Congratulations to the children who were in the Golden Book in today’s assembly.

PCSO Darren visited the Nursery and Reception children in Class 1, this week. He told the children what jobs he did and talked to the children about keeping safe and not talking to strangers. The children learnt to ‘Yell and Tell’ if somebody they didn’t know talked to them and practised shouting ‘Yell and Tell’. They talked on Darren’s radio to a Police Officer at the Police Station. They also had great fun dressing up as Police Officers. The visit was a productive one, as some children who initially were unsure developed a confidence and trust in Darren by the end of the session. The children at Dudley House say a big thank you to our PCSO.

As part of their design technology curriculum, Class 3 experimented with tie dyeing fabric. Their fabric will form the basis of a bigger project involving hand stitching and the opportunity to use a sewing machine.

Five children from Key Stage 2, had the opportunity this afternoon, to participate in the Paralympic sport, Goalball. It was their first time, and they played very well, winning a number of games.

Well done to those who took part.

Key Stage 2 children are being asked to make a bird feeder as their Brain Builder, in preparation for The Big School Birdwatch. Our first finished feeder arrived in school today.

This morning, the whole school had the opportunity to speak to some children at Ecole Saint Lazare – Le Mans, in France. The two schools sang to each other, introduced themselves to each other and asked questions to find out what their school day was like.

Click to watch the experience – Skype – Angleterre 2018 

The children in classes 2, 3 and 4 have been learning about different species of birds in preparation for the RSPB’s Big School Birdwatch.

The Nursery and Reception children, in Class 1, are learning all about people who help us. We are having fun learning about doctors and nurses in our class hospital. We have been writing prescriptions and patient details as well as planning how to treat different illnesses!

Congratulations to the children who were in the Golden Book, this week.

This afternoon, 4 children from Key Stage 2, had the opportunity to take part in a New Age Kurling tournament. This was a new sport that they had not played before. They played 9 games against other schools from the Grantham area, and won 5 of them.