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World Mental Health Day 2020
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9th October 2020
As October 10th is World Mental Health Day, throughout the today, every year group has learnt about what mental health is, discussed this topic and completed different activities based upon this. Why not ask your child/ren about what they have learned today?
Young Minds is a charity that is leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges. They are there to make sure young minds get the best possible mental health support and have the resilience to overcome life’s difficulties.
For more information about Young Minds click the link here:
For more helpful links about the topic of wellbeing and mental health, please visit our PSHE curriculum webpage. Here, you will also find other useful links to topics such as healthy lifestyles, safety and anti-bullying. The link can be found below:
Have a lovely weekend!
Miss H x
Goodbye Mrs Greenwell
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This Friday marks the end of term, but also the end of an era as Mrs Greenwell will be moving on from Netherthong. She has landed her dreamed job, teaching ceramics. We are all going to miss her so much and would like to say a massive thank you to her for all her contributions to the school and community. She has helped so many children over the years and inspired them so many areas - especially music. Please could you comment on this padlet, and we will share them with her on Friday.
Y6 Collaborative Writing - The Strike of Wuhan!
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Here's the final one for today - The Strike of Wuhan!
Enjoy:
The Strike of Wuhan shared.docx
Y6 Collaborative Writing - Morter Hunters
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This is a horror/adventure story, that might need some parental guidance.
Enjoy the Morter Hunters:
Y6 Collaborative Writing - Bird
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I'm going to try to add all the rest of the stories today.
Here is: Bird -
Fancy some World Record breaking art?
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Isabel, in year 2, pointed this out to me and I had to pass it along ...
Like many of us, you may have been enjoying Rob Biddulph’s brilliant Draw with Rob draw along videos, which have amassed a huge online following and now been watched over 2 million times on YouTube.
On May 21st, Rob is going to attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the World’s Biggest Art Lesson.
Rob will be live on YouTube at 4.00pm (BST) but in order for the attempt to meet Guinness World Records’ criteria we need participants – young and old – to register for the free lesson at www.artworldrecords.
The attempt will also help to raise money for those most impacted by COVID-19. Participants can donate what they can and companies have also begun to pledge financial support. These donations will go towards high impact charities to counter the impact of COVID-19, including stopping the disease’s spread, providing immediate relief to those most impacted and preventing future pandemics.
#ArtWorldRecords #
Miss H
Year 6 Collaborative Writing - the Torch of Thanatos
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The final story for today has a mythical theme - The Torch of Thanatos:
Year 6 Collaborative Writing - Fishy and Cody
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Competing for the title of weirdest story of the year is the next title, Fishy and Cody...
Not sure what these children are eating...
Year 6 Collaborative Writing - The Girl and her Ferret
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Today is truly the day of odd stories, involving animals. Again, perhaps an adult should read this one up front. The imagination of the children in year 6 is quite something - not sure what media they have all been accessing during this period, but I'm sure 19th century poets like Lord Byron would have approved...
Anyway - here is, The Girl and her Ferret:
The girl and her ferret - shared.docx
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