“It’s having a massive impact in school. It has been fantastic and creating that learning culture has been something which I’ve been working on from the start. People have really jumped at the chance.”
Read @Charlestown_Pri's full case study here >> https://t.co/4FuU8IjTUJ
Please read the letter below for a change to our start and end times, from *Monday 7th December 2020*.
Please Note: We will be using the current start and end times next week.
If you have booked a Parent's Meeting slot for after Half Term, you should have received an email this afternoon confirming your appointment.
If you still need to book an appointment, please see https://t.co/zluAU8x6wH for more information.
The Reception children have been turning 'dots' into lots of different things this week using their drawing and phonics skills...we've had everything from spiders and caterpillars to cats, dogs and teapots! 🕷🐱🐶☕🌞 Well-done, Reception!
We also created dot art outside using hoops and powder paint, and colour mixed with wet chalks to create different colours of dots. 😊 #outdoorlearning#EYFS#outdoorart#TheDot
In reception this week we read 'The Dot' by Peter H. Reynolds, in which the character goes from thinking she can't draw to becoming an amazing artist! We created lots of different dot art and effects this week and proved that we can be amazing artists too. 😊 🎨🖌 #thedot#EYFS
An amazing well done to the children who have been completing the home learning activities this week! It can be a bit tricky to concentrate at home but you have worked hard and continued to learn! All of the adults in Year 2 are super proud of you! Well done!
Is your child interested in joining our School Council? Watch this video: https://t.co/kJM8N0wDYq and if your child would like to apply, they can complete the application form here: https://t.co/kePkEjHpHU The final date applications can be accepted is: Wednesday 14th October.
We had lots of fun in Team 2 today celebrating #HelloYellow for #WorldMentalHealthDay 💛 We talked about what we can do to help ourselves when we feel sad or upset and the children came up with lovely ideas such as, ‘watch a funny TV programme’ or ‘cuddle my mummy’!