Judith Flower
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Mar 24
Keep safe on line
During these unprecedented times we are concerned about children visiting lots of different sites to access curriculum based activities. Please be aware that there will be bogus sites out there that will ask your child to sign in. Encourage your child to access the sites that have been uploaded to the Home Learning page or …
Mar 17
Magna Science Adventure Centre
It was with great excitement that we boarded the coach and joined Elton Primary School on the 11th March to visit the Science Adventure Centre at Magna in Rotherham. Class 2 have been learning all about forces in science lessons, so the visit was a great way to experience forces in action in a …
Mar 10
‘Short Ride in a Fast Machine’
Class 2 pupils have undertaken five weeks of music lessons with Rachel Wilkes from Music Partnership. The sessions culminated in a musical performance using voices and playing musical instruments. The lessons were based around the composer John Adams and a piece of music called ‘Short Ride in a Fast Machine’ which was inspired by a …
Mar 03
Resilient Rammie
Derby County Community Trust are delivering a six week course ‘Understanding what resilience is’. Each week the pupils in class 2 undertake activities to help them understand what resilience means and how to develop skills to becoming a more resilient person. They will learn that resilience is a key skill that will accompany them throughout …
Mar 03
Safer Internet Day
Safer Internet day – Tuesday 11th February 2020 Class 1 revisited how to stay safe on line with ‘Smartie Penguin’ on Safer Internet Day. The children loved learning about Smartie’s escapades on line and were very animated regarding their own experiences when using the range of electronic devices they each had. They particularly enjoyed singing …
Jan 23
Change 4 Life
On Tuesday 21st January, 4 year 4/5 pupils attended Ashbourne Leisure Center ‘C4L Champions Conference’ run by Rural Derbyshire School Sports Partnership. The conference is set up to train pupils how to become ‘Health Champions’ who will then act as catalysts, advocating and motivating their peers to make healthier options at meal times, and to …
Jan 22
Christingle
On Friday 17th January the pupils took part in a Christingle service at St Giles Church. The worship included the lighting of the candle, hymns, prayers and readings. Then the children’s Christingles were lit and a prayer read reminding us of the ‘Light shining into the darkness’. The symbolic object represents the Children’s Society and …
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