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Y1 Chester Zoo Trip (To be Merged)
Date: 11th Jun 2024 @ 1:44pm
Chester Zoo. After learning all about different animals in science the children visited the zoo to see them.
Y1 - World Book Day (To be Merged)
Date: 11th Jun 2024 @ 1:33pm
World Book Day. The children dressed up as a character from a book and completed reading activities with their grown ups in class.
Y1 - Parent Collective Worship - Galilee to Jerusalem
Date: 11th Jun 2024 @ 1:29pm
Collective Worship. The children participated in a collective worship with their families about our RE topic Galilee to Jerusalem.
NSPCC Numbers Day (To be Merged)
Date: 11th Jun 2024 @ 1:28pm
NSPCC Numbers Day. The children completed different maths activities in class with their grown ups. They dressed as a number to raise money for the NSPCC.
Date: 11th Jun 2024 @ 1:25pm
Peace Days. The children participated in 2 Peace Days and completed lots of different activities. They explored what peace is through many different ways including art, music and dance.
Y1 & Y2 - Christmas Production - 'Christmas with the Aliens'
Date: 11th Jun 2024 @ 1:24pm
Christmas Play. The children performed 'Christmas with the Aliens' for their grown ups.
Y5 & Y6 - Read to Succeed Summer 1
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 2:58pm
Years 5 and 6 continued with the Read to Succeed challenge this half term. Children had to read five times a week in order to earn a reading book to keep from a selection they chose themselves. Well done to all the children who succeed in the challenge. We are so proud of you!
Being able to choose the Tom Gates books as a prize for Read to Succeed made me want to read more so that I could earn one of them to take home. – Freddie
I like to complete the Read to Succeed challenge because it helps me with my learning and a get a reward of a book that I would like to read. – Jessie
I like Read to Succeed because it encourages me to read. I felt really proud when I got my book. – Ellissa
I like Read to Succeed because you get to read and you get a prize at the end of it. – Charlie
I am so happy that I completed ‘Read to Succeed’ because now I have another great book to read. The book that I chose was one of the Goosebumps books. – Alyssa
It was my first time getting Read to Succeed and I felt proud of myself for getting a prize from reading. – Darcie
This was my first time finishing Read to Succeed. I enjoyed this challenge because it encourages me and other students to read. I chose Dogman because I like reading comics and it looked very funny. I felt super excited but nervous at the same time. - Cody
A big congratulations to Alex, Charlie, Darcie and Cody who have completed Read to Succeed for the first time this half term!
Y6 - Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Visit
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 2:50pm
In March, we visitied the Royal Philharmonic to listen to the orchestra play a selection of music that has been inspired by sporting events. We took part in the schools' concert 'Going for Gold: The Orchestral Olympics' which was to celebrate the coming Olympics in Paris.
To prepare, we had to learn a song called 'Personal Best' which we sang with many other schools as the orchestra performed.
The conductor of the orchestra was called Michael Seal and we even had a go at conducting ourselves!
"I enjoyed the orchestra because it was energetic and was a new experience for me." Harley
"I loved the orchestra. I have never experienced this amazing thing. My favourite part was the music. I would love to go again." Jorgie
EY & Y6 - Easter Crafts with Prayer Partners
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 2:33pm
We met with our prayer partners to create some Easter crafts.
We made cards, hats, Easter nests and decorated crosses to hang on a tree.
"I liked all of the different activities and helping my prayer partner to make their crafts." Freya
"I liked that we helped the reception children to create things which they could keep as a memory." Matthew
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 2:24pm
As part of our Science topic on The Circulatory System, we made models of blood and what it is made up of.
We used a variety of materials such as beads, film and cotton wool to represent the different parts of the blood.
"I learnt that the blood is made up of red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma and platelets." Annabelle
"I liked that we worked togther in groups and got to be creative." Alex
EY & Y6 - Christmas Crafts with Prayer Partners
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 2:13pm
Year 6 met with our prayer partners to help them to create Christmas crafts.
We made cards, hats and baubles.
"It was nice to spend time with my prayer partner and help them to make their Christmas decorations." Lilliana
"I thought it was nice to show my prayer partner how to take part in the activities and to help them to do it more independently." Freddie
EY & Y6 - Meeting their Prayer Partners
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 1:32pm
As part of our leadership roles in Year 6, we met our prayer partners in Reception.
We read books and played with our prayer partners to get to know them. We will meet with them throughout the year and work on various activities together.
"I liked playing with my prayer partner. They were calm and played nicely with us." Kian
"I liked how enthusiastic the reception children were to meet us." Sierra
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 1:15pm
As part of our Autumn Geography topic on coasts, we visited Thurstaston Beach.
We took part in a variety of activities including building our own sea defences, observing the effects of coastal erosion and sampling water quality.
