


Working Together to Achieve Excellence
Lewis brought in his toy model sheep and told us about how to get them ready for a show and market.
He showed us how to comb and fluff the wool. It is important to get the sheep all cleaned up and ready.
The children in class had a turn at brushing and combing the sheep.
You have to be careful when brushing the head.
Isaac: I thought Lewis’s talk was good. I wish he had brought in another model too.
India: I thought Lewis did a good talk. The audience needed to sit up and not be moving around.
Pupils in class asked good questions.
Look out for some photos coming soon!
Mrs Jardine and I took all the pupils who wanted to come along to the field at lunchtime today.
It was amazing!
The wind blew all our cobwebs away as we ran, rolled and jumped. Some of us tried to climb trees – some of us will have to wait until we are taller but we gave it our best shot.
Thomas and I gave a tree a hug and had a listen to see if the trees wanted to talk to us.
David and I collected different types of leaves and collected them for a rattle wind stick.
Problem solving
Creativity
Adapting
Curiosity
Are just some of the Meta Skills we used in the field today!!
Meanwhile… Mrs Stephen and 3 pupils stayed behind and had the whole playground to themselves!!! They loved it!!
We’ve decided we are going to the field as often as we can!
Miss Dale
Remembrance day is super important cause its about people who have been in the army and protected our country and made people feel safer. Poppies were the first flowers to grow on the battle fields and they are now a symbol of peace and remembrance .
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Karma, or ‘action’ (in the Sanskrit language), means that all actions have consequences. For example, seeds that are planted now will grow into plants in the future, and actions in the present will have positive or negative outcomes in the future. Negative consequences created through negative actions can have effects in this life or future lives.
Does this mean we should think about the choices we make? Yes, it does!!
Miss Dale
Hello!
A BIG shout out to all the Duncow pupils who are posting on their school blog for the first time today…
Welcome!
Miss Dale