This term each class will be having Mrs Johnson coming in to cook up some recipes for their topic.
The Y3’s will be doing cooking for the Ancient Greeks, Y4’s are doing Ancient Egyptian cooking and Y5’s and Y6’s will be doing French cooking.
Mrs Johnson comes every year to our school to do some amazing cooking with us; she is great at cooking and teaching us different recipes from the different historical times.
By Neve Y5
Next week (23rdof January) we are joining in with the Big Farmhouse breakfast week.
Mrs. Wass‘s class are on Monday
Mrs. Sawczuk’s class are on Tuesday
Miss Laidlaw’s class are on Wednesday
Miss Fallowell’s class are on Thursday
Mrs Simpson’s class are on Friday
Toast with butter 20p
Toast with butter and jam 25p
Cereal 50p
Milk (drink) 10p
Squash 10p
By Leah Y5
This term each year group has a new topic.
Here they are;
Y3 – Ancient Greeks
Y4 – Egyptians
Y5/6 – Viva La France
We are all getting on well and enjoying our new topics.
Y6 have been working extra hard with all their revision tests ready for the sats in May.
By Amelia Y5
The school council have been discussing that every class in the school is going to do a ‘School Rules’ leaflet to put on the wall in the classroom.
We are also going to have an ‘Eco team’ to help us with the ‘Green flag’ award.
The school council are going to be part of the ‘Eco team’.
By Shea Y4
Welcome back to News Blog in 2012. We hope you all enjoyed your Christmas.
We have some new team members joining our team.
Each class has new topics for this term.
We have lots of new exciting things coming up such as The Big Schools Bird Watch, Leys Farm Got Talent and Shake up your Wake up Farmhouse breakfast week.
We have also got Mrs Johnson coming in to do her flavoursome meals for each class very soon.
Watch this space for more updates on our exciting activities.
By Rosie Y6
The Olympics is coming to the UK in 2012.
So where is the Olympic torch going?
next year the Olympic torch is coming to SCUNTHORPE and places near.
For years which ever country the olympic was held at the torch was taken throughthe country by professional runners.This four years the olympics is coming to the UK.
By Lucy y6
On the eleventh of November it shall be Remembrance day, when we will remember all those people who got injured or killed during the war.
On the day we wear poppies and have 2 minutes silence to remember all those that lost their lives or served during the war.
The poppies represent the fields where some of the soldiers from the first world war fought because when the war was over there was poppies in the fields.
By Amelia y5
On the 10Th of November, year 5-6 will be having parents coming to dine, will the pupils. For the main meal it is still being decided what to have but some of the options are;
For the pudding the options are;
keep looking here for more news.
By Lucy y6
On the 5th of November it is bonfire night so remember to KEEP SAFE. Last year over 900 people required hospital treatment from accidents involving fireworks.
On bonfire night you have to remember some very important rules such as:
Only over 18’s are allowed d to buy the high explosive fireworks;
If you are given a sparkler wear gloves, hold it a arm’s length away from yourself also when you have finished with it, put it in a bucket of very cold water;
Never play with fireworks – they are high explosives, stand far back from the fireworks when watching them;
If a firework doesn’t go off don’t go near it because you could cause yourself some very bad damage;
So always stay safe on bonfire night.
By Tia Y6
Hope that everyone had a great Halloween.
It can be fun to go trick or treating but you have to be safe on the road in darkness because if you are wearing black or dark colours, people can not see you.
Always go with an adult or in a group, to make sure nothing happens to anyone. Always use the green cross code which means STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN.
By Millie and Amelia 4/5