Super kind Chatter
5M ‘Wear your PJs to school’ day!
Today we raised money for Alder Hey children’s hospital and also celebrated our Attendance achievement with a pizza party and a movie, all whilst wearing our pyjamas!
5M are leading the way…
1st class to celebrate great attendance!
Art week – clay sculptures
5M have made cross-curricular links between Art and Geography this week – learning about Totem Poles and then designing and sculpting our own.
We haven’t quite finished our sculptures yet, so watch this space for the end results.
Super kind !
We are so proud of you for receiving a Super Kind certificate. Well done for your super kind actions! Thank you, for sharing your toys with our school.
Super Kind!
We have a Super Kind friend in our Nursery! ‘I’ brought sweets into school to share with his friends 🥰
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Tricky Maths in Year 5
This week we challenged ourselves to use a protractor to measure and draw angles. Those of us that were confident helped others.
Refugee week
Our assembly today was about raising awareness of what it means to be a refugee – Community is a superpower!
Many countries have many people that are forced to flee for their safety.
One of our children ended assembly with her own thoughts on being a community – “People are getting used to being around different types of people and the world is a colourful place!”
Community is a Superpower
Y6 were inspired by Mrs Clovis’ assembly during refugee week. They thought about all the people who have to flee their own countries, looking for a safe place for themselves and their children. They designed some posters to show how communities can bring people together; bridge divides and offer support and safe spaces. Community is the incredible everyday. Simple acts of shared generosity and kindness can become an unstoppable force.
Super kind 🐝
Some of the children found a Bee which was struggling. They came to speak to a teacher and came up with a plan to help the bee 🐝. We added sugar into the water and gave this to the Bee. We even gave the Bee flowers. We put him in a safe place until he was able to fly.
Democracy at Stockton Wood
Today we heard speeches and voted for our next school councillors. Well done to all the children that gave a speech. The results will be revealed on Monday!
Peace
Following on from our assembly theme of ‘Peace’, in our collective workshop time we have been creating posters about peace means to us.
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Black History Month
Year 5 have learnt about Benjamin Zephaniah this week, a famous poet from Birmingham with Jamaican decent, as part of Black History Month. They also wrote some passionate dub poetry in his style.
