P4SK had a brilliant day celebrating World Book Day!
Everyone looked fantastic in their costumes and we all enjoyed lots of themed activities and a BBC live lesson. We even had a librarian visit our classroom and she read us two funny books.
This morning we enjoyed a visit by Orla from Young Enterprise. During our session, we discussed what makes up our community, other facilities we might like to have in our community and the important people and jobs that add to our community. We also learned how important our taxes are in paying for the services we take for granted such as medical care, education, rubbish collections, leisure centres, etc. We finished off the session by working in groups to design our own communities and what we’d like in them. The children thoroughly enjoyed their morning.
Today we enjoyed a trip to watch the Ulster Orchestra perform a special schools’ concert in the Waterfront Hall in Belfast. This was a fantastic opportunity to hear live music and the children thoroughly enjoyed it. We were introduced to the different sections of the orchestra and listened to music based on the theme of ‘Our Wonderful World’. The children’s favourite piece was ‘The Bare Necessities’ and the percussion section playing on Dustbins and saucepans was also enjoyed by all. We also joined in at the end of the concert to sing the classic song, ‘ What a Wonderful World’. Unfortunately recording and photography was not allowed during the performance but here are a few pictures of our day out.
This afternoon we enjoyed a visit from the Dog’s Trust. We learnt how dogs should be treated in order to keep them and ourselves safe. Also, congratulations to this month’s teacher certificate winners and our GTBG winner for Term 1A.
