Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Thursday, 16 October 2014
Touch Typing Test Time
After half term, the children can start practising their touch typing more but today was a good chance to see where they are currently at. The silence is golden :-)
Excellent technique from Madeline...
Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Year 4 take the Tea Time Concert by storm.
Samuel plays Minisnoa on his violin.
Coco plays Storm at Sea on her violin.
Coco and Amber sing Recycle Round as a duet. Very catchy!
Dominic played March on the piano.
Joshua played Last Word and Buffalo Hunt on the piano.
Zoe sang Revolting Children from the hit musical, Matilda
Ben played The Clown on the piano.
And Olwyn closed the show with her own electronic composition and PowerPoint presentation.
Sunday, 12 October 2014
U9 rugby team play fantastically well in All Hallows' tournament
The before photo...
What happened in between...
It started with a fantastic draw against a lively and industrious Taunton side which showed our team that they could compete with the best teams. Next up was a difficult game against a strong Kings Hall team which tested the team's resilience and after that, the boys went from strength to strength in the following games. Louis was a constant threat as he dived over for numerous tries, Joshua was constantly powering through the middle to draw defenders in for his team to exploit the spaces left and Isaac was always dangerous with ball in hand. Aryan proved he is a lean, mean tackling machine and Alex is as brave as a lion as he put his body on the line numerous times. Dominic jinked his way past defenders and made some try saving tackles when his team needed him most whilst Fabio's mazy runs set up lots of tries.
2 wins, 2 losses and a draw. Although, officially it is 5 draws as it was a friendly tournament.
There were knocks, a blood injury and lots of tired rugby players at the end but the team bonded magnificently and improved each game. Good luck to their next opponents if they continue to play with the same confidence and bravery.
Thank you to Mr Thompson for leading the team so well and a huge thank you to the parents, grandparents and siblings for their vocal support. I certainly appreciated the good company.
The after photo...
And Isaac and Dominic with their signed ice pack from Ex Bath and England front rower, Victor Ubogu:
Mr T
First Aider for the day.
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Wednesday, 8 October 2014
Jemima the Rock Queen
What an exciting start to the day! Earthquakes, atoms and volcanoes were certainly explosive and entertaining topics for our first lesson today.
During our special Science assembly, Jemima became a sedimentary rock, and we all learnt an awful lot of new things which would be useful for designing a brand new world!
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