Netherthong

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Class 5

Happy New Year!

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Class 5 have had a busy start to 2025. 

The snow was beautiful, but we're glad that it has all melted away and we can get back to having play times and PE lessons outside. 

In English, Class 5 have been focusing on being persuasive, by designing posters for products that they need to convince us to buy, and then by presenting their product to the class in a persuasive way.  Well done to everyone in the class for their brilliant, imaginative ideas and humorous presentations, and extra congratulations to Xander for designing the winning poster and to Maxwell, Millie and William for their amazing, prize-winning presentations!

We had a lot of fun watching the presentations - and joining in with some of them!

Class 5 have also started practising their dance moves in preparation for the Strictly Pennine Dance Festival - we will share photos from their next practice session at the end of the week. 

Wishing you all a very happy and peaceful 2025, 

Dr Bamfield and Mrs Kendal

 

Xander's poster! 

  

  

   

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Preparation for the Christmas Production

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Class 5 have been so good at practising their lines and songs for the upcoming Christmas production of Peter Pan!

We will be having a dress rehearsal next week, which is a chance for everyone to perform in their costumes for the first time. 

Thank you so much for helping your child get ready for the performance of Peter Pan and also in providing their costume. 

On Monday morning, the stage will be going up, which is very exciting!  It will be even better to practise on the stage, to get ready for our performance on Wednesday 18th December. 

We will take some photos of the dress rehearsal and we will share these next time. 

Hope you are all having fun getting ready for Christmas, 

Dr Bamfield and Mrs Kendal

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Children in Need Day - 15 November

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Thanks so much to everyone who baked brownies and buns for our Children in Need cake sale after school. 

We have raised lots of money for a really good cause and hopefully you had a chance to enjoy some delicious baking!

In school, some of the children have taken up a new role as Play Leaders, helping the younger children in school by organising play activities and leading games at lunch times.

“It is fun being a play leader because I like making up games for the younger children!” laughed Lucas.

“I enjoy being a play leader because I get to be around fun little children.” announced Annabel.

“I enjoy being a play leader because I like making little children active and helping with their well being.” mentioned Millie.

“I like seeing the little children playing games and it’s really cute.” explained William.

“I like being a play leader because after each day I see the little kids smile and go back to their parents at the end of the day.” Matilda responded.

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Happy Half Term! Plant a Bulb Day - 25th October 2024

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We have had a really busy and fun end to the half term with our Break the Rules Day and Plant a Bulb Day!

It was great to see the children's outfits today, including some fantastic Halloween costumes and lots of spooky tatoos, and fab face gems and hair styles!

Thank you so much for being really kind and bringing in a brilliant array of bulbs - we are all really looking forward to seeing them brighten up our school field and school playground in the spring. 

We hope you all have a wonderful half term break, including a spook-tacular Halloween!

Happy birthday to Annabel today and wishing Sebastian a very happy birthday next week. 

With love and best wishes,

Dr Bamfield and Mrs Kendal

 

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Hello to Lois the rabbit!

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We had a special visitor in Class 5 today, when Lois the rabbit came to say hello!

The children were very kind and caring, and luckily Lois was very patient and calm. 

We all agreed she is very cute and has incredibly soft fur which is lovely to stroke. 

Earlier in the week, Class 5 had a chance to explore outdoors in the school grounds, making the most of some nice sunny weather. 

Hopefully the weather will stay nice for next Friday (25th October), which is our 'Plant a Bulb Day'.  We have already received a few bulbs and it would be brilliant to receive some more next week, as we'd like every child in school to have a chance to plant a bulb in the school grounds. 

Thanks for all your help with this and wishing you a lovely weekend, 

Mrs Kendal, Dr Bamfield and Lois! x

 

  

  

 

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