It’s great to be back and we have had such a fun week seeing all of our friends again. Today we had lots of fun dressing up for World book day. We watched ‘The Masked reader’ and had to guess which teacher was hiding behind the mask while they read different stories. We also made some book marks:
What a lovely day we have had for World Book Day! We have read some of our favourite stories, played games, made bookmarks and puppets of some of our favourite characters and had some amazing costumes!! Miss Horrocks and Miss King loved it that you all knew who we were dressed as… Miss Horrocks’ favourite The Smeds and The Smoos, we just hope we can wash the face paint off!
Today was World Book Day at St Luke’s. From Cindy Lou to Aliens where underpants to King Henry VIII (a perfect fit for our theme ‘Off With Her Head’), the children all looked fantastic. Year 5 have taken part in lots of Book Day activities including online workshops with authors and illustrators, live online lessons and trying to workout which teachers were ‘The Masked Readers’. Each class has also created some work based around the Read more
World Book Day started with lots of smiles and giggles! Please take a look at all their lovely costumes!
Yesterday was Safer internet day, within our online lesson we talked about the dangers of the internet and looked at different scenarios deciding on whether we would check the information we see or trust it. Erica created a brilliant poster, which included some really important rules for us to follow when we are using the internet!
Thank you for your lovely artwork celebrating World Religion Day 2021. I hope you enjoyed finding out about different religions. You are all so creative and it was so difficult to choose one winner so we chose three. Well done to Logan in Year 6, Autumn in Year 5 and Darcey in Year 3! The winners will receive a £10 Amazon voucher to spend however they choose. We will make sure these vouchers can be Read more
World Religion Day is celebrated every January on the third Sunday of the month. The aim of World Religion Day is to promote understanding and peace between all religions, encouraging people to learn about other faiths and their followers. If we were in school, we would be celebrating the religions of the world and finding out more about different beliefs and values and how they compare to our own. Whilst you are at home, see Read more
Good morning all! I am very pleased with some of the pictures of work I have received recently from children in Willows that are working from home. If you want to share some of your work, you can either email it directly to me or follow this link and pop your lovely work on our new Padlet for all to see! 🙂 Here are some examples:
A huge thank you to all of the fantastic, kind businesses who donated to our raffle or gave cash donations to help us raise funds for Christmas activities for the children after a difficult year. We hope you enjoy looking at the pictures of the smiles you put on the winners faces and seeing some of the activities we were able to do due to your kindness. The children have loved the activities, which have Read more
Wow, what a fun week we had in the run up to Christmas! We finalised our nativity filming, made Christmas cards, calendars, decorations, decorated gingerbread men, watched the pantomime and then had our Christmas party! During the party we played lots of games and won prizes, we had some amazing dancers and then had a special visitor… Elsa came to sing some songs and danced with us!! And finally, on Friday we had another special Read more