What a lovely way to demonstrate our Rights Respecting Gold ethos when 3 of our children created a lovely flag of the Ukraine using post-it notes to write individual messages on in their own time.
Well done to Kayden, Connie and Corey for your very thoughtful effort.
UNCRC Article 29 – Every child should be encouraged to develop their talents.
Well done to Gabriel from Class 3 for his amazing DT project, making a panda’s habitat.
Our artist of the month is John Constable and we found out all about him in assembly. In art club we created our own John Constable landscapes.
On Friday we had lots of fun joining in a whole school Skipping School day with Gail.
Class 1 had a super fun session and blew Gail’s socks off! She never expected that they would progress from Level 1 – 4 in 1 session. We were able to jump the rope and move forwards and backwards 🙂
In class 2 Gail taught all of us to skip! She was so amazed at our skills that we quickly progressed onto the big rope and every single one of us had a go at jumping in the rope. How amazing!
In Class 3 we had a fantastic time learning how to skip. We learned lots of new skills and had lots of fun.
In class 4 we learnt lots of new skills, like the single and double bounce. We had lots of talented skippers as we have skipping ropes every playtime. Gail was impressed with us and we had lots of fun!
In Class 5, we were able to demonstrate our Rights Respecting Gold ethos in learning a variety of new skipping skills including: single bounce; double bounce; figure of eight…
The children absolutely loved their session with Gail and can’t wait to practice their skills during play and dinner times.
Please see link on effective use of pupil premium to support more able disadvantaged learners: https://www.nace.co.uk/blogpost/1764156/461334/10-tips-for-effective-use-of-pupil-premium-to-support-more-able-disadvantaged-learners
Calling all of our fabulous TT Rockstars from Nettlesworth Primary…
We have been entered into a ‘Top of the Rocks’ league that will take place next week; starting at 9:00am on Monday 4th April and finishing at 3:30pm on Thursday 7th April 2022.
Nothing will change how we do our TT Rockstars, but all our scores from your games and challenges will contribute to an over-all school tally and be computed into the County Durham TT Rockstars Leaugue Table next week.
Where do you think we will finish?
Do you believe you could out-do your scores from previous weeks?
Remember to keep track of the competition on your TT Rockstars page.
Good Luck everyone.
Top of the Rocks Poster – 30.3.22
UNCRC Article 29 – Every child has the right to develop their talents.
We are so proud of Evie from Class 4, as she performed her dances in front of hundreds of people!
Evie impressed all five judges and won both of her dances in slow and freestyle. Well done Evie! Evie showed us her trophies in assembly this morning.
NETTLESWORTH SCHOOL COMMUNITY GROUP (NSCG)
NSCG is a charity registered with the Charity Commission.
Members are school staff and parents/carers.
Our purpose is to assist and fund extra-curriculum activities for the benefit of our school children.
We are looking to recruit helpers for the running of our future events eg. school fayres, special events etc.
We will also be reviewing our current board of trustees and welcoming new trustees/members.
If you are interested in helping the group with school events or interested in becoming a trustee/member, we are holding our next meeting on Wednesday the 27th April at 4.30pm in the school hall. If you would like to attend, please contact Papi via email:
p.taieb500@nettlesworth.durham.sch.uk
NSCG supporting Nettlesworth Primary School
Today we took part in Wear A Hat Day, raising money to help fund the fight against brain tumours.
All of the staff and children took part in this hattastic event and we celebrated with an inter-school Big Hatty Bake Off! 🎂
We managed to raise £125 for The Brain Tumour Awareness Charity – thank you to everyone who took part 🧠
For more information please follow the link below:
https://www.braintumourresearch.org/fundraise/wear-a-hat-day-events
This week in school we have been celebrating Neurodiversity.
Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. It aims to transform how neurodivergent individuals are perceived and supported by providing schools, universities, and organisations with the opportunity to recognise the many talents and advantages of being neurodivergent, while creating more inclusive and equitable cultures that celebrate differences and empower every individual.
Here at Nettlesworth, we have been looking at ADHD, Autism, Tourette, dyspraxia, dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia and celebrating how unique and amazing every human mind is!
For more information about this, follow the link below: https://www.neurodiversityweek.com/school-resources
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