McIntyre Terrace, Bishop Auckland, Co Durham, DL14 6HW
By andrewgraham
Dear parents, we have attached to this post the homework tasks that we have set for each year group including nursery. If you have any questions on this please email your teacher (email addresses) are available on the letter. Thank you.
Nursery Home Learning Grid
Reception Home Learning Grid
Year 1 Home Learning Grid
Year 2 home learning grid
By andrewgraham
Class 3 had a fantastic time learning French greetings in their Lingotots session. They had lots of fun using puppets and voiles during the session and listened to a wonderful story in French! Merci Joanna!
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By andrewgraham
Our children experienced a carousel of activities on Outdoor Classroom Day. They planted plants in pots, found minbeasts, sat around the fire pit and toasted marshmallows which was a big hit with the children and staff! There were craft activities, the parachute, PE activities and the soft play equipment. The children loved the day and worked together well solving problems and discovering new possibilities.
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This week in year 1 the children have listened to ‘The Terrible Greedy Fossifoo’ the important message in the story is that we should take care of our environment. We therefore decided in our Science learning to grow plants. The children followed instructions to teach themselves how to successfully grow plants.
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Amazing visit from Walworth Birds of Prey today. The children and staff saw hawks, buzzards and barn owls and held their breath as owls flew right over their heads! what a fabulous experience!
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In Year 1 we have been reading the story of The Gingerbread Man. We thought that if the Gingerbread Man had a waterproof outfit he may not have needed the fox’s help to cross the river. We investigate different materials to find out which were waterproof and then made outfits for our gingerbread biscuits.
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This week in school we are celebrating Chinese New Year or should we say it in Chinese, Kung hei fat choy!
On Monday it was a great start to the celebrations of Chinese New Year because Michael, a good friend of the school brought along his Chinese Lions and told the legendary story of the Ghost Lion to the children. Every child in the school took part in this wonderful assembly including the nursery children. They answered lots of questions and were picked to either perform the lion’s dance or beat the drums. This good luck dance was very well received by the children and all were keen to participate.
Thank you Michael for a fantastic morning.
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This week the children were taught First Aid by professional First Aider, Gary White. Gary showed the children how to apply basic skills such as what to do if their friend is having an asthma attack or choking. They even did some CPR on the manikin.The children made some posters using publisher etc to display around school encouraging people to stay calm and talk to their patient. Of course they must dial 999 in an emergency. Well done children.
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The children have been learning a new skill this half-term; sewing! We are going to use this joining technique to make a class flag.
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By andrewgraham
16/11/19
Today the children have continued to learn about the brain in a neuroscience session! The children learnt all about how neural pathways are made in the brain when we learn something new. When something is new to us we try and neural pathways are relatively weak. However, through practice, perseverance and hard work our neural pathways become stronger. As a visual example of this the children built neural pathways from one neuron to another using paper chains. By the end of the session the children all understood how we strengthen neural pathways to make us better at things. As you can see the children had a great time.
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