School Events

20.11.19

cooking club makes burgers

19.11.19

badminton after school club

14.11.19

Multi-sport (quick cricket)

13.11.19

Cooking Club

This week we made pizza toast. All the children brought in at least one of their favourite pizza toppings and added them with tomatoes and cheese to toast to make their pizzas.

11.11.19

Each child made a Pom Pom poppy for our Remembrance Day assembly.  During the day each class focussed on remembering those who made sacrifices so that we can live in peace. The whole school community observed a 2 minute silence.  We are grateful for the freedom that we have.

7.11.19

This week was the first week of multi sports. We started the club with Tag Rugby. The children practiced passing and catching the rugby ball and then finished with a tag rugby mini game. The children enjoyed dodging the catchers to avoid the catchers from grabbing their tags from their belts.

6.11.19

Today a new group of Year 2 children started their half term at cooking club. We made jam and lemon tarts, where the children all got involved with making the pastry from scratch. 

5.11.19

Today both a netball and football team represented our school in the Intra Primary Cup. Both teams did out school proud who the football team winning 2 of their matches and the netball team, playing for the first time drew half of their games. Despite some of their matches being tough games they showed throughout the whole tournament that they can continue to work as a team and enjoy the competition regardless of the score. Well done to all the children nvolved. You were a credit to the school

On Tuesday 8th October, 10 children were selected from years 3 and 4 to attend the Personal Challange event at Haileybury Turnford. The children took part in a range of personal challenges including skipping, throwing, catching, target, speed stack and this was finished off with a team challange against the other schools there. The children all enjoyed the event and it was great to see the determination they showed when trying out a skill that did not come easy to them, they tried  and didn’t give up. 3 children gave us feed back from attending this event.

I enjoyed seeing the Year 6 who had left our school and now go to Haileybury. I liked the skipping, bean bag aim, bucket challange and the Lego challange.

Jacob Year 4

I liked Tuesday because it made me better at sport skills. My favourite was throwing the ball at the wall to see how many catches we could do in 10 seconds.

Lauren Year 3

i wasn’t looking forward to going because I thought it would be boring, but when I went it was really fun. My favourite activity was speed stacking.

Lexi Year 3

Mini Marines

Another great experience for the school this week with a visit from Elite Commando Survival. The military group came in and put the children through their paces with a military assault course followed by survival skills. The session was finished off with the children roasting marshmallows and taking part in a team building activity.

Sponsored Fitness Circuit

The children thoroughly enjoyed the fitness circuit lead by Gianni Frankis. Gianni represented Great Britain in 2009 at the World Championships in the hurdle event. The children were engaged with both the workshop and the assembly he led and it was very inspiring to hear how hard he continued to work even when he wasn’t winning all his races. The children all learnt a valuable lesson in lie, that if you have ambition and drive you can reach your goal.

Inclusive Disability Day

All children were given the experience of using a wheel chair. They were given the task to use the chairs to manoeuvre around cones. Wheel power were very greatful for the money the children raised and enjoyed coming in to work with the children in their classes

Science Week

Science  week was a huge success across the school last week, with all the children getting involved with hands on experiments. The children were lucky enough to have a visit from a scientist who let the them participate in some science experiments, including the making of slime. As the week continued the children had to investigate a crime scene that had been set up in school, to work out which one of the teachers had damaged the flower. They had to investigate shoe prints, fabrics, pen ink and test how powders reacted with liquids in order to solve the crime. Many experiments continued in the classrooms with Reception enjoying separating liquids, Year 2 looking at friction and Year 6 using microscopes to examine different fabrics. 

Multisports

This week we started multisports club with the children learning some basic football skills. We practiced dribbling with a ball and finding space, finished off with an agility game. The children have picked other sports they would like to try over the next few weeks, starting with netball next week.

Athletics

This week both the Year 3 and 4 Athletics Club and 5 and 6 all attended on Monday, due to

World Market Day being held on Thursday. This week we focused on track events and tried to beat the times which had previously been recorded.

Tennis Club

This week after progressing with the basic skills, the children set up small matches and learnt the rules of a competitive match. The children have improved so much and have really enjoyed learning a new sport.

Rapid Fire Festival

On the 12th February 2019, we took 2 teams of 6 children, to take part in this Cricket style festival. Both teams were amazing, with one team making it to the semi final.

It was really fun because we had to run a lot. It made it even more fun because we played against other schools. I would like to go again.

Tyron

Year 4

The Rapid Fire Festival was a lot of fun because it was really competitive. I felt nervous when we were in the mini bus, but when I went in to the school hall I felt better. Even though we got knocked out in the semi-final, it was one of the best competitions ever.

Carla

Year 4

The Rapid Fire Festival was really exciting because we played cricket and I’ve never played cricket before.

Julia

Year 4

The rapid fire festival was really fun because I’ve never represented the school before. I felt very excited and proud.

Deanna

Year 3

When we walked in I felt nervous, but I felt better when we started playing. I tried my best to hit the ball hard through the cones to get extra points. I tried so hard that I was tired when I went home. It was my first time on a mini bus. I hope I get to go again.

Kacper

Year 3

I felt a little nervous because it looked complicated but I watched the demonstration and I knew how to play it. I tried my best to get the ball through the cones.

Matas

Year 3

Water Sports Festival

On the 5th February 2019, 8 selected children attended the 'Water Sports Festival' at Haileybury, Turnford run by the A10 school partnership.

I loved the water sport because it was AMAZING! For me, my best part for me was when we were dancing.

Oliwia

Year 5

I loved it, but at first it was very scary because so many teenagers were staring at me and my friends. Apart from that I liked it and I loved when we did sitting volleyball.

Alfie

Year 6

At the water sports festival we took part in lots of activities. A partner assault course like a canoe slalom, sitting volleyball, synchronised swimming, a rowing exercise that was fun and then we did another hoop exercise. They were all really fun. Out of 6 teams we came 3^rd with a bronze medal. I felt really proud and exited that we came in the top 3 .

Ellie Mae

Year 6