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Natural Disasters Homework explanation.
Please use the link to read all the information for your Natural Disasters Homework task.
Please see the attached poster for information on Volleyball sessions.
JRSO
We would like to invite you all to enter our competition. We would like you to use this slogan STAY FOCUSED, STAY SAFE and design a poster of something that may be a distraction for you, for example, being on your phone near the road, or chatting to your friends, running or wearing headphones.
We ask that you use an A4 size piece of paper, have our Stay focused, Stay safe slogan or you can make up one of your own and include a picture to highlight your distraction.
There will be 2 winners, 1 from P1 – P3 and 1 from P4 – P7. Each winner will receive a JRSO goodie bag!!!
All entries to be returned to Us, your JRSO Team and Miss McMillan no later than MONDAY 18TH MAY. Please remember to put your name and class on the back.
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!
We are very lucky to have been training on how to use special Spike Lego kits. We are working together, building and coding to create weird and wonderful creations.
Click on the link to see what we have been working on.
Homework this week…
As we have been looking at 2D shapes, pattern and tessellation can you look around where you live and write down all examples you can find. Do you have tiles in your bathroom that make a pattern? What about in your garden, do you have slabs laid in a repeated pattern? Remember with tessellation there are no gaps between the shape, they are tightly packed together.
Don’t forget it’s dress as you please tomorrow for our last day before the Easter break.


We’ve had a great time during STEM fortnight with lots of practical experiments, predictions, observations and recording of results.
We’re looking forward to sharing our learning next week.
If you could bring in a small/medium plastic bowl or pot along with a plastic, preferably, or metal spoon to use during our first experiment on Monday.
You can bring them in at any time and leave them in the classroom.

A fantastic effort from Kristian creating his own design for a name tag. Many thanks to Mr Mason for helping too 😃