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Newsletter No 73 - 3rd May 2019
Newsletter No 73 - 3rd May 2019
Newsletter No 73 - 3rd May 2019
Reception and Kindergarten Classes enjoyed a visit to the Gurdwara this week as part of our work
to develop understanding about how we are all different. Some of the children were very proud to
share their 'special place' with their friends. Everyone was made to feel very welcome indeed.
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The Finalists:
Reception: Suhaavi Zach
Year 1: Nidhi Esperanza
Year 2: Divyum Kaelo & Fabian
Year 3: Veer Amber & Alina
Year 4: Alice Miles
Year 5: Jonathan Srinand
Year 6: Anjola Hannah
Donations
Mrs Kybert and the Early Years team are busy collecting
various items to develop a ‘woodwork’ provision. They
are collecting buttons, beads and plastic bottle tops.
They are also collecting ‘keys’ for storytelling. Any
donations would be very welcome. Please send in to
the office.
Cave Lesson.
What is the best way to write a detailed setting description?
Well, the children in Year 4 were asked this question and decided that first hand experience was the best
way to write a setting description. So off they went to the School Hall, where the stage had been set up in
the form of a cave. With cold air blowing in, water dripping onto their heads, echoing sounds around them
and a dark passage to pass through, Year 4 certainly were in cave setting of their own. Although
apprehensive about crawling into the cave, the children were certainly buzzing afterwards and once in the
classroom they excitedly wrote words and phrases, using their senses to describe their experience.
Watch this space for their setting descriptions and see for yourself how they compare to the original
description from the book we are reading. The adventures of Odysseus.
Looking Ahead:
May
Grade 1 Piano
HUGE congratulations to Jesse, Jaya,
Bailey and Tristan who all received
either Merit or Distinction in their
Grade 1 piano exams.
What a marvellous achievement.