Celebrations in P3

Our school celebrated it’s 50th birthday today.  Classes had been given a decade to focus on for the birthday celebrations.  We have been learning all about the 1990’s.  We learned about the channel tunnel which opened in 1994.  We had a team working challenge – to create a map to help us recognise where the channel tunnel is.

On Tuesday, we were learning about keeping safe on bonfire night.  We made posters to remind us, and we had a visit from firefighter Steel.  He talked to us about how to keep ourselves and others safe.  We even had a chance to try on his helmet – it was very heavy.  Thank you Mr Steel for coming into our class to see us.

Today we had a very busy classroom with lots visitors joining in our activities.  As the first Harry Potter book was published in 1997, we were making magical Harry Potter wands.
We also made our own versions of Mr Potato Head from the original Toy Story film which was also released in 1996.
We used some cardboard tubes, some fabric and a train set for problem solving.  Our aim was to set up the train tracks through the ‘tunnel’.
We also set up a mini class museum with some items from the 1990’s.

We all enjoyed our visit to the ice-cream van after break time  – it was great!
Thank you to everyone who came along to support us today.  We had a lovely time.

 

P5 have a Learning Breakfast and Birthday Celebrations in the Same Week!

Learning Breakfast

Breakfast

  • Keris –We enjoyed the breakfast.
  • Bella – The croissants and pancakes were really good.

Activities

There were various activities. Through playing online games we learnt about internet safety and European facts. We acted out the digestive process, which is something we have learnt about in science. Games included matching the capital cities to their European countries and a flag quiz. Lewis and his mum were very engrossed in a jigsaw that was a map of Europe! Our craft activity was creating map collages.

  • Lacey – Making the European Flag Collages was fun!
  • Lewis – I enjoyed watching my 3-year-old brother do a flag collage even though he used the wrong colours!

The digestive system experiment was popular.

  • Mohamad – My mum thought it was funny!
  • Liam – My mum’s favourite part was squeezing the poo out of the intestines!

School Birthday Celebrations

Thank you to all the visitors who helped us to celebrate Dean’s 50th birthday.

Each class concentrated on a different decade and ours was the 1970s.

Activities

We played games that had been invented in the 1970s – including practising on a space-hopper. In the style of Andy Warhol we created Pop Art pictures, organised significant dates on a timeline and some of us even wore 1970s dress!

  • Bella – My mum enjoyed the Pop Art.
  • Emma – The Spirograph that Bella let us use was great fun!
  • Mason – The Pop Art was really cool!
  • Georgie – The Space Hopper was fun!
  • Monika – I enjoyed the 1970s dancing.
  • Lewis – I enjoyed dressing up as a mini Miss Stanway (we both had a similar costume.)
  • Bella – Miss Stanway was a skilled roller skater!
  • Emma- I liked drawing the roller skates.

Afterwards we all enjoyed our slushi or ice-cream!

 

Birthday Celebrations in P2!

We’ve had a very busy day in Primary 2 today! We started off with the excitement of our new classroom layout which has given us a large library space and play area!

To celebrate our 50th Birthday, we all came to school wearing denim, embracing the fashion of the 1990’s!

We had such a fun morning with all of our visitors. We made Mr Potato Heads, designed a new outfit for the Spice Girls and even had the chance to make magical Harry Potter wands! 

We finished the day off enjoying our Slush Puppies and Ice Cream Cones!

Primary 2 would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate our school’s birthday today!

 

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