The pupils have made a flying (or swimming) start to our inclusion topic, working on some beautiful, bright and vibrant varieties of fish for our display; \u2018the sea is full of different fish but we\u2019re all swimming in the same school!\u2019. We also made a start to our art topic for this term, looking at the work of Matisse and trying to come up with our own version of his \u2018Snail\u2019.
\nPupils have continued working very hard in volleyball and basketball and have showed great skill, teamwork and really good examples of sportsmanship and fair play.
\nWe have now finished Kaspar and after all the adventures we\u2019ve been on with our favourite black cat there was smiles, sighs and lots of awws and it\u2019s fair to say that Kaspar, Johnnie Trott and Lizziebeth made a great impression on everyone.
\nWith Dalguise approaching fast the excitement has been building, with a lot of talk of what activity pupils are looking forward to most; the Giant Swing being an early favourite! Reminder to make sure pupils have warm clothes, clothes that are fine for getting very muddy as well as a bin liner to put the muddiest clothes in!
\nREMINDERS \u2013
\nDalguise \u2013 Monday
\nPE \u2013 Indoor Kit – Wednesdays
\nOutdoor Kit – Mondays
\nHomework \u2013 Reading homework due on Tuesday, spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays.
\nPlease note new spelling activities for homework have been distributed
\nMaths Homework \u2013 Remember to hand in maths homework, different classes will designate a different day for homework and remember to keep focussing on times tables and fact families!
\nThank for your continued support.
\nMr. Woodward, Mr Shanks and Mrs Wylie<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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