"I learnt that when the waves hit the cliffs, they begin to erode." Ava
"I learnt that the plant's roots can help to protect from coastal erosion." Oliver
Y3 & Y4 - The Lost Sheep Roleplay
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 11:40am
As part of our unit 'Building Bridges' we explored the Parable of the Lost sheep. We were able to choose how we retold the story. Some of us created story maps or freeze frames with narration. Others told the whole parable through role play.
"The parable shows that God loves everyone, even those who get lost" - Emmie
"The shepherd cared about all of his sheep equally, he did not want to lose even one, just like God" - Jacob
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 11:35am
As part of our textiles topic we focused on an underwater theme and the work of two artists.
First we made some still life sketches, focused on curves and movement in material.
Then we explored the work of Hannah Rae a textile artist.
We made some sketches from different marine creatures and added to them using different medium; chalk, pastels and crayon.
Then we chose our final sketch and enlarged this to A3 size.
Finally we have cut and added fabric to our sketch to create pattern, before adding stitching for detail.
Y3 & Y4 - Respond Collective Worship - New Life
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 11:29am
As our Respond at the end of our New Life topic, we planned and delivered our Collective Worship in our mixed group classes.
Whole School - Christmas Jumper Day Coffee Morning
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 11:20am
As part of our Advent Charity event for Nugent Care, each year group learns a Christmas poem and performs a Christmas song during our Jumper Day Coffee Morning.
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 11:09am
Every year, we raise funds for our PTA by taking part in the 2p Challenge.
Over a month, we collect as many 2ps as we can at home.
Then on the challenge day, we bring them in to school and create lines on the playground.
We measure them and decide which year were the winners.
This year's winners were ... Year 4
| EYFS | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
| 16m | 17m | 20m | 16m | 43m | 27m | 32m |
EYFS, Y1, Y2, Y3 & Y4 - Chester Zoo Visit
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 11:00am
We all spent the day visiting Chester Zoo as part of our work in Science
Year 3 & 4 - Our Science topic was all about grouping animals. As we explored the zoo we looked out for mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, amphibians and invertebrates. We were very lucky to see so many animals in the good weather.
"My favourite animals were the penguins, they were so funny to watch" - Anthony Y4
"I really loved seeing the Andean Bear eat fruit from the top of the tree" - Maisie Y4
Y3 & Y4 - Christmas Production - The Donkey Seller
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 10:11am
Together, Year 3 & 4 put on our Christmas Production for parents.
It was called 'The Donkey Seller' and told the story of the Nativity through the eyes of a loyal seller and his herd of donkeys.
1 by 1 the donkeys are sold to special travellers who pass by. Mary needs a donkey to carry her to Bethlehem, the Shepherds need a donkey to carry Little Shep who is tired, and the kings need a donkey because one of their camels has hurt his foot.
Eventually the donkey seller herself travels to see the amazing arrival in Bethlehem.
We had great fun learning and performing, some of us even played the hand chimes and recorders as part of the songs
"I loved being Little Shep, it made me really proud acting in front of everyone" - Henry
"I was part of the sheep chorus and we got to do some fun joke lines in sheep voices" - Maro
"I played one of the main donkeys called Snuggle. I had lots of lines to learn and was a bit nervous, but it was fun performing it for parents" - Connie
Y3 - Parent Collective Worship - Giving & Receiving
Date: 10th Jun 2024 @ 10:03am
Year 3 led a wonderful Collective Worship for our families to join us.
Our theme was 'Giving and Receiving'
We were able to share what these words meant to us.
"I give when I help Mum & Dad out at home" - Lily
"I give my time for others and always try to include people in my games" - Curtis
"When I receive present for my birthday I show how grateful I am by giving the person a big hug" - Lola
We learnt and performed Noah & the Whale 'Give a Little Love'
Whole School Collective Worship - Crowning of Mary
Date: 23rd May 2024 @ 8:33am
On Wednesday 22nd May, school celebrated a beautiful Collective Worship for the crowning of Mary as May is the month of Mary.
Thank you to Father Clarke for leading our worship alongside our RE Ambassadors and some Year 6 children.
Date: 20th May 2024 @ 3:52pm
We made series and parallel circuits to investigate the effect on the bulb
"We had to make sure that the bulb and battery were connected in a circuit to make the light turn on" - Kayden
"Ours didn't work at first, so we had to do some problem solving to test which part of the circuit was faulty. It was the bulb" - Mia
Whole School - Mental Health Awareness Week
Date: 20th May 2024 @ 3:34pm
As part of this year's Mental Health Awareness Week theme of 'Moving more for Mental Health'.
The whole school took part in some active Zumba and watched the BBC live lesson.
"I really enjoyed making my own Moodboosters routine with Henry to make us active and positive" - Maro
Date: 20th May 2024 @ 2:49pm
On 15th May, Year 4 were able to take part in a session about Chinese music.
They looked at different types of Chinese instruments and listened to a range of instruments being played.
Finally they were even able to play different rhythms on the drums!
