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Both P4 classes had a wonderful sports day. All children tried their best! It was lovely to welcome parents back to our sports day after 3 years. Thank you for coming to support everyone!
Congratulations to all who made a great effort make healthy lifestyle choices and walk all or part of the way to school. A big well done to Christopher and Emily who won our class prizes.
Congratulations to Emily and Bobby, winners of the crown competition.
We all had a fabulous day celebrating Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.
Congratulations to this week’s winners. Stars of the Week — Jason and Owen, Healthy Kidz — Taylon and FFFB — Joao. Well done boys 😃
Congratulations to the Winners:
FFFB. Jason
Stars of the Week: Sophie and Foyez
Healthy Kidz Star: Elyssia
and GTBG raffle winner for April: Taylon
Ben visited our classroom this morning for a Nuture 5 lesson. He based the activities around our WAU topic for this term, The Romans. We had great fun playing Sword, Shield, March (Roman version of rock, paper, scissors) and learning yoga poses such as colosseum and statue. We also learnt some facial massage techniques. The children were very relaxed by the end of the session as is obvious from the pictures.
We enjoyed a short outing to Portadown library this week. The children learnt all about the library and what it has to offer, including craft classes and a Lego Club!!! We learnt how to locate fiction and non fiction books and were taught how to use the scanners. We had an interesting morning.
This morning P4S had a lovely surprise when coach Steve from Healthy Kidz called into our classroom with 2 special Killer K prizes. Many congratulations to Christopher who was top of our class in Killer K and Ellie-Mae who was most improved pupil in P4S. Well done to these two and also to all members of P4S who run the Killer K every Friday.
P4S have been putting any food scraps into the class chicken bin each day. Mrs Stockdale takes the contents home and gives them to her chickens. This means the food waste doesn’t go into landfill, but is recycled into delicious eggs. The children each took a free range egg home for Easter.
