Please find attached details of next half term’s after school clubs.
After School Activity Clubs letter JUNE 2022
Please find attached details of next half term’s after school clubs.
After School Activity Clubs letter JUNE 2022
Could we please ask that all Care club booking requests for the first week back after the Easter Holidays are sent in by lunch time next Thursday 7th April at the latest.
We are really pleased that parents of children taking part in Theatre Arts After School Club will be able to watch the end of term show. This will take place next Tuesday 5th April in the school hall.
Could parents please arrive at 4pm to watch the children perform.
Can we kindly ask that you do not attend if you have any symptoms of Covid or if there is a confirmed positive case in your household.
Please find attached letter providing details of next half term’s after school clubs
Good morning Dragonflies! 18th February 2022
Please find your work for the day below.
Maths
1. Count in Fractions – Watch the video and complete the tasks within it as instructed. Video: https://vimeo.com/506082065
2. Complete the Worksheet: “Count in Fractions” (attached to email).
(Y3: Do at least questions 1&2 and more if you choose)
(Y4: Do at least all the White Rose Maths Sheet and the Reasoning & Problem Solving
sheet in addition if you choose)
3. Verbally rehearse the 4 & 12 times tables.
4. Verbally rehearse counting up in 4s & 12s.
5. Go on TTRS – There will be a battle taking place!
(Y3 vs Y4: 8.00-10.00am tomorrow)
(Boys vs Girls: Mon 21st 9.00am – Fri 25th 3.00pm)
6. Go on Numbots.
English
1. Spellings
Go on Spelling Shed and practice spelling list 6b.
2. Sentence work
Look at the attached activity. Read the sentences carefully and correct the errors
that you spot.
Geography
1. Location of settlements
Watch the powerpoint attached to this email called “Location of settlements”
2. Make notes giving information under these headings:
Older settlements
Newer settlements
All settlements
P.E.
Join with the first Joe Wickes workout that was aired during the first lockdown.
Class Challenge
How far can you walk or run whilst you are at home? You could run laps of the garden or a route around the house. Send us the distance you cover and we will add it to the class total. I wonder whether we will finish our second lap around the Shropshire border during half term…
I look forward to being back in class with you all again soon.
Best wishes,
Mrs Heath
I have been asked by several parents if there is football after school club running this week as apparently some children were told by the Activ Sports coach that last Friday was the last session. Football club IS on this Friday as normal.
We have been looking at the work of landscape artist William Heaton Cooper. We have learned about using one point perspective in our drawing and have used colour to add perspective to our paintings. We have learned that we can use lighter to darker shades to show perspective.
We laid our paintings out and had a critique session. We discussed the use of colour and shared our observations with each other.
Can I please ask that all bookings required for Care Club for the first two weeks of the new Spring Term are e-mailed to me by Thursday 16th December latest. Please note that we return to school on Wednesday 5th January 2022
This week is the last week this term for after school clubs, there are no school clubs in the last week of Autumn term
Please also note that after school clubs will be re-starting on the week commencing 10/1/22
There are no clubs during the first week back at school in January
We are pleased to let you know that all after school activity clubs will be back on again this week.
Please find attached letter detailing next half JANUARY 2022 After School Activity Clubs letterterms after school activity clubs.
Maureen in the kitchen has asked us to let you know that the roast dinner tomorrow will be replaced with pork instead of beef which is shown on the menu on ParentPay due to supply issues. All other options remain the same.
She has also advised that all Roast Beef lunches will be replaced with pork until further notice.
Dragonflies will be doing P.E. tomorrow as we took extra time to finish an English session today.
Please could children come into school in their PE kits again tomorrow.
I appreciate that this may be difficult for those who are taking part in cross country this evening. If they don’t have a complete school kit to wear, perhaps they could wear something as near as possible just for tomorrow.
Apologies and many thanks.
Mrs Heath
Just a quick note for those attending tomorrow’s after-school cross country event at Albrighton Primary School.
I (Mr Harley) will be attending the event to organise where/when children will be racing. The first race each week will start at 4:30pm and will be Y3 girls and then Y3 boys and so on.
The event organisers have asked all schools to ask parents not to stand or run anywhere on the course and that course marshals will be there to help with this.
Just to clarify, there are three events and the final event at Idsall school is on 21st September and not October as stated on the return slip.
Class 3 will next week be taking part in Stepping out which is a basic pedestrian awareness scheme provided by Shropshire Council to prepare the children for independent journeys. Please can you ensure that the reply slip on the letter is returned to school by Monday 14th June.
Here are some activities you can do to celebrate your favourites books and stories:
Send in pictures or videos to the class email addresses, we would love to see them!
Today is World Book Day, a day when children (and adults) all over the world celebrate books and reading. (I’ll let you into a secret….I believe everyday is World Book Day!)
I’ve been doing some research about reading….
Did you know?
You don’t just have to read books. You can read ANYTHING – Leaflets, newspapers, magazines, cereal packets, comics, labels on jars/tins, road signs, cookery books, poems, jokes, instructions, labels on the supermarket shelves, bottles of bubble bath, anything with words!!
You can also read ANYWHERE – at bedtime, in the bath, listen to stories in the car, read in the garden, read on the beach, read in the car, read in a tractor, read up a tree…..
So, today (and everyday) enjoy a story. Listen to a story or read to yourself. How does it make you feel?
Hi Class 3! Here is an update on our River Ganges fitness challenge.
We have travelled another 250 km (155 miles). So, we have 1,838 km (1,148 miles) to go until we reach the Bay of Bengal.
Keep it up!