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Road Safety Week

Fri 24 Nov 2023 J Allsop

This week is Road Safety Week. Which means our children have been learning about all the skills they need to stay safe while navigating the streets, either on foot, bikes or scooters etc.

Our children have been designing “Be Bright Be Seen” outfits to encourage those out using the roads to wear bright clothes. Have a look at some of the designs created so far.

To support Road Safety Week, Warwickshire County Councils Road Safety Education Team are inviting pupils to design a poster.

Your poster must teach children and young people to wait on the pavement for a clear road before they cross.

Should your children wish to enter, they will need to get a template from their teacher for their design to go on.

http://www.roadsafetyweek.org.uk/

Today at school for Children in Need we had our “Is it Cake?” competition. We had so many amazing entries from every class. It certainly made our School Council’s job of picking winners very difficult indeed.

It was a shame to cut them, however the cakes tasted just as delicious as they looked. They were soon polished off by our children.

Our winning cakes were:

Ariana in 3LR for her Strawberry cake

Naveena in 4LF for her Donut cake

Matilda in 5JP for her Xbox Controller Cake

Archie H in 6LS for his PlayStation 5 Cake

Congratulations to all our winners and very well done to everyone else who contributed to our cake competition, they were all awesome.

Remeberance Day 2023

Sat 11 Nov 2023 J Allsop

Tomorrow is Remembrance day. At school, we have been wearing our poppies with pride as we have been learning about and contemplating the sacrifice made by so many in all wars and conflicts.

Children from every class have their fingerprints put onto a class poppy, that poppy has then been joined to create our whole school wreath. The result, I’m sure you’ll agree, is very impressive.

Today 3SS have had a lovely start to the day! A parent offered to share some of their resources, and Josiah has been able to talk to us with lots of knowledge about the wars and the objects he showed. We then talked about why we still wear poppies and their importance.

Harry in 6AG has also created this amazing quiz which he has spent a lot of time on.

WW1 Quiz