We have been learning about Roman soldiers as part of our WAU topic for term 3. Roman soldiers were well trained and equipped and had very good weapons, one of which was the Onager, a type of catapult used to hurl projectiles. We made our own versions this week and had great fun seeing how far we could hurl our paper balls. Earlier on this term we used a tuning fork to make sound vibrations splashed water. This was also great fun.
We had a great day yesterday on our trip to The Ark. We met the Meer Cats, fed the alpacas and got to handle baby chicks and guinea pigs. We had a lovely time, as you can see from the photos.
Well done to Mrs Woods and the Eco Team for their work on securing our Green Flag. ON Tuesday 3rd June, Mr Frizzell, Mrs Woods and 3 members of the Eco Team were at a Reception and lunch at Craigavon Civic Centre to gain the award. Keep an eye out for the flag flying high!
Yesterday we met Matthew, the tax collector, a Samaritan lady, Mary Magdalene and, most exciting of all, a Roman Centurion, who were all characters in the Amazing Journey. We learnt about how Jesus played an important role in their life journeys and how their lives were changed by meeting with Jesus.
We also got to dress up in the type of clothes worn in bible times and try out some foods eaten back then. We really had a very interesting and informative afternoon. It was also great to see a Roman soldier and examine his weapons and uniform as we are learning about the Romans in our latest WAU topic.
Thank you.
This data was analysed in January and February and we are now pleased to provide you with the results. Alongside the results, we have also included comments to answer any queries etc which were raised. Please read and consider these carefully.
As a school, we were absolutely delighted with the results of the survey and the high regard which you have for our school.
Moving forward, we will be using this data, and many other data sources, to help steer our school for the next 3 years.
May I, on behalf of the whole school community, thank you for your contribution.
Mr A Frizzell
