This week Alex (P6) ……
…………has been a little book worm!
Alex has been devouring his new books and has written his first home book review.
Lets see what the second book in the series brings?
Well done Alex
…………has been a little book worm!
Alex has been devouring his new books and has written his first home book review.
Lets see what the second book in the series brings?
Well done Alex
Hi Everyone
It seems as though many of you have been enjoying your home science experiments from Whiz, Pop bang so we have decided to make sure that all of you can enjoy them by including them in your science work packs for this half term.
You should, in the next little while, either receive a pack of work through the post, by email or on office 365 Teams and inside you will find a whole range of new and different science experiments to try at home (Yes you can try these at home!) as well as some other bits and bobs that will keep you occupied for the next half term.
If we find more experiments as the weeks goes on we will add these too and get them out to you.
Stay safe, have fun and remember always ask an adult to help with your experiments.
Mrs Henderson
Hi all
don’t forget to keep checking out our channel. I have uploaded the second video for week 5 couch to 5K today.
enjoy!
Today is ‘Oink’ Thursday!
I am looking forward to exploring this one – I wonder what it could be about?
#Oink Support notes All Key Stages
Have farming fun!
Mrs Henderson
The foods we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink and the climate that makes our planet habitable all come from nature.
Yet, these are exceptional times in which nature is sending us a message:
To care for ourselves we must care for nature.
It’s time to wake up. To take notice. To raise our voices.
It’s time to build back better for People and Planet.
This World Environment Day, it’s Time for Nature.
Do something today to be kind to our environment and take care of our Earth.
World Environment Day (WED) is an international day of environmental awareness and action that happens on 5th June each year.
Started in 1974 by the United Nations, each year WED is hosted in a different country, with events focusing on a central theme. World Environment Day 2020 is being held in Colombia, with Biodiversity as the central theme.
Ever since its creation, the United Nations has emphasised that World Environment Day should be seen as the “people’s day” for doing something to take care of the Earth, whether that be something as small as picking up litter or planting a few flowers, or organising a more large-scale event in your local school or community like a clean-up campaign, a tree-planting drive, or a recycling drive.
Since 2020’s World Environment Day theme is biodiversity, you might wish to mark the occasion by doing something towards protecting the local biodiversity where you live.
Watch the video clip through this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh3JN_urlT8
Here are some suggestions for fun, biodiversity-supporting World Environment Day activities:
Sooner or later, we will have to recognise that the Earth has rights too, to live without pollution. What mankind must know is that human beings cannot live without mother Earth but the planet can live without humans – Evo Moralis
Hi Everyone,
Today is Welly Wednesday! Quite appropriate with the horrible rain that we have today!!
#WellyWednesday Power Point EYFS
#WellyWednesday Support notes EYFS
Let’s have a little look at what the students and adults of P7 have been up to since March 23rd, when the Coronavirus caused Lockdown in the UK.
Miss Lee has been hiding up trees and trying to remember what she used to do before Lockdown…
Mrs Devlin really does things in style. I wonder why there are no guests?
Mrs Howard has been doing cooking with her son Giles. We had a lovely day at Tynemouth beach once we were allowed to travel further away – my goodness, I had no idea my hair looked so awful. I cannot wait for hairdressers to reopen!!!
This young man looks like he is having far too much fun not having to go to school! Is that a Harry Potter?
As for this young man, it sounds like a structured day has really helped. School work in the mornings; hikes and time in the garden in the afternoons. It looks like cooking/eating have played a part too!
The theme for this family seems to have been all around spending time together as a family, which I know they have all really loved. They have taken walks out but also enjoying the sunshine in the garden.
Again, family time and I know that this P7-er has been really busy sorting out the pool. And the patio too, it looks like. What a good job, considering how sunny and hot it has been.
Hi all,
I have attached a wellbeing journal which is a lovely resource to track feelings, emotions, physical activity, healthy eating, sleep and more…. There are suggestions of activities as well as places to journal and record different things. Have a go – I am going to !!
Miss Herkes
Hi all,
Hope you are all keeping well. The theme for this week is that all children under the age of 18 have a right to an education. Here are some fun activities to do as a family!