Our Stars of the Week this week are:
| Nursery | Monty |
| Reception A | Avni |
| Reception M | Tianna |
| J1H | Nirvair |
| J1G | Ciara |
| J2B | Lewis |
| J3H | Beatrice |
| J3V | Hector |
| J4S | Harriet |
| J4R | Henry |
| J5W | Elsie A |
| J5L | Sukhmani |
| J6V | Eve |
| J6H | Penny |
Congratulations to them all!
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On Wednesday, Louise from Warwickshire Safe and Active Schools visited Reception to teach them how to stay safe on the roads. The children played a game, with Louise introducing six small steps to staying safe: Think, Stop, Listen, Look, Hold Hands and Walk.
The children then listened to a story about Warwick Bear, who forgot his magic thinking hat. The children learnt a song using the six words to remind them all how to stay safe. Everyone received a sticker and a book Warwick Bear And The Thinking Hat to take home with them.
Well done Reception, it’s never too early to start learning the road safety code!
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What an amazing response from the Reception pupils and their parents, a huge thank you for all your kind donations. Andy from the Food Bank for Warwick and Leamington was staggered that the donations were from only one year group! The donations were picked up this morning and will be distributed to people in need in our community this weekend.
On Thursday, 13 October Fr Kevin will lead Collective Worship for Years 4 to 6. The theme will be the Rosary. Pupils are invited to bring in their own Rosary beads.
Many congratulations to Henry in Junior 3H who came first in the Leamington Spa Competitive Festival in Piano Grade 1-2 and was awarded the Henri Shawe trophy.
For our whole school half-term da Vinci challenge we are asking pupils to research the life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth reigned for 70 years, she led an interesting life. Did you know that she drove an ambulance during World War II?
After completing your your research about Queen Elizabeth II, then choose one or more interesting fact that you find particularly exciting that others may not know. Present these in a creative way, that will help others learn about her extraordinary life. You could create a PowerPoint or a poster or even a 3D model. The more creative the better.
Topics you may wish to explore:
Remember to…
Name your work
Present your research in a creative way, that we will be able to display in school.
Please bring your work in by Friday 4 November and give it to your class teacher.
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