Count. How Many? Early Level Numeracy
Mental Health Week…Every week!
Good Mental Health is important. We all have days where we feel better than others. When we face a challenge this can test out mental health. At the moment staying at home and not being allowed to visit family, friends and school is a huge challenge!
Sleeping well, making healthy balanced food choices and exercise are all daily ways to improve your mental health.
Here are some other ways for parents and pupils to manage their mental health:
Have you found other ways to improve your mental health?
Catching up with my sister on the phone while we have a cup of tea or watching Pooch Perfect with my Mother in Law on Facetime are just 2 ways I’ve found. Small changes which make us laugh and make us feel more positive.
Phone school for a catch up 01387 720326 – I’ll be very happy to stop and have a cuppa and a catch up!
Stay safe and well,
Miss Dale
TOM HUGHES – Holywood Storyteller
Tom Hughes is a storyteller living in Holywood.
He’s very interested in sharing traditional folk tales. You might have heard him tell stories at the school’s gala day, on a community history walk around the area, or at the village hall which he helps to run. Here he’s telling a favourite tale, the story of foolish Mr Vinegar.
And here he is telling the tale of The Russet Dog
P4/5 Big Class Catch Up!
Noah worked hard to solve the teacup challenge.
Do you agree with his solution?
He also said it was fun!! What?!?! Learning fun…
Thanks Noah,
Miss Dale
Our First Ever Live P6/7 Class Team Meet Tomorrow…
Home Learning Newsletter
Back to School – Learning Together
We’ve been very busy – check out our big diagram showing what learning has looked like in terms 1 and 2. Lots of learning in the outdoors and team work!
Recovery Back to Learning at Holywood
New Pupil – James!
Hi there,
I’ve been having a big natter with James who joined P3 last week.
It turns out that he likes Salt and Vinegar nuts!! Not a favourite of mine!!
He also likes playing zombie/ jumping games on his X-Box.
He needs to wear a helmet when he is out riding his bike especially if he is performing wheelies!!
I’ve noticed already that James likes making up big stories – this is exciting and I can’t wait to read the stories that he writes in class! Can one of your stories be about a giraffe that lives at home with a head teacher please?!
James loves kebab meat and wants us to try it too! Not sure about that one.
We both love roast chicken!
At school James likes break times, choose times and home time!!
We hope he also likes getting muddy now that he has joined Team Holywood!
Miss Dale









