KS2 took part in the PT session with Andrew Pearson, the ball skills with Morpeth Hockey and Morpeth Cricket Clubs and Cramlington Tennis Club and wound down with some yoga with Active Families NE. A fun and active day for all!
Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again,
Lately, you might have heard your parents saying things like, “You couldn’t make it up,” or ” You couldn’t write it, or, “There are no words….,”. What they all mean is that something that has happened is so astonishing to believe or so out of the ordinary, that you never thought it would happen. There has been so much on the news and in the papers about things that are going on in the world today which you would have never imagined.
On Saturday morning I thought I would have a walk in the park and along the beach to get some fresh air and some peace and quiet. So you can imagine my surprise when I got to Sunderland Harbour and saw lots of people looking at the sea and pointing. I joined in and saw two pods of dolphins diving in and out of the water! The sky was blue and the sun was glinting on the water. It was so wonderful to see and so unexpected. I then went into the park and saw a squirrel running for something on the grass that he had spotted which must have looked tasty. I stopped to watch and then from out of nowhere appeared a rat, raced in, took the food and disappeared. I don’t know who was most surprised, the squirrel or me!!
So my quiet, uneventful walk turned out to be quite exciting after all.
You couldn’t write it.
Have a most marvellous Monday,
Mrs Cunningham
Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.
Can you believe it is the first day of summer tomorrow? Where is the sunshine?
June 20th is known as the summer solstice, or the longest day of the year! That does not mean that there are more than 24 hours on Saturday. It means that there are more daylight hours than any other day of the year. The UK will enjoy 16 hours and 38 minutes of daylight. The sun will rise at 4.43 in the morning and set at 9.21 at night. I find it odd to think back to the winter when we come to school in the dark mornings and go home when it’s dark at tea time. I bet some of you have been woken up by the birds singing, or like me, you might be disturbed by the seagulls on your roof. The Mortimer yard seagulls are looking forward to you all returning. You know the ones that wait for the bell to go after play, then swoop down to the yard hoping to find any tiny bits of fruit or veg, or better still a raisin or two.
Let’s hope the sun shines on Saturday and you have the longest, sunniest day.
Have a fun filled Friday.
Mrs Cunningham
See, Hear, Respond, will provide targeted support to vulnerable children, young people and their families who are affected by coronavirus (COVID-19) and the measures put in place to stop its spread. It will be led by Barnardo’s, working in partnership with national children’s charities and local organisations. See, Hear, Respond will provide:
The service will focus on finding and reaching out to vulnerable children around the country who are having negative experiences on their health and wellbeing, as well as those at risk of harm. The project will aim to reach those children and families who are not in contact with children’s services, and the support provided to them will aim to prevent their needs escalating. The project will prioritise those most at risk of harm either inside or outside the home, including very young children and adolescents.There is more information about this on the Barnardos website.
https://www.barnardos.org.uk/see-hear-respond
Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again,
I came across a poster today which I really liked and I tried to make one about us…..our Mortimer family.
I am pretty sure you can do so much better than me!! Give it a go and take a picture.
Have a thoughtful Thursday.
Mrs Cunningham
