Our whole school took part in today’s two minute silence at 11 o’clock. P6/7 spent the morning listening to The Last Post, learning about why it is important to wear poppies and discussing the poem “In Flanders Fields”. We know how important it is to never forget what others gave up so we could be free. May they rest in peace.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBVYs5Q5nrQ
P4/5 will visit The Blackburn War`Memorial on Monday to pay our respects to the local men and women who gave up their lives for us-we will not forget.
A really interesting discussion with PC Chris and PC Carol Ann today.
A massive thank you to them for coming in and having a safety chat with us.
Key messages were:
Stay safe with fireworks.
Under 18 year olds are not permitted to have fireworks.
Keep your distance (at least 25 m) from fireworks and bonfires.
Do not return to or go near fireworks which have been lit.
Fireworks are loud and can frighten people. Make sure pets and young children are kept inside during home displays and be mindful of neighbours.
Make sure your blue bins are out of harm’s way.
Remember P4/5 you can dress up tomorrow morning for all the Halloween Fun in Our Lady Of Lourdes! If you are heading out this weekend please make sure you are safe and secure and make sure you have a joke to tell or a song to sing? Why not choose something from our spooky cauldron display in the classroom? Have fun!
A huge thank you to Mrs Poplawska, Mrs Kowalska, Mrs Sikora and Mrs Nunes for preparing our banquet. Thank you also to Mrs Pawlak for helping us this morning.
Here is Mrs Kowalska and Mrs Pawlak helping this morning.
To end our Social Subjects topic, we had a Polish and Portuguese banquet! It was absolutely delicious! Here are some photos of us enjoying our treats.
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@OLadyOLourdes
Please come along and support this very worthy cause.
P6/7 have organised this event.
From 10am – 11.30 am in the school dining hall.
Donations of home / bought baking and biscuits most welcome.
Children will visit with their class and so can bring some coins to spend there.
Dress down Friday £1 will go straight to this charity.
Thank you in advance.
