Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again,

This is the sun story which I was going to tell you on Friday. Did you know that the sun is actually a star? It’s also the nearest star to Earth, that’s why it looks so big! It is really a ball of fire! It takes eight minutes for light to travel from the Sun to Earth. The Sun is so large, Earth could fit inside it a million times. Without the Sun, the Earth would have no heat and no light. The plants would not grow, so animals would have nothing to eat, so we would have nothing to eat. Without the Sun, the Earth would be a very cold place. Now listen to the song.

Why would people sing this song? Have you ever been playing outside when the sun has suddenly gone in? Everyone looks at the sky and pulls their coats around them. Have you ever been outside when the Sun has suddenly appeared? We all suddenly feel much better.
Now you know, Mrs Cunningham’s assemblies always have a meaning, and this is not all about the sun!

It is about you. People can also bring light and warmth to those around us. By showing people that we care, by treating them with respect, by listening to them and encouraging them, we can make people feel very happy.
Sometimes people can feel sad, as if a dark cloud is blocking out the sunshine in their lives. YOU can help move that cloud and bring light and happiness to them. Just a smile, a cuddle, a Thank You or a ‘I Love you’ is that sunshine you can bring. Give it a go today.

Have a mad Monday

Mrs Cunningham

Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.

Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.

Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.

Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.

How are lunchtimes in your houses? Mine start at about 10.30 with my girls asking what is for lunch? I have been in touch with your lovely lunchtime assistants and they have shared a few stories with me.

Miss Curtis is missing your hugs but has been keeping herself busy by doing lots of walking.

Mrs Scott says she is missing all of her lovely nursery children! She hopes you are all eating your dinners at home as much as you do at school! It’s fishy Friday today and she knows how much you all love fishy Fridays! She’s been very busy making and colouring in flags with her two sons for VE Day and baking cakes. She says stay safe and she hopes she will see you all soon.

Miss Hart has been sunbathing and is looking forward to seeing you all.

Mrs Taylor (with the dark hair) has been reading books and taking her dog Ollie out for walks. She told me that he ate a sock and the vet had to make him better. YUK, imagine eating a sock?

Mrs Townsend is missing all of your cute faces and hopes you are keeping busy playing on your bikes, cooking and enjoying time with your mams and dads. She has been walking Ruby her dog along with Emily her daughter.

Mrs Taylor (the blonde one) has been enjoying watching you all on face book and missing Mrs Catchpole’s class wondering which Mrs Taylor it is and Mrs Peacock’s class and Miss Beatie’s dancing around. Mrs Taylor’s son is 16 today so they are having a BBQ. She has walked her dog Miley with her granddaughter Heidi. She misses you all.

Mrs Dykes is missing Year 2. But she has been busy cycling, reading and doing lots of puzzles. She really misses you all.

Mrs Bailey is missing all of Year 3. So far she has read two books and just started her third and is going to continue reading as she had forgotten how good it is. Mr Bailey is doing the homework while she has been walking and has had a busy day baking for her VE day tomorrow. She is looking forward to seeing you all soon.

Mrs Foster is missing her lovely Y4 Children and wonders if you have grown taller. I bet you have. She has been catching up on jobs that she has been putting off . She says to keep smiling and that she loves you all and will see you soon.

Mrs Brotherton has been missing all of the children and has been riding on her bike to stay fit, and taking Chloe and Pippa with her! She has been trying very hard to keep up with the girls’ school work, and has learnt some new things herself!

Mrs Morgan, Mrs Cummings, Mrs Brown, Mrs Meeks and Miss Maddison all send their wishes too and are really missing playing on the yard and the all weather pitch with you, and can’t wait to see you all.

Happy lunchtime and give your lovely dinner ladies a thought.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Mrs Cunningham

Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.

I hope you had a top Tuesday and did something kind after watching the animation. I bet you did not expect the heron to be feeding her babies. I thought she was just being greedy. Sometimes you need to know the whole story before you make your mind up about someone or something they did. It’s called seeing the bigger picture. 

Oh, I loved looking at all of your artwork. Well done to the winners too. Every single one was so good. It’s lovely to see that we are all thinking about each other. Some of your teacher pictures were so life-like!! Well done!!

I have been working from home today. Lots of emails and phone calls. I know lots of your mams and dads are doing the same. This next part is for them. Gone are the days of Tinky Winky and Dipsy, it’s now the Kardashians in the background. Help! Who is in the background for you? Is it Peppa Pig? Masha and the Bear? Thomas the Tank Engine? or Bing Bunny? Good luck!

Have a wonderful Wednesday 

Mrs Cunningham