This was a lovely event where everyone got stuck in and sticky, making Pepperkake (Traditional norwegien biscuits),cards,decorations and reindeer food. Every creation was unique and beautiful.
Merry Christmas Learning
This was a lovely event where everyone got stuck in and sticky, making Pepperkake (Traditional norwegien biscuits),cards,decorations and reindeer food. Every creation was unique and beautiful.
Merry Christmas Learning
Today we received the wonderful gift of a brand new book from school. We opened these wrapped treasures and shared them with our families and peers. Here are some photos of our reading in action:
This week has been a wonderful one. We are nearing Christmas and with our holidays fast approaching, we have been preparing for the festivities.
We have been visited by seven, rather naughty elves who continue to get up to mischief whilst we’re eating our lunch: they even wrote in Alex’s book!
In English, we have been writing the story of Excitable Edgar – you may have seen him feature in the latest Waitrose TV advert. However, we have made some changes without our stories, and Edgar sometimes gets up to different things when he accidentally breathes fire! You can watch the advert by clicking the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7QrhfTx0nw
Join us on Tuesday 17th December from 2pm for our reading afternoon. We will be gifting a chosen book to each child and can share these with you, as well as our wonderful Edgar stories.
The first performance of our nativity was lovely. The Church was full of happiness,sheep,shepherds and a whole host of angels.
We look forward to celebrating the wonder of Christmas again tomorrow.
We wish you a Merry Christmas.
The Christmas fund raising event was wonderful. Happy families and friends of the school gathered to have fun and eat cakes. Santa met with lots of lovely children and listened to their very reasonable requests. Santa was very impressed by how polite and how kind hearted all the children were and he is looking forward to dropping off their gifts.
Over £400 was raised. Further details later.
Merry Merry Learning
To continue our exploration of our village,we have recreated a Fish and Chip Shop in the classroom. This has been very busy and customers have been queuing for hours to get their orders. There are peas all over the carpet.
Today was tremendous from start to finish. The Pioneers took the bus to Whitby to see how a real tea room functions.
Walking along Skinner Street,we spotted a single black glove. Could this belong to Santa?
We received a fabulous greeting on arrival and we were taken to our table. Every guest was treated to their choice of cake and beverage. Tea was poured very carefully. All the staff came to chat and to tell us about their role in making the wonderful Botham’s work. A real Mr Botham came to tell us about the history of the business and the children shared stories about their families.
As we finished our tea,it was brought to our attention that a letter,tied in green ribbon had been left for us. Could this be another letter from Santa? It was and it told us that he really liked a Lemon Bun.
We had to go to the shop right away and buy one for him. Perhaps he will fly over Sleights tonight to pick it up.
Throughout this visit we were treated so so well and made to feel really special.
The children walked along Skinner Street back to our bus,singing with happy hearts.So much wonderful learning took place.
Thank you so much Botham’s of Whitby
Go Team Pioneer.
The Pioneers set off to go to the Spar to buy a tree for their front door. As they turned the corner they saw before them a beautiful little tree. It had a note attached,tied in green ribbon. One Pioneer spotted something red and white on the side of the tree. On closer inspection it was found to be a hat-Santa’s Hat. The note was from Santa himself and told the children about the tree and left a message to say to look out for his hat as he had lost it. Right at that moment a man all dressed in red walked across the road. He shouted “Ho!Ho!Ho!” We also found a little piece of nibbled carrot.
Quite amazing.
We are so delighted to be able to share our OfSTED report from November 2019.
A huge thank you to everyone for their hard work, dedication and support. Go, Team Sleights!