Library Awards
Our Mr Reader awards scheme is well underway, and pupils have been reading their library books at home and during lunchtimes. Well done to the following pupils who have had their certificates presented by our Library Prefects.
Year 2
Eleanor Allen Starter Badge
Year 4
Matthew Scott 3rd Reader Badge
Tyler Azzopardi No.4 Badge
Year 5
Grace Humphreys 3rd Reader Badge
Year 6
Isabelle Tabou-Perry Starter Badge
Romi Wagner No. 3 Badge
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Electrifying
Year 6 pupils use the electrical equipment to construct parallel circuits. They found out that our homes and places of work are wired as parallel circuits and not as series (simple) circuits.
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Lower Primary exploring how to use a variety of balls in their P.E. lessons this week.
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Traffic Free Champions
Our Traffic Free Tuesday champions continue to spread awareness of the benefits of ditching the car by walking to school as a group every Tuesday. We are looking for parent volunteers to help with a walking group on Tuesdays from town and/or the border. Please get in touch with us if this is something you wish to get involved in.
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Gold Book
Well done to pupils in Lower Primary and Foundation Stage who were presented with their Gold Award certificates and gold pencils. Well done to Sebastian, Arabella and Anastasia.
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London's Burning
Class 2M have been learning all about the Great fire of London. This week, we have sequenced the main events of the fire, sang London's burning and designed these amazing houses.
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History
Year 1 are learning more about the life about the life of Queen Elizabeth II working collaboratively to produce a Queen collage.
The pupils attended the school mass honouring the archangels and made our own angels during our Religion lesson.
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Loreto's Got Talent
We held our first Loreto's got Talent break time concert. We had Fran playing the violin, Mar on guitar and Valentina, Seema, Santi, Gabriella and Lottie on piano. It was a huge success, and we already have lots of pupils signing up for the next one!
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Lego is a great activity for children to learn how to problem solve and play together, whilst improving their hand-eye coordination. It also develops the children's concentration span and promotes creativity.
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Developing fine motor skills is an important part of a child's development as it helps children do everyday things such as eating, writing, using objects and getting dressed.
Using jumbo tweezers is a great and fun activity to develop the children's fine motor skills, as it strengthens their pincer grasp, as well as develop their hand-eye coordination.
A great activity which can also be done at home!
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Parent's Section
You can find our online school calendar on our website.
We have our letter bank on our website containing letters sent home.
We have our term dates in a printable format on our website.
Please ensure you have completed our General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR form.
View our current list of clubs, activities and lessons on our website.
Update on our building and site works.
Christmas cards designed and professionally printed (see below) - read more here.
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