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Tameside Libraries half term events May-June 2022

Join Ashton Library this half term for a drop-in activity with crafts, games and a treasure hunt with a nature-theme for children aged 4-11- no need to book! 

They will be family workshops available in association with 'Made be mortals theatre company' at Dukinfield Library.

Storyteller John Kirk will be visiting Droylsden Library for a special in person story hunt with a minibeasts theme.

These events are FREE but must be booked in advance via Tameside Libraries Events | Eventbrite


Excellence in Year 4

Congratulations to Jake and Aoife for getting the Good to be Green pencils today- well done. The class certificates went to Holly for her fabulous hard work and Oliver, for his diligence in his work. Well done to all of Year 4 for their brilliant behaviour on our school trip this week too. 


Our Y4 Rivers Trip

Year 4 set off today on our geography field trip to Portland Basin to discover the waterways. The children explored the differences between the River Tame and the Ashton canal and were fascinated to learn about the use of the canal and spot the differences between the two.  In the afternoon, the class took on a group challenge to design and make a waterwheel. These were amazing, The children were exceptionally well behaved and learnt so much; they made me very proud. 


Year 6 Arts Award

Today we celebrated our Arts Award achievement. Our year 6 pupils received their Arts Award certificate linked to working with an artist in school around the topic of ‘Keen to be Green’. Where we had a focus on our environment and clean air.


Madam Mayor's Visit to Year 4

Year 4 had the privilege to attend the Year 6 Art's Award celebration assembly today. It was lovely to see them get their awards. Madam Mayor then took a look around school and we were able to ask her some questions. Did you know that her favourite colour is yellow and her chain of office is valued at £100,000?

 


Y4 Super Stars

Fantastic work this week from Nathan and Ellis who are our Good to be Green winners this week. Matilda earned the star of the week because of her fantastic explanation of the water cycle and Faye for her continual enthusiasm in every subject. Well done Year 4.


How to help children deal with loneliness - Mental Health Awareness Week 2022

 

“An emotion is like a fish in a pond that can take over at any time.” (Primary school child)

The Mental Health Foundation hosted the first Mental Health Awareness Week 21 years ago – a key moment for people and organisations across the UK to reflect on the importance of mental health and wellbeing.This year, the theme is loneliness.

https://parentzone.org.uk/ollee/download


Super Science

Year 4 have been of learning about the water cycle in English and have written an explanation that details how the water cycle works. To back up this knowledge, they completed an experiment in science. Here they had to see whether temperature affects the speed at which a cloth dries. They ensured their test was fair by using the same towel material and the same amount of water and only changed the place where the towel was kept. The whole class predicted that the warmest place would evaporate the water the quickest.


Year 4 Super Stars

Fantastic work this week from Year 4. The class merits went to Ruby and Luca for fantastic enthusiasm in class. Whereas, the Good to be Green pencils went to Mia and Maisie for always being Ready, Respectful and Safe. Great work everyone. 


Jet Setters

Year 4 have been jet setting off around the world investigating rivers and mountains. Yesterday we had a class competition and Evie, Ruby, Nathan, Luca, Reiss and Lucy were our class champions as they were able to locate and identify the most mountain ranges around the world. Fabulous investigating folks.  


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