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Victorian day in year 5

Thu 29 Nov 2018 HS

This week year 5 went to school- Victorian style!

They came to school dressed as Victorian children and spent all day having lessons in the Clock School.

Good manners were reinforced as the children had to stand whenever an adult entered the room and greet them in an appropriate manner.

They had their fingernails inspected, had to recite their times tables and spellings, practice their handwriting and calculate problems using pounds, shillings and pence.

There was some practical construction work in the afternoon, but the overall view was that school life was not much fun in Victorian days. There was a lot of agreement that school is much more interesting in 2018!

Year 1 go to a wedding

Thu 29 Nov 2018 HS

All the year 1 children looked very smart as they dressed up ready for their visit to the church for a wedding and a christening. They all had a lovely time and were keen to be involved.

Thomas said "I had a nice day at the church and they looked after me."

India said " I enjoyed taking part in the singing."

Eliza said "I liked being there to see Amelia and Thomas get pretend married."

Monty said "I liked being picked as a groomsmen"

Isabella said " I loved watching Thomas and Amelia getting married."

Scarlet said "I like the cross being put on the baby."

Christmas Bazaar

Sat 24 Nov 2018 HS

ACSA have been working very hard to prepare the Christmas Bazaar and we are almost ready to open. See you there!

Remembrance Sunday

Sun 11 Nov 2018 HS

Hannah and William represented the school brilliantly today at the Remembrance Service at the War Memorial. They laid a wreath on behalf of all the children at school. Very proud of both of them.

Writing around the school

Fri 09 Nov 2018 HS

I spotted these writing examples on display around the school.

Latest building projects

Fri 09 Nov 2018 HS

Our new ramp from the year 4 and 5 classrooms.

We are almost half way through the path widening project. The old hedge has gone along with the wooden fence.

Remembrance Service

Fri 09 Nov 2018 HS

This morning years 4, 5 and 6 went to Church for our Remembrance Service. We thought about how our village was affected by World War One and the sacrifice of so many.

Years 1, 2 and 3 had their Remembrance Service in school.

Both services involved a minutes's silence and the children were very respectful in their behaviour.

Thank you to the British Legion, Wing Commander Crook and the Church for helping us commemorate this special event so wonderfully.

In school, Key Stage Two children have written messages on 100 crosses which have been arranged in to the outline of a poppy with the number 100 inside. This has been sited to the side of the front entrance. Please feel free to have a look and read the children's messages.