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Written by Mark Cotton
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May 13, 2008 at 02:27 PM |
One can't fail to be impressed with our children when finding them out and about in Greasby, taking part in cycling proficiency training. Exporing the finer points of a 't' junction might not appear to be the most exciting subject - however, when travelling under your own steam, getting fitter, learning and having fun are combined, the result is ENJOYMENT! Y6 will be taking part in the project later in the term and I know they will enjoy it just as much. Our thanks to Travel Wise who have provided this opportunity. See the photo's here.Write Comment (2 comments) |
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Last Updated ( May 13, 2008 at 02:43 PM )
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School picnic \ Garden tidy |
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Contributed by Craig Cattrall - PTA
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May 11, 2008 at 05:50 PM |
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On Sunday 18th May 10am - 4pm (Come for an hour or stay for the day)
Come and have fun in the sun, bring your own picnic.
Hot and cold drinks will be provided. Bring your own gardening tools; Cement mixer, pick axes, spades, hammers etc. Help us to tidy the area and build the decking for the Jubilee Garden. PLEASE COME AND JOIN IN!!!!!!
There will be games for the children.
Can we beat last week's turn out of just 8 people???!! Write Comment (0 comments) |
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Last Updated ( May 11, 2008 at 10:48 PM )
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Contributed by Mark Cotton
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May 08, 2008 at 03:16 PM |
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We've just welcomed our September 2008 Reception parents to the school and as usual have the same feelings of excitement and anticipation that accompany the new start to school. It is also a time of reflection because any induction carries with some thoughts about current and future issues faced by society. We reflected on previous induction meetings and how headline messages and their delivery have changed over time in response to changes led by all levels of society. I thought it would be useful for you to know what issues were mentioned at this meeting as, ultimately, these will be the drivers of future policy and procedures.
It is worth noting at this point that I am not making a positive or negative judgement on any of these: we view them as neutral and simply evolve our practice to meet the needs of children. Click to Read More..... Write Comment (5 comments) |
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Last Updated ( May 13, 2008 at 10:52 PM )
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Have you got any spare gloss paint? |
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Written by Debbie Riley
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Apr 23, 2008 at 09:47 AM |
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A faithful old friend is in urgent need of a make-over. During a circle time discussion in Year 2 one of the children brought up the subject of the friendship bench in the infant playground. The idea behind the bench is that when the children find themselves without friends at playtime they sit on the bench and other children notice them and include them in their play. There is a problem however; the bench is now so faded that the children cannot always tell it apart from the other ordinary benches. The children thought the bench would stand out if it was brightly decorated. Hence the appeal for gloss paint. If you have any gloss paint, in any colour, that is spare and still in good condition, could we have it please? We will also be grateful for any brushes, white spirit and old shirts that you have hanging around. We plan to paint the bench white and then let the children, under close supervision; paint the bench in whatever way they choose! Write Comment (2 comments) |
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Last Updated ( Apr 23, 2008 at 09:54 AM )
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