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Class Newsletter – 6.3.15
6.3.15
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
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//March 6, 2015
World Book Day
It was fantastic to see everyone dressed in the costumes of their favourite book characters and sharing stories with the children from Class 1! Today we have been doing some follow-up work on drawing in the style of fantasy illustrator Chris Riddell. What were your highlights...
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
Netball tournament at Joseph Rowntree School, Thursday 5th March 2015.
Park Grove took two eager teams to the yearly tournament at Joseph Rowntree School. Ava was the captain for Team L and Elly was captain for Team M. Team L started by playing New Earswick Primary and pleasingly won 2-1. A great start and promising form shown from all of the...
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Weekly Newsletter 6th March
Here is our class newsletter for this week, it has been a busy week in class 1. We have loved our new witches cottage, thanks to Mr Stoner for building it for us! weekly newsletter 6.3.15
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Class Newsletter 06.03.15
Please find the class newsletter for 06.03.15 Newsletter 6th March Miss Plews.
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
Curiosity Club Week 7
Clock Work Challenge We worked in pairs to create a wind up toy. We used a cotton reel ,blue tack ,elastic bands , matchsticks and sellotape to make our toy. First we put an elastic band through the centre of a cotton reel. We then put half a matchstick through one end of the...
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
World Book Day
Did you enjoy World Book Day Class 6? What was your favourite part? – Miss Land.
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
World Book Day
We had a wonderful World Book Day and you wore some utterly fantastic costumes! If you could have a fictional character join our class, who would it be and why?
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
Class 9 Newsletter 6.3.15
Here is this week’s newsletter. Don’t forget about Red Nose day! Class 9 Newsletter 6.3.15
Posted On 06 Mar 2015
BBC News – Education
- What if you don't get the primary school you want?Parents in England and Wales are finding out which primary school their children will be going to.
- 'We are operating as a charity' says head teacherChris Currie from Killinchy Primary School says it is "impossible" to work within his school budget.
