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Written by Mrs Campling, the school librarian.
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Written by Mrs Campling, the school librarian.
Another 2 Can Learn! This time Year 1 families joined us for a session to help the children make bunting. This is all in preparation for some upcoming VE Day celebrations. Thank you for coming. We can't wait to see it all on display.
Here at Orton Wistow Primary School, we recognise that success comes in all different shapes and sizes! We celebrate the children's achievements in school in the Achievements section of the newsletter and website.
Many of the children, however, are also achieving things outside of school. We would like to recognise these successes too.
It might be that your child has passed a music or dance exam, gained a karate belt, starred in a show, volunteered, taken part in a sporting event, or done something that they didn't think was possible!
If you would like to share your child's achievements with us so that we can celebrate their success, please complete the Celebrating Success form which can also be found below. Contributions will be considered for inclusion in upcoming editions of the newsletter.
We look forward to hearing about your children's extracurricular achievements!
This Week's Successes!
Oliver's football team, Nene Valley U10s won their cup final on Saturday 2-l against Deeping United. 1 goal for Oliver, 1 very happy boy!
Last week. Y5 pupils had the opportunity to work alongside an adult to create a Greek Salad wrap. This activity encouraged the children to focus on seasonal produce, a range of chopping, slicing and grating techniques and finished off our topic, learning all about the Ancient Greeks. Thank you to all of the adults, who came to support the Year 5 2 Can Learn. We thoroughly enjoyed having you to join your children making the Greek Salad wraps, as part of our DT unit of work and hope many of you choose to replicate the salad again at home.
Here at Orton Wistow Primary School, we recognise that success comes in all different shapes and sizes! We celebrate the children's achievements in school in the Achievements section of the newsletter and website.
Many of the children, however, are also achieving things outside of school. We would like to recognise these successes too.
It might be that your child has passed a music or dance exam, gained a karate belt, starred in a show, volunteered, taken part in a sporting event, or done something that they didn't think was possible!
If you would like to share your child's achievements with us so that we can celebrate their success, please complete the Celebrating Success form which can also be found below. Contributions will be considered for inclusion in upcoming editions of the newsletter.
We look forward to hearing about your children's extracurricular achievements!
This Week's Successes!
Harry in Year 5 is a regular stunt scooter rider at Adrenaline Alley Skatepark. During Easter half term he competed in the Under 12s category at Just Ramps in Wolverhampton and came 2nd place!
His next competition is in June which will be Scoot GB!
Year Four had an amazing time at Grafham Water this week. They were brave, resilient and amazing ambassadors for our school. Thank you to the staff that took them on the residential and well done to all the children for getting stuck in and making the most of it! We are all sorry to have missed Mrs. Granville falling into the middle of the lake!
Congratulations to the following children who were chosen to receive The Take Notice Honours Award.
By Hannah Bass, FOWS Secretary
On Wednesday 19th March, Year 6 went to Bletchley Park. First they made their way to the code-breaking area where they learnt how to code break, like they did back in the day, and then also got to have a go using the Enigma machine- whilst learning about Morse code. They then headed off to the mansion, where they were able to see all the old furniture and items used in those times.
On Wednesday 26th March, Year 2 went to Burghley House to learn about kings and queens. We were so proud of how the children represented the school. Many members of the public commented on how smartly we were dressed and how well-behaved the children were.
We started the day by meeting William Cecil and King Henry VIII. King Henry gave us lots of information about his life and answered all of our questions. We then had a tour of the impressive building. We got to see Queen Elizabeth I's and Queen Victoria's bedrooms! After that, we spent some time in a Tudor dining room, learning about the different seats at the table and what different social classes were allowed to eat. After lunch, we played some Tudor games and learnt a Tudor dance.
Overall, we had a fantastic day and learnt so much more about monarchs.
Here at Orton Wistow Primary School, we recognise that success comes in all different shapes and sizes! We celebrate the children's achievements in school in the Achievements section of the newsletter and website.
Many of the children, however, are also achieving things outside of school. We would like to recognise these successes too.
It might be that your child has passed a music or dance exam, gained a karate belt, starred in a show, volunteered, taken part in a sporting event, or done something that they didn't think was possible!
If you would like to share your child's achievements with us so that we can celebrate their success, please complete the Celebrating Success form which can also be found below. Contributions will be considered for inclusion in upcoming editions of the newsletter.
We look forward to hearing about your children's extracurricular achievements!
This Week's Successes!
This child in year 2 earned his purple belt as his martial arts grading this week. He was so proud of this massive achievement. Well done!
Congratulations to the following children who were chosen to receive The Whole Spring Term Honours Award.