So today we watched bbc bite size. We had ms webb who tought me multiply 10 100 and 1000. I got sent a certificate for home learning witch was really cool 😁.i have been listening to an audio book called ‘the worlds worst teachers’ hehe.,,!,we are going to recycle old plastic cups and grow cress in them  this weekend🌺. Were going to do an hour of learning on bbc bite size everyday except for weekends were just doing fun activity ❤.At home we also bake we baked banana cookies and muffins a phew weeks ago which we finished. Im hoping we can do more baking because its a fun activity.If corona is a long time witch i hope not we might redo my room and make it look pretty cool.we also might do up dates every couple days which will be fun😍. I hope youre all good and being safe and dont forget to Wash ur hands!!💖

~Alexa

Dogs

• All pets can help peoples mental health, but dogs also help with physical health. There is lots of scientific research that shows people with dogs live longer healthier lives because dogs reduce their stress levels which lower their blood pressure and keep a more active than people who do not have dogs I got this from a recent Time magazine article see if you can find it on Google.
• Dogs are very helpful or as a cat will just ignore you.
•  Dogs can have jobs like guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, police dogs and sheepdogs.
• Dogs are good companions will sit with you when you are watching telly or reading things like that.
• Dogs can be very playful when you are on walks or just in your garden or even your house.
• Dogs partly depend on you so there will be better behaved around you.
• Dogs are more cuddly towards you. You will quite often find dogs that will sit on your lap and get lots of pats from you.
• Dogs are very easy to train compared to cats.

Cats

• They sometimes kill wildlife or scare it away did you know that cats catch up to 100 million prey every year over the spring and summer  27 million of which are birds.
• Cats throw up furballs around your house so you have to clean up.
• Have you ever heard the phrase dogs have owners cats have staff?  it basically means that dogs will respect you more and cats are only interested in you because you feed them and pet them
• Cats are also very difficult to train.
• You might say cats catch mice and rats but you can train dogs to do that too, for example Jack Russell’s were bred and often trained to catch mice and rats.

 Conclusion

I have had both cats and dogs but prefer dogs because of their loyalty playfulness and helpfulness so, in conclusion, I think dogs are much better than cats.

by Joe (and Beans)

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This is my dog (Beans) as a puppy – have you ever seen a cat look this cute?

A huge thank you to all our Team Holywood families and staff!

You are doing a great job.

Stay home Stay safe

Have a restful weekend.

Miss Dale

Look what arrived in the post all the way from New Zealand. (Click on a photo to make it large enough to read!)

It had a letter from Opaki School and lots of wee books. One by a very special young lady…

Today I finished my diary and big maths mix up!
I also helped make Mrs Madden’s lemon cheesecake!

Have a good weekend, from Reece

Hello everyone,

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Happy Reading!

Mrs Queen I made a hairy guinea pig. His name is Chocolate. 😊

I had a fun day with Dad.

We did coding and made a dance it was good.

I’ve worked hard on Slumdog and teach my monster to read this week.

I built a machine with dad for stem

The best thing this week was speaking to Grace on Mums phone and playing funny games.

From Harry

This is my genius hour project.

I designed a skirt on paper, then I made a mini one for my doll.

Finally I made a big version for me.

I used felt, hot glue and fake flowers  I hope you like it.

By Tumaini