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Miss Hannah Martin (Head Teacher)
Year 6 have spent a couple of days at our residential destination of Gibside. I think everyone really enjoyed the trip. During their two days at Gibside they had activities like pond dipping, minibeast hunts, long evening walks and orienteering. Even with all this activity, the children were full of energy for the evening time. Where do they get their energy? Although many had no energy for the walk home (surprisingly). Here are a few photos of the trip.
Year 6 have been on a trip to the Farne Islands today. The trip was a great success and I think everyone enjoyed themselves even if some people were feeling a little seasick. We braved the sea, we braved the birds attacking and we braved Karl's projectiles. Here are a few photos to remind you of your trip.
At Rowlands Gill Primary School we value the importance of sex and relationship education to help and support young people through their physical, emotional and moral development. This programme is linked closely to the Policy for Personal, Social and Health Education, Sex and Relationship Education Guidance and ECM (Every Child Matters) support and expected outcome.
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In Rowlands Gill Primary School we aim to encourage a healthy lifestyle choice for all pupils, teaching physical activity, strength, flexibility, appropriate use of the body and a high standard of personal hygiene.
We wish pupils to develop a positive attitude towards their fellow players, by encouraging fair competition, acceptance of failure as well as success, and appreciation of their environment.
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To ensure that all children have their work marked in such a way that it is likely to improve their learning, develop their self-confidence, raise self-esteem and provide opportunities for self-assessment.
As a result of this policy there will be greater consistency in the way that children’s work is marked across the Key Stages.
Our Marking Policy is embedded in an Assessment for Learning Policy throughout the school and it links to the Homework Policy and Assessment Policy.
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Newsletter for January 2008
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6M have been writing some excellent detective stories. They've used powerpoint to narrate them so all you have to do is listen and enjoy a good who dunnit????
Mark Hickey- Detective Story
Charlotte Slee - Detective Purslee and the Missing Boy
Ellie Thomas- Bad Day at the Office
Hannah Watson- Frank Sniffer- Pet Detective
Hannah Musgrove- Where is Midnight?
Children in 6M have produced some very scary horror stories. The children worked really hard to write stories that used lots of different sounds and onomatopoeic words so that they could create a scary powerpoint. Beware!!!
Hannah Musgrove- Halloween Town High
Mark Hickey- Halloween Story
Charlotte Slee- Scary Story
Emily Crawford- Halloween Story
Ellie Thomas- A Spooky Night
Hannah Watson- Hung Hair
Kaitie Dogan- The Deadly Doll
Karl Denton- The Halloween Ghost Story
Cameron Lamb- Get Scared
Georgia Telford - The Halloween Ghost Story
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