Don't forget our production of Stella the Starfish will take place on Friday 8th July at 9.15am.
We performed our dress rehearsal for the children in Key Stage 2 children and staff today who thought the show was amazing!
Here are a couple of photographs as a taster.
PS tea and coffee will be served in the Learning zone.
Thanks to all of the parents and carers who attended our Sports day.
The children had a fantastic time and it was evident that we have some budding athletes in the making.
The overall winners in Key stage 1 were Friarside,. Well done to them.
We took lots of photographs on the day. If you would like a copy of any photographs of your children please see me.
A big thank you to all of the parent / carers who came to our Nativity. The comments and feedback from you were wonderful and greatly appreciated. I am sure you would agree that the acting and singing was amazing.The children enjoyed the whole occasion and can't wait for our next production!
Members of the school council visited Ryton Secondary School last term and were very impressed with the facilities they have provided for the children. On Monday the 15th November pupils from Ryton's drama group visited the school and performed 'Paper Moon,' a Japanese play. The fantastic production included karate and Japanese singing. We would like to thank Ryton for allowing us to watch such a fantastic performance.
Well done to all of the children who sang for the residents at the Live @ home scheme. It was a wonderful experience for the children and judging from the response of the local residents they enjoyed the show too.
On Thursday 8th July 2010, some of the Year 2 pupils took part in the 'KS1 Skipping Festival Project' at Ryton Comprehensive School.
The competition involved various 'challenges', some individual and some group:
'Double bounce' (1 boy and 1 girl)
'Speed bounce' (1 boy and 1 girl)
'Face-to-face pairs' (2 girls)
''Run-under Team' (1 team of 12)
'Run-jump-out' (1 team of 6)
We were pleased to win the following medals:
All of the children performed their best and thoroughly enjoyed taking part, well done to all of you!
On Thursday 8th July 2010, some of the Year 2 pupils took part in the 'KS1 Skipping Festival Project' at Ryton Comprehensive School.
The competition involved various 'challenges', some individual and some group:
'Double bounce' (1 boy and 1 girl)
'Speed bounce' (1 boy and 1 girl)
'Face-to-face pairs' (2 girls)
''Run-under Team' (1 team of 12)
'Run-jump-out' (1 team of 6)
We were pleased to win the following medals:
All of the children performed their best and thoroughly enjoyed taking part, well done to all of you!
On Thursday 8th July 2010, some of the Year 2 pupils took part in the 'KS1 Skipping Festival Project' at Ryton Comprehensive School.
The competition involved various 'challenges', some individual and some group:
'Double bounce' (1 boy and 1 girl)
'Speed bounce' (1 boy and 1 girl)
'Face-to-face pairs' (2 girls)
''Run-under Team' (1 team of 12)
'Run-jump-out' (1 team of 6)
We were pleased to win the following medals:
All of the children performed their best and thoroughly enjoyed taking part, well done to all of you!
Well done to everyone who took part. A special mention for the Year 6 pupils who made the day possible.
Year's 1 and 2 enjoyed a visit to our local Cenotaph on the 11th November 2009. We walked along to the memorial site to remember those who fought and died in the war. We then used this visit to write a recount during literacy.
Charlie the police sniffer dog visited Year 1 this term. He was able to find the hidden tennis ball and play football with the children. Everyone enjoyed the visit. Thanks to Geoff the police dog handler.
Year 1 visited Safety Works today.
We had a fantastic time learning about safety in the home and the outside environment.
We saw a police station and dressed up as policemen and women, Some children dressed up as firefighters too, We visited the beach then we went inside a house and learnt how to stay safe. We practised crossing the road safely and finally we saw a video about safety on the railroad.
Chris has been working in the water. He needed to make his own key question. He decided he wanted to find out how many cups of water were needed to fill the tall container.
Mitchell has been working on his key question. Finding his number bonds to10. He needs to find the correct numbers and place them on the board.He enjoyed playing in the sand and achieved his target. Well done Mitchell.
Wednesday 24th November 2010.
P.C. Webster came into school today, to talk to the children about. 'How to stay safe.' During both assemblies he reminded the children that staying safe was not only, not talking to strangers, but also staying safe when using computers, playing out and whilst at home. The final message from P.C. Webster was to make sure you tell an adult if you feel unsafe.
