On Thursday the 4th of March the school had a Netball match against Southwell Primary. In the team there were: Shannon, Jessica, Summer, Aimee, Millie, Sydney and James. It was a cup match. We started training and then Southwell turned up.

In the beginning of the first quarter there were Aimee and Millie who were goal shooter and goal attack with Shannon as our Centre. In the first minute we went up to 1-0 and then by the end of the quarter the score was 3-0. All goals were scored by Millie.

When it was the second quarter with Shannon and Sydney goal shooter and goal attack and Summer as the Centre, the time went quick but Sydney made a dramatic goal for us!

Soon after Shannon got us another three goals making the score 7-0. We were tired but it was nearly the end of the quarter. The whistle went leaving us with the score of 7-0 for now.....

 

When we came on for the third quarter we had Jessica and Summer as goal shooter and goal attack and Aimee as the Centre. At the 2nd Minute of it Summer boosted us up two more goals getting us to 9-0. We were tired and then the other team scored a goal but Aimee scored a goal and SUDDENLY so did Jessica - and she scored two. The end of the quarter had us at 12-1 with one more quarter to go!!!!

The last quarter had James and Millie as goal shooter and goal attack with Jessica as Centre. We tried so hard to get loads of goals in but sadly none got in until we got ONE by James, that got us to 13-1!! Then the whistle went and we then shared the moment with the other school while eating chocolate biscuits and drinking orange juice. Thanks to Southwell for coming!!

Report by Millie, Shannon & Aimee, Class10

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Special thanks to Mrs Bell for the french translation!!!

Apologies for the lack of french punctuation - blame it on the HTML code!

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Help for Haiti.

Report by Millie & Shannon, Class 10

For all of last week we were bringing in 10p’s or more for Haiti. We had long rulers for each class and the money that was brought in was put on each ruler.

This week a group of year 6 girls performed a song for Haiti called Sometimes I Wonder. They practiced for 1 week before lunch and they got the hang of it after 2 days.

The money that was brought in will be sent away on Wednesday to help the people of Haiti.

 

The song:

 

Sometimes I wonder,

Why people suffer,

Why all the pain and sorrow?

So much injustice

Weeping and sadness,

Here in our world today.

 

CHORUS

 

Pain won’t be here forever,

Sadness will turn to laughter

Mourning will turn to dancing

And our tears will be wiped away.

 

Looking around me,

I see such anger

Why must we hurt each other?

So many people

Living in sadness,

Here in our world today.

 

CHORUS

Where there is heartache,

Where there is grieving,

I want to feel compassion,

May I give comfort,

 Where there is hurting,

May I bring love again?

 

We sung this song in front of the whole school and we were shaking!

Singers:

Shannon, Millie, Fiona, Sasha, Ginni-Ann, Lizzie, Summer, Jessica, Chloe.

 

 

                     

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It's all been happening!!!

We've had the Key Stage 1 Nativity which was superb and a pleasure to watch.

This morning all of Key Stage 2 were at St. Francis' Church in Littlemoor singing carols. We were treated to a fantastic dance by some Year 6 pupils - well done to them!

And if that wasn't enough, the Year 4 children put on a small concert to display their musical talents - here is Shannon & Millie's report:

Today the Year 4 children performed a String concert in front of parents and Key Stage 2.

They started off by playing Little Donkey. Shannon played a solo on the keyboard to start off with. Then we all sang at the 2nd verse.

The second song was Christmas Cake, then they played Silent Night. It was lovely and calm and we enjoyed it a lot!

Finally they finished off with Jingle Bells. They played on their cellos and violins while we sang along! It was very entertaining!!

By Shannon & Millie, Class 10

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Report by Shanice & Jasmine Y3

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This week was a very exciting week. It was very busy as we had Ofsted visiting us on the Tuesday and Wednesday, and we spent a lot of time looking and thinking about anti-bullying.

We had to give our friends friendship tokens and make anti-bullying posters in ICT. Each class had to choose some of their best posters to show in assembly this morning and Year 2 won the trophy for being the best class at friendship.
Ofsted was really kind and helped us if we needed help even though they were inspecting the class. I tried to show my best to make a good impression.
Sasha, Class 10.

The Ofsted report will be coming out in approximately 3 weeks. - Ed.

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Today at lunchtime, Mrs Howlett came to train the lunchtime monitors. The monitors are responsible for putting on activities for the Key Stage 2 pupils. She taught the monitors how to make a hand knot with a group of children, a game called Guess the Rhyme, and the monitors were given a book with lots of different activities.
The monitors are Year 5 & 6 children from classes 9 & 10.


I am looking forward to being a Lunchtime Monitor. I start on Monday 16th November and I'm looking forward to it!!

Declan, Class 10.

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