All the fun of the fair!

A great big thank you to the PTA for organising another fabulous summer fair. Everyone that came along had a great time.

There were so many things to do: face painting, competitions, cakes to buy and burgers to eat!

Thank you to all the parents that came along and supported the event and helped make it such a success.

The ladies on the cake stall certainly had a good time and delivered service with a smile!

Were you lucky enough to pull out a winning tombola ticket?

The cafe was busy all afternoon. The samosas and cakes were delicious! Thank you to everyone who sent in a donation for one of the stalls.

Class One's Busy International Week

Class One had such a busy International Week. Look at all the things we did. Thank you to all our 'international visitors' who came to the classroom on Friday. We hope you enjoyed yourselves.

This picture shows some of us doing our Greek dancing.

Mariela, from Argentina came to talk to us on Thursday.

Did you have a go with the Digiridu?

Look at our brilliant homework.

Did you help make our Recycled Rainbow Fish?

Australian, Aboriginal art work


Have a look at the gallery to see our fantastic 3D shape fishes.

Making our fishes.

Making the food.

At the start of the day.Aboriginal art inspired by cave drawings.

Under the sea music for the Great Barrier Reef display.

Around the World

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On Friday the 25th of June, the school held an open house for all parents to come and see our classes. It was International Week, every class had at least three countries.


Class 1 looked at Australia, Greece and Argentina. Class 2 studied Brazil, Italy and New Zealand. Class 4 researched USA, France, Mexico and Argentina. Finally Class 3 had eight countries: Japan, Netherlands, Switzerland, Chile, Honduras, Cameroon, Spain and Denmark.

There were foods to taste, games to play and powerpoints packed full of information to look at.

We had a really great time in each class.

Our parents had a great time too! They took part in our quizzes and tasted the international cuisine.

Some parents even volunteered to have their faces painted.

Lots and lots of visitors took our international trip - it got very hot in the classrooms.

In Class 1 we did some Greek dancing. Class 1 had been practising and were able to give us a demonstration.

In Class 2 we tasted some Italian food. In Class 3 we played on the powerpoint quizzes, and in Class 4 we won lots of sweets!

Each class had lots of visitors, so did the hall which had our '1 goal' campaign going on. Everyone had to sign the supporters scarf. The petition got over one hundred signatures. We will send the scarf to the Prime Minister.

As we travelled around the world, we had a passport. We each got given a stamp for every country we visited. We all enjoyed International Week and I hope we can do it again!

Service with style!

Does anyone recognise these very stylish models who were serving up a storm last week? If these Italian ladies look familiar, it's because they are our very own dinner staff. They needed little encouragement to enter into the international spirit.

Mrs. Hebbron and her team designed a complete week of international cuisine linked to our studies for International Week. Which was your favourite day?

Class 2 loved Italian day. They all agreed the pasta and pizza had been a big hit.

The Neapolitan ice-cream was a fantastic way to finish. We all thought the international menu was a great way to celebrate our international theme.

A big thank you to Mrs.Hebbron, Mrs. Jordan and Pang Holmes for all their efforts.

Happy Campers!

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On the 18th of June 2010 Class 3 went camping on the school field. They played some exciting games, we had to use teamwork and communicate with each other.

After the games, we had a yummy dinner cooked for us by Mrs. Masterton and Mr. Deacon. When our dinner had settled we went to explore the woods and played a hiding game. We returned to school to watch the England match (yawn!). After a bedtime story, we went to sleep.

The next day we played a game called shark attack. Our parents came to collect us at 10am.

It was very fun, I would recommend it!

World Cup Limericks

Here are a selection of the World Cup Limericks the children in class 4 wrote for their homework last week. Kallista's was judged to be the winning entry. Read them for yourself and choose your favourite.

We all watched England on TV
And thought Wayne Rooney was the key.

The door was locked

Our fans were shocked

We turned it off and ate our tea!

by

Kallista Lawson-Tovey

The future of England was looking so bright

It all went wrong when they got on the flight

We all hope it's not over yet

As long as some balls go in the back of the net

If England don't win it just won't be right.

by

Charlie Wynne

There is a football team called England

Who think they can win the World Cup

The play so poor and never score

The best thing the can do is pack up!!

by

Ben Mitchell

There was once a great team called Spain

They left their opponents in shame

They had a great line up

Scored goals until times up

You can't get Spain's glory to tame!!

by

Charles Pears

There once was a man called Capello

Who was really quite an odd fellow

He was in a dream

When he chose his team
"Sub off Heskey!"

You could hear us all bellow.

by

George Watson

Class 2 International Week

Our mini World Cup tournament.

Our Italian afternoon.

Brilliant home learning.