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- Class Photographs 14th June 2023 at 00:00
- Non-Uniform Day 16th June 2023
- Reception G Class Assembly 22nd June 2023 at 14:40
- Summer Fayre 23rd June 2023 at 15:20
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Year 1M Parent Assembly
11th May, 2023
We enjoyed sharing our learning with our families this week. We took them on a penguin hunt and shared some pictures from all the amazing learning experiences we have had so far including the Kings coronation. We've had such an exciting year in year 1.
King Charles III
Coronation Celebration
5.5.23
What a fantastic day in preparation for the King's Coronation Tomorrow 6th May 2023
classes have been engaging in activities, Door decorations and early years have been acting out the coronation. They have been learning that this will form an important part of our British History.
Year 1 & 2
Easter Bonnet Parade
29.03.23
EYFS, Year 1 & 2
Easter Hat Parade
29th March, 2023.
Parent Assembly -3N
23.03.23
Our assembly was based around our science topic of Animals, including humans. The children showed what they had learnt on the human body, includng the 5 different food groups, how to stay healthy, how muscles work, the human skeleton and the difference between invertebrate and vertebrates. The children all did brilliantly. They learn their lines and danced along to songs 'Dem bones' and 'food groups are rockin', along with some very catchy dance moves. Well done 3N!
Year 4 - Manchester Police Museum
20th March 2023
Year 4 have enjoyed a day at the Museum as their current topic is crime and punishment, they have looked at the court room and justice system and acted a courtroom scenario acting as Judge, Defence and Prosecution Lawyers
Comic Relief - Red Nose Day
17th March 2023
The children enjoyed Friday, which was our fundraising day for Red Nose Day, children were able to wear something Red or just come in own clothes.
Whole School Careers Week
6-10th March 2023
This week we have celebrated careers week with the whole school becoming involved, from nursery to year 6, making the event a great success.
The early years and key stage 1 spent the week learning about jobs in school. During the week they have listened to a caretaker, school cook, business manager, sports coach and teacher talk about their jobs. The children have then spent the day ‘being’ and learning about that job. We have some excellent up and coming school staff ready to take over when the current staff retire!
Years 3 and 4 and been learning all about jobs where people help in the community, Their visitors included a paramedic, police officer and the fire brigade, who inspired the children with presentations about their professions.
Year 5 and 6 have had visitors from all fields of employment who have opened the children’s eyes to jobs they never even thought of, including, a tree surgeon, BBC marketing executive, a cabinet office recruitment officer, police and a head of HR. The children have also practiced writing cover letters, CVs and applying for jobs. In year 6, their letters were a bit more serious because depending on the quality of their application form, they were offered an interview for their chosen job. Each job had 2 successful candidates. The children were employed as teaching assistants, business managers, caretakers, deputy head teachers, sports coaches, office administrators, City Year members and even Headteachers. The whole process was taken very seriously, the children were informed by an official letter of their success or failure to get an interview and again with their success or not of getting the job. The children had very formal interviews for which they needed to dress appropriately. The successful candidates needed to report to their ‘boss’ for the day where they were given tasks to do that were relevant to that job.
All the children were amazing and we are very proud of the work ethic, attitude and enthusiasm they showed through this process.
by an official letter of their success or failure to get an interview and again with their success or not of getting the job. The children had very formal interviews for which they needed to dress appropriately. The successful candidates needed to report to their ‘boss’ for the day where they were given tasks to do that were relevant to that job.
All the children were amazing and we are very proud of the work ethic, attitude and enthusiasm they showed through this process.
Whole School World Book Day,
2nd March 2023
Today is World Book Day, a chance for the children to dress-up as a favourite character from their favourite book and have some fun. Class Teachers have all chosen a childrens Laureate (a writer or illustrator of children's books who is appointed to promote and encourage children's interest in literature and reading). and have chosen activities associated with this.
Yr 5 Dragons Den
2nd March 2023
Yr 5 have enjoyed the past few week joining in with Dragons Den in assosication with Manchester United Foundation, who work with the Co-op Academy.
Children have worked in groups to thinks of a promotional item they can make and put forward to the Dragons, Winning teams then produced their item, Pitching this to the Dragon at the Hight School.
Yr 6 - Crucial Crew
1st March 2023
This morning, Year 6 visited the Crucial Crew child safety event in Salford. Here, they were provided with the skills and knowledge they may need to stay safe as they prepare for the migration to secondary school.
The activities involved:
- Reacting correctly to dangerous and threatening situations
- Avoiding becoming a victim of an accident or crime
- Understanding the role the emergency and support services play, and how and when to contact them
- Being aware of the consequences of their own actions
- Gaining life skills which may help to keep themselves and others safe
Yr 3 Blackpool Zoo
1st March 2023
All the children had a great time at the zoo. When we got there, we had a short amount of time to look around the animals. The children loved seeing the meerkats and wallaby's. At 11, we had a habitats workshop led by Blackpool zoo staff. He discussed what a habitat is and the different things animals need to survive. The children looked at different animals you would find in different habitats. They then worked in groups to identify the animal products given to them and discuss what habitat they would find these animals and why. The children used their knowledge learnt in the classroom and did extremely well. After a short break for lunch, we then got to explore the zoo. The children loved seeing all the animals, especially the elephants and the monkeys.
Yr 1 Trip