Wednesday, 22 March 2017

Book Week Workshop


From my observations, I think Yr6 are loving book week. On Monday 27th we did a workshop with an energetic lady named Brenda.

She talked to us about planets and based the whole workshop about them. I think this was clever because it got the class intrigued.

At the end Brenda gave each group an interview to act out; one group carried out Neil Armstrong's interview after he’d been to the moon. I thought these were entertaining to watch.

All in all I think Yr6 thoroughly enjoyed book week.

Thursday, 16 March 2017

SHARED WRITING


At the beginning of book week each class were presented with a picture which we had to write about, making up a story. The whole class worked together on the story by each individual person jotting down ideas and then sharing them, forming a great collaborative piece of writing.
Each class swapped with another class and continued with writing their story. Reception class was paired with Mr Hale, Year 1 with Year 2, Year 3 with Year 4 and Year 5 with Year 6. We continued alternating between each-others stories until we had a result of seven brilliant pieces of writing with a taste of two different classes in each story. Personally I really enjoyed doing the shared writing, I feel it really stretched my imagination and I would love to do it again.

I interviewed someone to find out what they thought about the shared writing and this is what she said:

‘ I liked it  because we were sharing our ideas with another class and I liked their ideas to improve our work. They were interesting and it was fun  to collaborate with such a great class, and I would love to do it again but with a different class.’

Overall I think it was a really enjoyable thing to do.    

World Book Day Costumes


World Book Day

On Thursday we all dressed up in different costumes. Everybody found it very interesting. It was a really good experience because everyone can show who they were and see who other people are too. In the morning we all went outside and showed everyone our costumes some parents came and saw us in our costumes we also got pictures taken.

 

Here are some interviews which have been taken by 2 people. It’s about how they felt about world book day

Yr3

They said…….

I really enjoyed world book day and like seeing other peoples costumes. One of them was dressed up as the iron man and the other one was Harry Potter.

Yr6

I really enjoyed wearing my costume I was Bat Girl. It was really creative seeing other people’s costumes and giving me ideas for books to read. It was quite funny and embarrassing at the same time. It was especially funny when my wig got stuck on the tree and got tangled. Me and my friend dressed up as the same thing.

Y3 Perform Workshop



 
I have asked a Y3 about the perform workshop they did and got an interview from them:
The person we were interviewing said she was excited during the event. She said it was enjoyable because of the fun activities to do.

The person also said the best moment was the fact that everyone had a chance she liked it that way.

When I asked her what she thinks she would say if I said it wasn’t fun she said, ‘I would say why don’t, you like it? I think it was particularly fun and wonderfully funny.’

I also asked her what she thinks she would say if I showed her a video of the workshop. She said she would ask her mum if she could join perform. I don’t know why she doesn’t join anyway!

If she could add one thing it would be more dancing.

Her one word to sum the workshop up was ‘exhilarating’. To conclude she gave me the idea it was an excellent joyful experience. She thought it was extremely fun. All the class did these workshops but unfortunately I wasn’t there on the day.

World Book Day Teacher Book Relay


The parade for the world book day dress up happened on Thursday but there was another thing going on. On Thursday at 2:50pm there was the teacher’s book relay. I thought the relay was a competition and there will be a winner:it was just teachers reading a book and swapping over when the bell rings, although for year 6 it was the telephone ringing.

When I interviewed people from Year 4 before the relay they said that they think they will choose one book, and time the teachers with a stop watch to see which teachers were fastest.

Two of the kids I interviewed said their teacher will win because ‘she’s really fast at reading’.

Some other people from my class said it was really funny when the teachers came running with their costumes.

When I interviewed the year 1 teacher she said that she read books for year 4 and year 6. I asked how she felt before she entered the class room, she said she felt really confident, but after she told me year 6 was too noisy and year 4 was listing really nicely like her class. Just to say she dressed up like a golden compass called the aleitheometer from ‘His Dark Materials’.     

Wednesday, 8 February 2017

The Doll


Introduction

This is about a doll because I want other people to look at it and see how good my stories are. Also I want to see how my story is published.

The creepy doll
They started to watch a movie but when the movie finished they said this.

“After watching that movie is going to make me have nightmare!” Lolly said while she was hugging her teddy.

“Let’s just go to sleep to sleep I am so tired.”  Yawned Poppy.

“Ok fine.”

“Later that night they heard a very strange and scary sound it was coming through the kitchen.
Blood was coming out of the doll and that was the end for them but not everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Vote For Our Football Pitch And The Top Garden


Today we had a vote for our school football pitch because the school council said we are going to have a vote about this. Most people from our class voted for a bigger football pitch but 1 day without playing any football. Some people didn’t vote for this because we had another choice of having football every day and to make the court smaller also use the other side of the pitch for other ball games like basketball.
 We didn't have a vote for the top garden but the school council chose the new rota. Some people like the top garden from our class but unfortunately KS1 is having Monday, Tueday and Wednesday KS2 only twice on Thursday and Friday.

