The nursery and reception children in Hazel class visited Café Leo this morning. The children used the menu to order their own treat and drink and paid for their food themselves.
They looked at a real café and are going to add some more things to our café in school. We are going to label and price our cakes and put a number on our table.
Thank you to all the staff at Café Leo who made us very welcome.

Today Oak class tested their maths skills by participating in the 2018 Maths Challenge run by the Maths Association. https://www.primarymathschallenge.org.uk Certificates will be awarded on Friday.

Children enjoyed making shadow puppets and creating their own stories in art club today.

Well done to all the children who were in the Golden Book today and also to our ‘Star of the week’.

Hazel Class and Art club have collaboratively created a display for Remembrance. All children have been learning about the impact of war this week and have taken part in a simple service to remember the fallen.

The Nursery and Reception children in Hazel Class have been learning about Diwali this week. They have listened to the Rama and Sita story, made Diwali cards, as well as decorating mehndi hands and making rangoli patterns. The children also made their own salt dough to make a diva and then painted and decorated it.

Dudley House are proud of our pupils achievement! Recently all the pupils in Birch and Oak class entered, The Willoughby Memorial Trust poetry competition for Lincolnshire schools on our poetry day back in October. This competition was judged by Chris Martin, Stamford Poet Laureate.

We were especially proud when a letter arrived today inviting a pupil to read her poem at a Prize-giving Evening on Friday 23th November 2018. Well done on achieving 3rd in your category!

In cooking club tonight, children created rainbow fruit kebabs. They chopped, peeled and selected fruit to make their colourful kebabs. They were delicious!

It’s so lovely when children are so engaged with learning that they create additional homework pieces.
In Oak Class, we are learning about space in science and using Scratch to create simulations during computing lessons. Here is a screenshot of a Scratch programming that one pupil completed at home.