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Well done to the following children who have been nominated by their class teachers to receive my Headteacher’s award this week.
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- Brett for working hard and being kind
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- Annabelle for working hard
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- Ruby for being confident and calm in a 999 emergency!
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- Freddy for being resilient and creating beautiful work
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- Emily for always self challenging herself and being kind and helpful
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- Jackson for always aiming for green in his HOWLs
Think pair share time – OH NO! Why did the table toppers quit their job?
Our memory boxes are almost finished 😀
This week in Class 1 we have been busy making pictures using real fruit and vegetables in the style of Guiseppe Archimboldo:
We had great fun! We are now going to draw and paint our creations…….watch this space!
I used a courgette for my mouth and pasta for my hair.
This week in class five we have been busy learning all about money – our favourite task was Bingo!
We have also finished our Beegu memory boxes and are busy thinking about all the amazing things we can put in our box to remind her of Norton. What do you think of our designs?
Class 4 had a wonderful time critiquing memory boxes and choosing the right one for Beegu. The children have worked in their groups ‘think…pair…share…’ their ideas and designed their memory boxes thinking about the material, shape, colours, patterns and equipment.
This week we have been ‘Choosing Chimps’ choosing the right strategies in maths to apply to our problem solving.
We’ve also had lots of fun playing games to practise our phonics skills.
Well done to the following children who have been nominated by their class teachers to receive my Headteacher’s award this week.
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- Larry for being enthusiastic and kind
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- Ellie for being kind and helpful
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- Hugo for showing determination when writing
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- Chester for showing resilience
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- Victoria for trying to achieve higher than her ME
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- Tayler for improving his handwriting
Our Nursery children have loved acting out our story today!
To support our wider community of Doncaster, we would like to donate to hampers for families who would benefit from additional support over the Christmas period. As part of the XP Trust family, if you are in a position to contribute to this scheme then we are collecting:
– mince pies
– selection boxes
– biscuits
Please drop off to the school office before Tuesday 1st December 9am. Thank you for your generosity over the festive period.
Thank you
Miss Tunney and everyone at XP Trust