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Hello Today i am going to tell you about a company that I am in called the garden gang we sell plant pots and wildflower seeds!
If you want to buy one then you can get an order form!
we sell 3 designs of plant pots that are designed by pupils!! (including me!)
we have….
yay
Here is a picture of all the designs
I bet you know which ones are which
so yeah….
thanks for reading BYE HUMAN BEINGS!!!!!!!!!
it was vey icy so there was a lot of peeps at the frozen pond
it was very icy and it was frozen so people can ICE SKATE ON IT!!!!!!!!!! Yoy almost everybody was there I was not but I was somewhere else everybody was talking about it and there was also a patch of ice at the school too and everybody wanted to go on the one at the woods so ice skating was the number 1 thing to do at the woods because everyone feel in love with ice skating. #Ice
All the thing that I saw people were doing was
but now after it snowed and all the #Ice i just want SUN
On the hills there was snow… but now there is ICE! No snow left, what a disappointment! Im writing to report that there is no snow left on the hills which means NO SLEDGES! That’s right we are not allowed to bring sledges to school, also we are not allowed snow ball fights because the snow is too hard. It will hurt terribly. I am so devastated but you do what you have to do. This way you will not get hurt
By Charlie
Today, the 26th of March P4-7 had a … Cross Country Race!!! We left at quarter past 9 to go to King George V. The P4-7 did a race first. But Keira was the only girl from our school so we were very proud of her. Well done Keira!!!! We really really enjoyed it. Most of us came back breathless. Too bad that Abigail and Lewis Reid could not participate. Charlie came 9th and I came 16th because there was a lot of boys racing and I also hurt my leg. I do not know if we will do it again but hopefully we can. Charlie thinks she has permanately damage her voice cheering for Keira.
By Charlie P6 and Lewis P6
Scottish spearmen formed themselfs into squares called schiltrons.
Peasons and farmers would join the battle with any weapon they could find.
Horses had to be strong to cary a Knight in armour.
There are several important that a king needed.
The husbandmen owned the biggest part of land.
The unfreemen were the poorest peolpe in the village/location.
Market training began at the ringing of a bell.
Inspectors checked the quality of the goods in the market.
Soldiers could collect items from home in parcels.
The english court poet was captured and had to be compose victory verses from the Scots
(Facts from the book 1314)
By Charlie Marshall P6
Dens:
We went up the woods to collect some sticks. We used the sticks to make dens in the playground. We got to make our own groups and we stuck with the groups we had for the rest of the Week.
Trees and Leaves:
We learned in how to measure trees by looking underneath our legs. To figure out the Age you hug it.
Mini Beasts:
We looked at lot of different mini beast like:
Spider
Ground Beetles
Slugs and lots more
Camp fires:
On Thursday we had a topic about campfires. We made a chocolate banana, Toasted marshmallows and made fish. We ate EVERYTHING. My opinion was that it is awesome.
Thank you, for every one who took part even parents.
By Olivia Sneddon and Charlie Marshall
Every Monday we have music and our music project is about Ukulele. Mrs William showed the class this song called Animal fair. We played the cord of c to the music and we also sang a little.
The way we remember the cords are Good Classes Eat Apples for G, C, E, A. There are a few colours for example red, Blue, Pink and Yellow E.C.T..
Star 1. Going through the tunnels
Star 2. Going up and down the hills
Wish 1. Better teamwork
made by Charlie Marshall P,5
1. I like doing maths
2. I like playing
3. I love the work
4. Going on a School Trip
5. My favourite thing is the school Dinners
By Ebony and Charlie
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