 29 Year 5 and Year 6 graduates this year! They have worked hard to achieve their bronze, silver and gold awards.
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Year 2 have had a great day on the beach in Llandudno.
Over the last few weeks Nursery have had some very special visitors! We got a incubator with eggs! We discussed what would happen to the eggs and decided together that they would crack and something would come out.
Sure enough a few days later a crack did appear in one of the eggs. So, we watched and OUT POPPED a little chick. Then all the eggs hatched and we had 7 little chicks!
We’ve been keeping them safe, warm and well fed in their brooder box. We have been holding them lots in our carpet times – but always remember to wash our hands afterwards!
Nursery will miss the chicks when they go back to farm, but we WON’T miss the poo!
