Newsletter 22May20
Newsletter 22 May 2020 Word Count Leader Board May Half Term 2020 Tolerance Staffs CC Open Letter To Parents And Carers 22.5.20
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Newsletter no. 7 – 1st May 2020
Newsletter No 7 - 1May20 Word Count Leader Board 01 May 2020
Newsletter No. 6 – 03Apr2020
Newsletter No 6 - 03Apr20 Word Count Leader Board Easter 2020 PERSEVERANCE Super Yummy Kitchen Brief
Egyptian clay coil pots
White Tigers have produced some fantastic Egyptian inspired clay coil pots for Mother's day gifts. We hope mums enjoy their vases, jewellery pots and fruit bowls for their special day. We also made some beautiful cards with origami dresses. View the pictures below.
World Book Day 2020
Wow! What a fantastic time we had celebrating World Book Day in school today! This morning's assembly was extra special: we had a costume parade, revealed the winners of our half-term book mark competition and spent time sharing our favourite stories. Children from nursery to year 6 enjoyed reading each other's favourite books and our … Continue reading World Book Day 2020
Heart Healthy Cookery
As part of our last topic, 'Bloodheart', the White Tigers began to plan a heart-healthy meal. As time got the better of us, we continued our DT work into this term and decided to put an Egyptian slant on it, cooking healthy sesame flatbreads, a lentil curry and homemade hummus. Everybody tried all elements of … Continue reading Heart Healthy Cookery
Keeping clean and keeping safe
Today, the White Tigers visited the Otters class to teach them the importance of washing their hands and how to wash them properly. With all the nasty germs around at the moment, we are well- aware of how important personal hygiene is in keeping illnesses at bay. The older children demonstrated the 6 different steps … Continue reading Keeping clean and keeping safe
Egyptian Embalmers!
This afternoon, the White Tigers class became Egyptian embalmers and mummified tomoatoes! They followed the same proceedures as the Ancient Egyptian embalmers would have done: cleansing the 'body', removing the insides and packing it with salt before wrapping it in bandages. They weighed their 'mummies' before embalming and made predictions about the effect the salt … Continue reading Egyptian Embalmers!
