UNCRC Article 24 – Health

Well done to our Rights Respecting Council for their work on Mental Health Wellbeing: you are all true Role Models to our school.

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

Well done to all our children who have impressed their teachers this week and have earned their Head Teacher Award. Rights Respecting Gold ethos by all again.

What a wonderful assembly we had today where the Rights Respecting Council delivered our assembly about the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee: Amelia and Maisie even performed the National Anthem on their violins.

Beautiful readings and performances – Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all.

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

Well done to all our children who have been working hard with their TT Rockstars. Remember to keep up the hard work .

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

Well done to all our children who have been working hard to achieve their next level and Lexia Certificate. Remember to keep up the hard work .

Vision Treats – 19.5.22

UNCRC Article 31 – leisure, play and culture

What a wonderful surprise our children have had when an ice cream van pulled up for our Year 6s: all organised by Vision – Thank you ever so much. Even the staff got an ice cream!

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UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

Today we joined in with a national live stream, to aim for a new world record with TT Rockstars. Due to the children joining in with the dancing, and practicing their times tables, they did it!!!

 

Class 2

Class 3

Class 4

Wednesday 18th May is National Numeracy Day! We celebrated this day by joining a nationwide livestream to try and set a new world record for the most primary classes reciting a times table roll call. Class 4 managed to learn some new moves whilst chanting their times tables and even managed to help break the world record!

Well done Class 4 – you’re all times table rockstars!

World Maths Day – 18.5.22

Class 5

A super effort by all our children who participated in a Guinness Book of Records attempt hosted by Baz Winter – TT Rockstars.

Class 1

This week, class 1 have been working with the skipping school virtual coaches and alongside County Durham Sport to take us on a skipping journey.

We have been looking at fundamental skills and made lots of progression. Our favourite game was ‘Big Rope Bouncing’.

Class 2

We have had lots of fun combining National Skipping Week and our Numeracy work this week. We have been skipping in different directions ensuring that we can respond to positional and directional vocabulary. We are super impressed with all of the skipping skills in class 2. We have remembered lots from our sessions with Gail and we were able to watch the virtual coaches and put the skills into action. Look at us go …. double bouncing, hopping and backwards skipping!

Class 3

Today we have taken part in our ‘Skip into spring’ skipping school! We practiced some skills we were confident with and had a go at some new ones, the virtual coaches had taught us. The children really impressed me and had lots of fun in the sun!

UNCRC Article 31 – Every child has the right to relax, play and take part in a wide range of activities. 

Class 4

This week is Skipping Week and Class 4 have been practising and perfecting their skipping techniques! We watched lots of helpful videos in class to explain new moves and to recap the basics and had a fantastic time trying to see just how many jumps we could do in 1 minute. Jake and Freddie even managed to wow us by doing the Side Swing Cross! We are continuing our newfound skipping skills in both our PE lessons and our breaktimes.

Well done to all of Class 4 for giving 100% effort in their skipping and for encouraging each other along the way.

Class 5

UNCRC Article 31 – leisure, play and culture

Well done to all our children in Class 5 this week who demonstrated some fantastic skipping skills using the resources from Skipping School.

UNCRC Article 29 – goals of education

Another fabulous effort from all our children who accessed Lexia throughout the week, and well done to those who achieved their certificates.

Outstanding examples of Rights Respecting Gold ethos by all.