25.6.20 Hello…
Some familiar faces and a familiar song!
Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.
What a hot day it was yesterday! I even did yard duty twice as it was so hot! As soon as I got home I had an ice cream. Delicious! Read this shape poem. Maybe you could do a shape poem about something summery!
Have a not so thirsty Thursday!
Mrs Cunningham
24.6.20 That’s all folks…
Key Worker and Priority Sign Up has now closed for next week.
We will confirm your groups and days asap, with hopefully as little change as possible.
Thanks everyone.
24.6.20 Update
Hello, I hope you are enjoying the sunshine!
As we approach the end of the summer term, we want to keep you up to date with key messages and plans. We know you will have lots of queries about school and classes from September and we will release this information as soon as appropriate.
Some messages for now…
Sign up cut off for next week
Priority and Key Worker Forms close tonight at 6pm for next week’s Phase Two Week Two. Thanks for the early sign ups. We will confirm places and groupings on Thursday asap.
Priority Form –
https://forms.gle/zLMVaudiBDsLcpSn9
Key Worker Form –
https://forms.gle/QGGEXii3jAE2h3VKA
We will keep you updated as to sign up for the final few weeks of term asap.
Work Pack Deliveries + School Books
Staff will be out delivering the final work packs to help keep pupils going till our summer closing date of July 17th. Teachers are in school more often with larger numbers of key worker children, but continue to be active setting work and supporting online.
Year 2 – Mrs Grant and Mrs Allan will be heading out on Thursday with Mrs Keighery taking to the streets on Friday.
As other teachers finalise their plans I’ll let you know.
If you have any reading books, please could you have them out for us to collect. Thank you
Priority Year Groups – Nursery/Reception/Year 1/Year 6
Teachers are continuing to put some tasks on our online education platforms. If children are coming into school in group 1 or 2 then there will be some follow on tasks to look at. The teachers will tell the children what is appropriate for those in school. Feedback won’t be available, due to staff being with groups throughout the week. I will post tasks from Year 1 later today on Facebook and our Website.
Other approved resources:
Oak Academy
https://www.thenational.academy/
BBc
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons
Year 6 Sports Kit & School Equipment
We would appreciate the return of Year 6 sports kit and school equipment such as reading books. You can return these to our staff who drop off your child’s work pack, sending in via Key Worker children or priority children or finally you can drop off at school between the hours of 10am and 2pm when footfall is light.
If Year 6 kit could be in a clearly labelled bag with your child’s name, that would help us greatly.
Thanks in advance.
School Reports
Pupil reports have been written using our new school format and will be with you in July.
Thank you for your continuing support.
Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again.
As most of you know, I like to watch Countryfile on a Sunday night. My two girls think it’s a bit boring and they say that they are not sure why I watch it. There was a little part of Sunday’s programme which I think everyone would have liked and it was all about shearing sheep of their thick winter coats so they do not get too hot in the summer sunshine. So, I thought that I would look for a little clip to share with you….but I came across something which I think you lot would think is much more entertaining. The lamb that didn’t quite want to act like a lamb should!
Enjoy and have a wacky Wednesday.
Mrs Cunningham
Hello everyone, it’s Mrs Cunningham here again,
Today you need to put your thinking caps on. Try to solve these riddles, puzzles and jokes.
What becomes wetter the more it dries?
A towel.
What has hands but doesn’t clap?
A clock.
What do you have to break before you can use it?
An egg.
What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?
Shorter. (Short + ‘er’)
Riddle: How many letters are there in the English alphabet?
11. 3 in ‘the’ and 8 in ‘alphabet.’
If a red house is made of red bricks, and a yellow house is made of yellow bricks, what is a greenhouse made of?
Glass, all greenhouses are made of glass.
What is easy to get into but hard to get out of?
Trouble.
If a brother, his sister, and their dog weren’t under an umbrella, why didn’t they get wet?
It wasn’t raining.
Haha!! Did you guess any?
Have a tricky Tuesday trying these out on people.
Mrs Cunningham
22.6.20 Dates for Key Workers & Priority Workers mix ups.
Dear all, thanks for ignoring any date errors on the forms today.
Just to be clear.
- Parents are signing up for next week – week beginning Monday 29th June.
- Forms for Key Worker and Priority Groups close at 6pm Wednesday 24th June. (Online forms)
- July will be here soon enough and I’m in no way trying to rush time away.
- There are no prizes for spotting any errors.
Any questions or clarity needed please just ask.
Mr Muddle aka Mr Bennett
22.6.20 Phase Two Week 2 Priority Year Groups
Priority Year Groups – Nursery/Reception/Year1/Year6
Continuing from this week’s Phase Two Week 1, we offer the chance to sign up for next week (Mon 29th June – Thurs 2nd July).
Children will have a minimum of 1 day up to a maximum of 4 days. The offer will vary depending on the number of requests and we will let you know asap. Where possible we will keep children in similar groups and on similar days to this week.
If your child is in a priority year and you wish to access the school provision next week then the following form must be filled in by Wednesday 24th June 6pm.
PRIORITY GROUP SIGN UP FORM
22.6.20 Key Worker Sign Up for Next Week
Key Worker Care
Please identify which days you will require using either the paper based form (available from school) or the online form (see below).
This is for the week Monday 29th June – Friday 3rd July.
The online sign up closes on Wednesday 24th June at 6pm.
Paper based forms need to be returned by Tuesday 23rd June.
KEY WORKER SIGN UP FORM
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!
