Smiles and sunshine all the way. It has been an absolute pleasure to share this experience with our Y5 and 6 children. Positive, have-a-go attitudes at the ready from everyone.

 

 

 

 

We didn’t let the weather dampen our spirits this week, as we put our athletic’s skills to the test. Well done to our Y6 children, who led each station.

 

 

 

 

 

Wow! Wow! Wow! Oh my goodness. What an amazing afternoon. The staff and I were astounded by the vast array of scientific concepts explored by the children, matched also by the fantastically high standards set. We have an incredibly hard task ahead, selecting the winners. Thank you very much to all of our families for your support. I am one very proud and happy Mrs Forder.

 

 

 

…sorry… I know. In homage to Mr G, I couldn’t resist cracking a few yokes…I mean jokes.

Thank you so much, everyone,  for attending our assembly today and also for the terrific competition entries. They were truly amazing. It was such a lovely way to end the term. All of the children were super stars today. I thoroughly enjoyed every performance and was warmed by the wonderful community atmosphere.

Myself and all of the staff would like to wish all a very happy Easter.

Mrs F

 

The last session of the term finished with a finale. Circuits and team pursuits were the order of the day. Rob Mitchell would be impressed.  Many thanks to our willing parents, who have given up their precious time to encourage our children to lead active lives- whilst having fun along the way!

What a stunningly beautiful day we all had today. North Devon in all of its glory. Thank you to all of our lovely volunteers for making it such a special experience.

 

All of the children came dressed as their favourite sporting hero, in aid of comic relief. Here is the KS1 winner of our Red Nose competition. Well done.

We welcomed Sophie in to Cl2 this morning. The children were able to find out about our up-coming trip to Lynmouth. They also had a chance to find out about the sea-side code and important dos and don’t, when exploring rockpool habitats. The children listened beautifully and asked fantastic questions. We can’t wait!

The children in Class 2 have been exploring absorption, taking it in turns to test folded sugar paper flowers. They were amazed at what happened. Some were even inspired to re-enact the petals opening, as the water soaked into the paper. Curiosity is definitely fun!

The children have been transported back in time, in Class 2, to find out what life must have been like on board the Titanic. Some children were treated to 1st class travel, where they could wine and dine and enjoy staying in a suite with their very own bathroom; others found out that luxurious travel wasn’t available to all and could only hope for a bath once a week, which they had to share with others- yuck. Thank you to Mrs Sothcott for bringing history to life in such an imaginative and engaging way. The children loved it- well some them!