The school council are helping us to make our play ground a better place.

BOB THE UNICORN


Bob the unicorn was the saddest unicorn in all the unicorn world. Why? I hear you ask. Because Bob was grey and dull, he had no beautiful rainbow, pink or purple colour and instead of magical golden dust, Bob only had grey smoke spurting from the tip of his matt grey horn. Now, Bob was the only unicorn in the rainbow world with this unusual and sad colour, and nobody knew why.

At Bob’s school for colourful unicorns, he was made fun of awfully and every day he would come home crying to his mother unicorn, Pat. Even though Bob was very dull, sad and ashamed of his colours, his mother and the rest of his family loved him very much. And even though he knew that his family loved him very much, Bob wanted to run away from all the bully unicorns at his school to somewhere he would be respected for a his unfortunate colours. So one night, Bob crept away into the rainbow darkness and disappeared.

 

TO BE continued… 

Trip to RAF Museum


Yr6 went to the RAF Museum [Royal Air Force Museum] Everyone thoroughly enjoyed seeing all of the giant war planes and helicopters, I found it very interesting.

My favourite plane was the Lancaster Bomber : It carried a bomb that was designed to skim across the large dam in Germany. I also found the Kurtis Kittyhawk fascinating with its aero dynamic structure and the shark mouth painted on the plane`s nose.

There were also many simulators in the museum, which let you feel as if you are in a plane in the air. There was one simulator where you could go inside one of the planes and steer it.
 Overall I think everyone learnt a lot about the WW2 air raids.  It made me think I didn't want to be in a shelter for that long during an air raid because you might get a dead leg. Also the noise would be terrible, aside from the fact your town is being demolished by bombs.

Wednesday, 1 February 2017

Trip to St. Paul's Cathedral

On 20TH January we went to St. Paul's Cathedral to celebrate the anniversary of 3 different schools, Lady Margret's secondary school who had reached a point were they were 100 years old, Archdeacon Cambridge primary school who we celebrated their 175th year of age with. We had an excellent history of Ashford primary school who are turning 200 and how a man donated lots of money to a charity when he died. The school was founded as the only school in Ashford and now since the start of OFSTED got rated as good, the schools best ever result. 

We had excellent songs to sing: the best, I think was 'Oh Come Let Us Adore Him'.  I am sure the other people on the trip would agree. A piece of information about each of the schools was shared and we said goodbye to the Bishop of London and heard a special sermon chosen by him.

 Finally we had a relaxing journey home and it was the end of a great day in total we all thoroughly enjoyed it.

Wednesday, 25 January 2017

Clubs

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We normally start new clubs every term.

 On Monday we do chess, football (boys), and juggling.

On Tuesday we do Netball and Football (boys).

On Wednesday we do chess and Multisports.

On Thursday we do running, make it, and football (girls).

On Friday we do dig it, football and singing and speaking.
That’s all the clubs we do in our school. As you may see if you were already are in this school you can see the dates have changed.


Quality Street Rant

 
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This year, Quality Street took out my favourite flavour, the Toffee Deluxe which I am very upset by.

 They replaced the Toffee Deluxe with a horrible Honeycomb Chocolate [the Crunchy Bar wanna be].

The reason Quality Street did this, is because apparently there were ‘too many toffee related chocolates’ Ridiculous right!

 When the bloggers read this they said ‘I agree!’. Above all I am distraught.

 

LET’S BUY THERAPEUTIC PUTTY


Hello humans of the world, this article is not the usual type. I am writing to you to persuade you that buying therapeutic putty will make a big difference in your life. Putty is often used in schools for people [like mwa] who benefit from having something to fidget with.

It comes in many different colours and sizes and is available at Cachao in Primrose Hill. When you have purchased your precious putty you will certainly be pleased with it and I am almost definetly sure you won’t be able to stop;


                             BOUNCING  IT 

Roll it into a ball and have fun bouncing it around.

                             KNEEDING IT

Your putty is great for squeezing and will complement your brain and you’ll come up with some great ideas!

                                POPPING  IT

         Impress your friends with this cool trick!

 

 

Our School For Our Names Class


Class names for our school

Every year we have different names for our class this year2016 to 2017

We have:

Year 6   Endeavour

Year 5   Golden Hinde

Year 4   Rainbow warrior

Year 3   Cutty Sark

Year 2    Mayflower

Year 1    QW2

Reception   Clips’

Last year we had river names.

The Girls Football League Continues


The girls football league has continued and we are through to the finals after winning all of our matches and keeping our position of first place on the leaderboard.

On Tuesday the 17th we played Emmanuel primary school and beat them by 7-1.  Straight after that match we played a game against St Mary’s and won by 4-1.

 

So after a successful day we were rewarded with a ticket through to the finals!!! J