Please find attached details of next half term’s after school clubs.
After School Activity Clubs letter JUNE 2022
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Please find attached details of next half term’s after school clubs.
After School Activity Clubs letter JUNE 2022
We have now filled the last space for Multi Sports After School Club
We have had a cancellation for multi-sports club which is held on a Friday afternoon. The club is open to Grasshoppers, Dragonflies or Scorpions. There is just one space available, and it will be offered on a first come first served basis. If your child would like to join multi-sports club please send in written confirmation and payment (£20) to the office. E-mail requests unfortunately will not be accepted.
Today, 24 pupils from KS2 took part in a tag rugby competition at Swancote (Bridgnorth Rugby Club) – making up three teams competing.
All the children showed fantastic focus, determination and teamwork throughout the whole competition.
Our C team finished in joint third position in the plate (second competition) – with our B team winning this competition. Our A team were undefeated throughout and eventually went on to become the overall main competition winners!
Brown Clee were also one of two teams voted by the sports leaders officiating the event as “consistently demonstrating the sporting value of Respect” throughout the competition – something which, alongside their impressive finishing positions, all the teams should be additionally proud of achieving
As the overall winners of the East Shropshire Tag Rugby Competition, the A team will have the opportunity to represent East Shropshire in the Summer Games (date to be confirmed).
Next week, P.E. will be on Monday (first day back) and Wednesday.
Also, a reminder for those attending Tuesday’s tag rugby, the letters given out before Easter need to be returned on Monday.
After a few weeks working on these, Year 5 and 6 finished their dragon heads this week.
The process involved first shaping chicken wire. Then, layering and shaping plaster of Paris to the desired form.
We then used a variety of different techniques to create texture through scales and colour.
And finally, here are the end pieces:
Rory, the artist who painted the mural at the front of the school, spent some time with Year 5 and 6 painting some dragon eyes. Check out their work below:
Today, Year 5 and 6 had a Viking experience day – where they were able to look and explore some Viking and Anglo Saxon-type pieces of equipment and clothing.
Check out some photos of the day below:
Thank you to all parents for engaging with us following on from the e-mails sent out yesterday.
All After School Clubs are now fully booked.
We are currently working with Parent Pay in the hope that in the very near future all bookings will be able to be made via their platform. We understand that this would make things a little easier for everyone and thank you for your patience while this is being investigated.
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
Here’s an update on each class’s running challenges for this term.
Fireflies are attempting to run the distance from Ditton Priors to Shrewsbury (the birthplace of Charles Darwin) – 22.3 miles – as many times as they can.
Grasshoppers are attempting to run the distance of the Sydney Harbour Bridge (in Australia) – 1,149 metres – as many times as they can.
Dragonflies are attempting to run the length of the Shropshire border – 497km.
Scorpions are attempting to run the distance from Nordland (in Norway) to Lindisfarne (the first known Viking raid of a monastery in England) and back – ~2,000 miles.
P.E. this week will be on Wednesday and Friday for Year 5/6 – and not the usual Tuesday and Thursday.
Year 5 and 6 finished their Viking longhouse D.T. group projects last week. Check out some of their earlier work here: https://browncleeschool.org.uk/scorpions-d-t-viking-longhouse/
Here are their finished prototypes:
With the weather being so great, Scorpions and Fireflies shared their reading outside this week.
Last Thursday, 18 girls from Years 3-6 took part in a recent girls’ football at Bridgnorth Endowed School.
All the girls showed a fantastic level of commitment, determination and teamwork throughout. The teams’ performances were particularly impressive given the number of Year 3s and 4s we had taking part in a Year 5/6 competition- and our unfortunately diminished team sizes (with 2 teams having to play with only 6 players against 7).
Year 5 and 6 have been looking at some creating some early sketches of dragon heads before they begin making their own dragon head sculptures.
P.E. this week will be on Thursday and Friday – and not the usual Tuesday and Thursday.
Ten Pupils from Scorpions and Fireflies took part in the East Shropshire Sports Partnership swimming gala at William Brookes School this Thursday.
All the swimmers showed fantastic determination, team-spiritedness and confidence in helping Team Brown Clee to eventually finish in an incredible second place overall – an especially impressive feat given the small size of our school!
Every Thursday, Scorpions and Fireflies spend some time together sharing some reading. Here are some pictures of their first session of this half term from yesterday:
In D.T. this half term, Year 5 and 6 have been looking at creating their own Viking longhouses in small groups.
After exploring the typical structural framework used by the Vikings, each group were given a collection of materials and tools to design and then make their own prototype versions.
Check out some of the early stages of this below:
Unfortunately, following a pitch inspection at Swancote, today’s tag rugby event has been postponed due to the condition of the pitches following the heavy rainfall.
It will now take place on Tuesday 26th April.
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.
Could I please ask that any Care Club booking requests for when we return after half term are made by noon on Thursday 17th February.
We return to school on Wednesday 2nd March and bookings for the first two weeks can be made.
Just a quick clarification message for those children attending next week’s tag rugby competition: they will need to be picked up at 4pm from Swancote (BRFC).
Year 5 and 6 have recently been exploring Viking runes and their meanings. Based on this, they have created their own shape poems. Check them out below:
March 2022 After School Activity Clubs letter Please find attached details of next half terms After School Activity Clubs.
Good Afternoon.
Here are this week’s well-done certificates.
Fireflies:
Grasshoppers:
Dragonflies:
Scorpions:
Numbots and TTRS certificates will be given out in class again, but… here are…
This week’s top three pupils (for completed levels on Numbots):
3.) Ari C (Dragonflies)
2.) Sam R (Grasshoppers)
1.) Teddy Y (Grasshoppers)
and…
This week’s top three pupils (for correctly answered questions on TTRS):
3.) Joshua W (Dragonflies)
2.) Finley P (Dragonflies)
1.) Hugo M (Scorpions)
We will finish today’s assembly with an opportunity for a quiet moment of reflection with our school prayer.
Dear God,
Thank you for our wonderful school.
Help us to be good learners.
Help us to look after each other.
Help us to be respectful and kind, and to make everyone welcome.
May our school be a happy, safe place – where learning is fun,
where we all work together to be the best we can be.
Amen
Last Thursday, 18 children from KS2 took part in an Urban Biathlon. This first started with an (approx) 1-mile mud run and ended with a 100m swim.
Check out the children in action below:
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