Showing posts with label Unicef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unicef. Show all posts
Friday, 28 June 2019
Supporting Soccer Aid in Reception
Today was a great day in Reception. We all wore special sports clothes to support Soccer Aid by UNICEF . We talked about what the charity does and looked at what our money could go towards. We also explored why it was so important that children learn and play. We talked about how lucky we are in our class because we can read, write and play everyday! We explored our right to play and made links by looking at different pictures. We love being a Rights Respecting School. Thank you to all the grown ups who donated in our Reception classes today.
Monday, 3 July 2017
We're supporting Send My Friend To School!
Last week our whole school took part in 2017's Send My Friend to School initiative.
One Year 6 student said, "We had the outline of a school and then we had 5 jigsaw spaces on the school and we had about 10 jigsaw puzzle pieces and we had to think which 5 were the most important. For example I put equality for both sexes and I put toilets and I put school lunches, I put trained teachers and books.
It was hard to choose because they were all really important. There was soap, sinks and hygienic classrooms, but I think those were the most important.
We coloured them in and we wrote what was most important about education and then our MP Alan Whitehead came in and we gave him our Send My Friend jigsaws. He kept them to take to London to tell the other MP's about it. We hope to achieve that all schools - even if they're not in England - have all of those things."
One Year 6 student said, "We had the outline of a school and then we had 5 jigsaw spaces on the school and we had about 10 jigsaw puzzle pieces and we had to think which 5 were the most important. For example I put equality for both sexes and I put toilets and I put school lunches, I put trained teachers and books.
It was hard to choose because they were all really important. There was soap, sinks and hygienic classrooms, but I think those were the most important.
We coloured them in and we wrote what was most important about education and then our MP Alan Whitehead came in and we gave him our Send My Friend jigsaws. He kept them to take to London to tell the other MP's about it. We hope to achieve that all schools - even if they're not in England - have all of those things."
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
Shirley Warren Zany Zebra
Well done to Caylan in Year 4 for winning the Zany Zebra competition. His design was chosen as it represented Shirley Warren through the colours, symbols and words he chose.
Our zebra has now been delivered to the people at Marwell Zoo and will be put on display later this year as part of the Zany Zebra trail. We will send details of this nearer the time.
Well done to all the children that took part in the project, either by entering the competition or painting the design!
Thank you also to Green Council for choosing the winning design.
Go Shirley Warren!
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