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Newsletter 10th May 2019

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Science Recycling Games

Here are some of the fantastic recycling games which were made by children over the Easter holidays for their Science projects. Wow!!!

Dancing in the street (HOTW April song challenge)

Following on from This is me!, A million dreams and last month, I'd like to teach the world to sing (in perfect harmony), the April song sung and signed in Makaton was DANCING IN THE STREET.
Year 5 had a marvellous time discovering the Eighties through the music video as well as photographs - they all decided that Señora Stevens looked very different then - before learning the song. This time the chidlren took complete charge of all the details - they chose the location, the costumes (with a bit of guidance so it didn't get too adventurous!), the choreography and they also volunteered to film our lines. It was great fun but also a challenge, and I know that Sharon who coordinates the project loved the enthusiasm with which our line was delivered even if it made editing a little tricky!
Below is the final video incorporating lines from 36 schools in 29 countries, all dancing in the street! We hope that you enjoy it! 

May will see our last song (for this year at least) - watch this space for news of what it is!

Science Fair Recycling Games

Amazed by the wonderful recycling games that have been made by children across the school!! 

The winners will be announced next week. Well done to everyone who took part!

Excellent Work (Week Beginning 29/04/19)

Newsletter 12th April 2019

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Nursery Newsletter - Summer 1 2019

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KS1 Athletics Tournament

On Tuesday, 18 children from WCPS represented the school at the Bishop Vesey School and took part in a variety of athletics competitions. The children were fantastic, putting in huge effort in every race or field event. Many showed amazing perseverance in their races overcoming stage fright and injury to carry on and perform brilliantly. Miss Lindsey, Miss Stevens, Mr Cope and Mrs Edwards were all incredibly proud of them. It was particularly exciting to see the boys finish in 1st place and the group finish 3rd overall. Well done to all our superstar athletes And thank you to all the parents that gave up their time to get the children to the venue.