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Year 5 enjoyed creating their Anglo Saxon "Haka" style war dances yesterday! A haka is a ceremonial Māori war dance or challenge. Haka are usually performed in a group and represent a display of a tribe's pride, strength and unity! They were all fantastic! Mrs Blomeley
Have a Hoppy Easter to our families. Be safe and take time to enjoy being with your family.
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As part of their Anglo Saxon topic, Year 5 learnt how to weave! They had to concentrate to make sure the wool was threaded the right way but the class enjoyed watching their creations grow! They even asked to arrange a lunchtime weaving class! Watch this space! Mrs Blomeley
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Year 5 put their shields, swords and helmets to the test yesterday! When it stopped raining for ten minutes, they re-enacted a battle between different tribes of the Anglo Saxons! They were extremely sensible and safe but had the best time ever, chanting and charging along with their weapons! What a great time they had! Mrs Blomeley
I would like you to use your scientific observational skills to look at the image. What could it be? What does it make you think of?
Can you describe the colours, textures and shapes that you can see?
If you think you can guess what the image may be please come and let me know or tell your class teacher.
I will the reveal the answer soon in an assembly...
Miss Harvey
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We are really impressed with our Handwriting Award winners this term. These children have shown overall great handwriting and presentation or a real improvment in their handwriting recently.
Our winners are: Meghan in Nursery, __ in Reception, __ in Year 1, Amelia in Y2, Flynn in Y3, James in Y4, Alfie in Y5 and Sophie in Y6.
Please have a look at their fantastic work which is proudly displayed at the entrance to school.
Year 5 children learnt about Easter traditions in Poland. The found Easter Monday (also know as Wet Monday or Smingus Dyngus) tradition of pouring water on one another especially interesting. The have enjoyed learning a Polish Easter song and would like to wish everybody Wesolych Swat Wielkanocnych (Happy Easter).
Join Tameside Libraries this Easter for a free, fun half term activity with an Under the Sea theme. There'll be a craft, game and treasure hunt. Aimed at children aged 4-10 and their parents and carers. Numbers are limited to help with social distancing and Covid safety. All places must be booked in advance.
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There were so many eggcellent egg entries today for our Easter competition. Well done to everyone who made a bonnet or an egg creation. I was very impressed by them all. Congratulations to all our winners, enjoy your Easter egg prize.
This fabulous idea taken from Muddy Church webpage promotes for Palm Sunday creating a Positive Pathway.
Imagine walking past this on a driveway.
Everyone can benefit from hearing and seeing positive messages.
At home can children create their own positive pathway? Can they share it with their class teachers on our learning platform Seesaw?
