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Year 5 really enjoyed taking part in World Book Day this week. They had a virtual author visit from Helen Rutter on how to be funny which they thoroughly enjoyed. Throughout the day, their class activities were based on alternative fairy tales - why don't you ask them about their story? We’d like to take the opportunity to say thank you to all the parents, carers, aunties, uncles and grandparents who supported with the fantastic costume making and providing. Take a look at some pictures of Year 5's costumes.
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Year 5 had an amazing time at their Christmas party today. There was lots of dancing and laughter throughout the afternoon, which finished with some tasty snacks in the classroom. Take a look at our photos below to see how much fun they had!   This morning, Year 5 showcased their brass skills that they have been working hard on this term. They put on a brilliant performance - well done Year 5! They were also joined by some Year 3, 4 and 6's who have chosen to do extra brass lessons this year! Well done everyone, it certainly put us in the Christmas spirit! The Year 5 children really enjoyed their Christmas Dinner today! They loved wearing their party hats and getting festive with their Christmas jumpers.The Year 5 children all had an amazing time taking part in the Rudolph Run this morning. Knowing that it was for an amazing charity, made it even more enjoyable. Take a look at some pictures of the Rudolph Run below. Welcome everybody to the summer Term. Below is a selection of our spring block printing. |
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