Then they received a Year One had a fantastic letter giving them the first time dressed as pirates for clue of the treasure hunt. their curriculum day. They They followed a series of enjoyed a range of activities clues around the school linked to their pirate that finally led them to learning project. First they Mrs Hassan’s office where had a fashion show showing they found a treasure off their costumes and their chest full of chocolate gold This term Year 5 had a Greek pots, some of which pirate poses and phrases. coins! They spent the fantastic time learning are over 2000 years old. afternoon making treasure about Ancient Greece. In The children enjoyed using map pizzas and finished November they had lots of iPads to explore the the day with tattoos. The fun on their curriculum Parthenon Gallery by children did some day. The children dressed playing an interactive excellent writing about up as Ancient Greeks and game. their pirate day in their enjoyed tasting Greek English books. Be Bright Be Seen food. During the day, the children learned about Archimedes Principle and had a competition to float a boat containing marbles. They also made Greek theatre masks. A real highlight was the trip to the British Museum in December. It was very exciting to see the original GRANDPARENT DAY In October, the children came to school wearing to say how well afterwards very bright clothes – the children had everyone made a great performed and how much effort. We did this day as intelligent conversation part of our work on road they had had with our safety. Children and children. It was a great parents need to be aware opportunity to see young that more accidents and older come together. involving children being As part of Silver Sunday and a chat. Mr Hogan led Perhaps it will become an Week we invited an informal concert of knocked down in roads annual event! At the gate grandparents to come to wonderful instrumentalists occur in the winter we collected money for school. The coffee and fun singing by Y2 Elm months. We warned Barnet Age UK and we afternoon was a wonderful Class. The grandparents parents that if their child collected a total of - event. Grandparents came really enjoyed the event £195.65. has a dark coloured coat – for a cup of tea, a biscuit and many came to speak they need to make sure to me they also wear something bright or fluorescent too. HEALTHY EATING
Year One had a fantastic time dressed as pirates for their curriculum day. They enjoyed a range of activities linked to their pirate learning project. First they had a fashion show showing off their costumes and their pirate poses and phrases. Then they received a letter giving them the first clue of the treasure hunt. They followed a series of clues around the school that finally led them to Mrs Hassan’s office where they found a treasure chest full of chocolate gold coins! They spent the afternoon making treasure map pizzas and finished the day with tattoos. The children did some excellent writing about their pirate day in their English books. This term Year 5 had a fantastic time learning about Ancient Greece. In November they had lots of fun on their curriculum day. The children dressed up as Ancient Greeks and enjoyed tasting Greek food. During the day, the children learned about Archimedes Principle and had a competition to float a boat containing marbles. They also made Greek theatre masks. A real highlight was the trip to the British Museum in December. It was very exciting to see the original Greek pots, some of which are over 2000 years old. The children enjoyed using iPads to explore the Parthenon Gallery by playing an interactive game. Be Bright Be Seen GRANDPARENT DAY In October, the children came to school wearing very bright clothes – everyone made a great effort. We did this day as part of our work on road safety. Children and parents need to be aware that more accidents involving children being knocked down in roads occur in the winter months. We warned parents that if their child has a dark coloured coat – they need to make sure they also wear something bright or fluorescent too. afterwards to say how well the children had performed and how much intelligent conversation they had had with our children. It was a great opportunity to see young and older come together. Perhaps it will become an annual event! At the gate we collected money for Barnet Age UK and we collected a total of - £195.65. As part of Silver Sunday Week we invited grandparents to come to school. The coffee afternoon was a wonderful event. Grandparents came for a cup of tea, a biscuit and a chat. Mr Hogan led an informal concert of wonderful instrumentalists and fun singing by Y2 Elm Class. The grandparents really enjoyed the event and many came to speak to me HEALTHY EATING
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