It has been a glorious week in the sunshine this week and we have been trying to make the most of it, doing some outdoor PE, learning all about helping those who are hard of seeing to navigate their way around. We also had some outdoor maths, running around looking for bargains to build a family meal on a budget; pupils will hopefully have a lot more sympathy for parents doing the food shop now!
\nWe have also been doing more work on our inclusion topic which led us to some great discussions about not judging a book by its cover and not worrying about what someone looks like as the person is very different to their looks, especially a young Barack Obama who many mistook for Bruno Mars!
\nWe have been continuing our Islam topic in RME, this week learning about Ramadan, what it is, what happens and the importance of Ramadan which will continue to be explored in the coming weeks. It has been a fascinating and very engaging topic and it is clear to see that the pupils are enjoying it and they are treating the discussions with a great deal of respect.
\nWe hope everyone has relaxing and well-earned fun over the long weekend, enjoy the sun!
\nREMINDERS \u2013
\nPE \u2013 Indoor Kit – Wednesdays
\nOutdoor Kit – Mondays
\nHomework \u2013Spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays.
\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! Mrs Wylie\u2019s class, your homework is due on Wednesday and Mr Woodward\u2019s class your homework is due on Thursday.
\nThank for your continued support.
\nMr. Woodward, Mrs Wylie, Mr Shanks and Miss Paterson<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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