Miss A would HIGHLY recommend The Christmasaurus by Tom Fletcher, a magical adventure about a little boy called William Trundle and a dinosaur called the Christmasaurus. It’s a favourite in my house and we re-read it every December to get ourselves in the festive mood. It’s about friendship and families, sleigh bells and Santa, singing elves, flying reindeer, music and magic. What more could you want?? There is also a Christmasaurus soundtrack CD which is very silly but if you spot me singing along to myself in my car in December that’s probably what I’m listening to. (Because I’m so cool!)
Thank you so much to Emma and her fantastic team for the delicious Christmas lunch today. It was great to all be together and a good time to say thank you and appreciate all the delicious food that we get in school. Ho! Ho! Ho! #happytimes
We are super-proud of our team who performed brilliantly yesterday and made it right through to the semi-finals where they lost by a goal to nil in extra time to the eventual winners, Burnt Oak School. Miss Best and Brian were full of praise for our team and their determination and resilience. Well done superstars.
It’s really important to us that our children have a good knowledge of current affairs. One of their favourite times of the week is our Newsbites assembly which gives the children a round up of the week’s news stories, often followed by a lively discussion. This week we heard about a satellite landing on Mars, traffic light labelling on our breakfast cereal and the discovery of an Egyptian tomb. What a fascinating world we live in!
