Y1 and Y2  children took part in a tennis tournament at the Bellingham Tennis Club today.

Woodfield came first and returned to school with a trophy.

Congratulations to George, Noah, Jack, Ben, Olivia, Isabella, Esme and Freya.

On Friday Miss Kendrick brought a rabbit called Buttons and a skunk called Jethro into school. Freya

The skunk didn’t spray an awful smell because didn’t feel in danger. It is used to people. Annie

Thank you Isabella and Henry McLeod for completing the writing challenge about St.Michael’s Church. 2 golden tickets each.

This week we have been reading the story Traction Man by Mini Grey. Can you write some sentences about the character Traction Man? Try to include some words with suffixes such as – wonderful, amazement, astonishment, speechless or quietly.

Y2 enjoyed their lesson with Animalates.

It was fun when we went to the church because we could look and touch anything. The only rules were don’t run and don’t shout. We tasted the special bread which represents Jesus’s body. We couldn’t have any wine, but the wine is for Jesus’s blood.

Harvey.

I really enjoyed watching the ballet of Cinderella. The step-sisters were very funny.   Esme

Can you write a paragraph about your visit to St. Michael’s Church?  What did you enjoy most? We learned many interesting facts. Remember to think about your punctuation and spelling. Looking forward to reading your writing.  Mrs Adamson

Today Y2 visited St. Michael’s Church as part of their R.E. work.  Reverend Stan welcomed everyone . Y2  were enthralled and riveted as  Reverend Stan told many stories and let the children explore the church. Thank you to Reverend Stan and helpers at the church. Also thank you to the  parent helpers, and the children whose behaviour and attitude was outstanding!

Mrs Adamson

Y2 have finished making their puppets.

I enjoyed the Skillwise lesson about The Gruffalo. The ballet of Cinderella was excellent, I liked the miming.

Aaron.

World Book day

I enjoyed dressing up as the tiger from the story ‘The tiger who came to Tea.’ It was very scary!

Henry McLeod

Y2 enjoyed sharing their favourite stories and making their own little books.