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@drseussclass 'cause I always forget to fill out the reading diary... The tiger who came to tea.
Welcome families and friends to our new Instagram class page! On here you will find all the exciting things that we get up to in school as we continue our learning journey throughout the year.📚✏️🎨 instagram.com/p/CnQDkGHta4g/…
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Please can all year 1 and 2 children wear odd socks and PE kits, ready to play cricket 🏏. Thank-you 😀
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A big Merry Christmas from Dr Seuss class! I hope you all have a lovely Christmas and a good rest….ready for the new year! 🎉🎄
What a wonderful day full of love, joy and laughter! 🎄We had a fantastic time dancing with friends, playing fun party games… and even meeting Father Christmas! 🎅 A big thank you to everyone who helped make our day even more special by providing us with treats and resources!
What a fantastic afternoon! I am so proud of how hard the children have worked to make their bridges… and most importantly they all worked as a team! Well done! ⭐️ 🌉
Please can all children in Miss Cooper’s class please try and collect some recycled materials for our science lesson on Friday. This could be cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, bubble wrap, cans etc. Thank you. 😊
Well done to all these children for their fantastic attendance! I hope you all have a brilliant half term and we shall see you when you get back on the Tuesday! ⭐️
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Wow…what a fantastic afternoon!We’ve flown over Mount Snowdon, tasted traditional biscuits and danced along to Scottish music. ✈️🇬🇧
I am super proud of how hard the children worked today! They used all their skills of moulding and shaping in our sculpture art day! Well done! 🖌🌟
Our Key Stage 1 art day is tomorrow (Monday 17th) and we will be using clay as part of this. Please could children bring in a spare t-shirt or jumper to wear for this day that they don’t mind getting dirty! Thank you!🎨👕
In Science today we experimented with different materials; identifying the ones we could ‘squash, bend, twist and stretch’. 📄







































