P3 are excited for Bonfire night. We spoke about the different fireworks displays we have seen over the weekend and discussed how to stay safe. Some of the pupils said they went to a bonfire and other said they watched the fireworks from their window. P3 then looked at different types of skyline…
P3 love music with Rick on a Tuesday. We have been learning how to recognise a pattern in a rhythm and follow a beat. We are working on listening to each other to be able to recognise the rhythm being played and then guessing which vegetable we heard being played. We then created our…
As part of our work about Canada, P2 received a call from a very important person. Simon Collier, Manager of Solutions and Standard at the University of Alberta, called so that we could interview him about life in Canada. Simon used to live in Ryton before his family emigrated to Canada when Simon was…
T P8 pupils had to search for the correct amount of each item to put into the witches cauldron to get the perfect halloween recipe.
In P1 we love listening to stories and like to help our teachers tell stories that we know. We have been practicing our letters and words to help us to learn to read.
Today there will be a special event going on after school. The school will hold a Halloween disco from 3:30 and 5:30. Students were allowed to come in casual clothing into school to prevent the need to go home and get changed.
P8 have been looking at the feeling of peace in RE. Today we have been doing yoga and discussing how yoga and gentle exercise makes us feel peaceful and how the mind and body are linked.
Another fun day exploring opal! A lot of creative and imaginative play happening, working together to make dens with a range of materials. Primary staff are having lots of fun modelling different ways to…
We had an action packed day, where we learnt the importance of looking after our mental health. We took part in drama, art therapy, mindfulness, film making and we even ended with a good sing a long.
Mrs Kennedy was thrilled to be presented with ‘an apple for the teacher’. What an amazing way to start the day! We are so proud of our caring students at Croft!