A King is born Nativity

This year Reception and KS1 performed the Nativity play “A King is born”.  The children worked really hard preparing and on the day they sang the songs beautifully and brought their characters to life brilliantly. 

We hope you all enjoyed watching it!

 

 

Spelling week 3

Key spelling rule: The letter e at the end of the root word is dropped before adding -ing, -ed, -er, -est, -y and any other suffix beginning with a vowel. eg. close –> closest

close
hike
late
nice
ride
ripe
rude
safe
shine
slime
wise

Spelling week 2

Key spelling rule: The last consonant letter of the root word is doubled to keep the vowel sound short. eg. big –> bigger
Exception: The letter x is never doubled.

big
dim
fat
fit
fun
hot
red
run
sad
slim
sun
trim

Spelling Week 1

Common exception words list 1

again
busy
Christmas
cold
eye
fast
father
old
parents
poor
pretty
wild

Designing pouches in design and technology.

This half term, we have been designing and creating our own pouches.

So far we have had to choose our fabric, cut it to the correct size and shape and use a running stitch to attach them together.

Take a look out our work so far:

More updates to come…

Parent Drop-Ins

Good afternoon parents/carers,
We have a slight timetable clash with our parent drop-ins on Wednesday 23rd October.
Each class will be showcasing their PE dance performances at 2.45pm – 3.15pm in the hall so the parent drop-ins will be from 2-2.30pm and 3.30-5.30pm.
Many thanks, Mrs Mavin

Harvest Donations

As part of our Harvest Celebrations, we will be taking a donation to the Shrewsbury Food Bank after the Harvest Service on Friday 11th October. If you are able to give a donation, please leave it at the table set up outside the main office before Friday 11th.

We welcome donations of any non-perishable items but the Food Bank is in particular need of soup, microwave rice, jam/spread, tinned main meals, laundry tablets, UHT milk

Shrewsbury Food Bank organises and distributes parcels of donated food, toiletries, cleaning products and household items to individuals and families every week.

They seek to help those that find themselves in times of real hardship by addressing their most basic of needs – food and household items.

Food banks are an essential service in communities across the country and in the last few years they have helped thousands of people in need. Through foodbank PLUS, Shrewsbury Food Bank is now able to help people beyond the short term fix and empower them to face a more positive future.

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