Miss Anderson’s class were brilliant today in their class assembly, which was about Sound, The Ear and How We Hear. Thank you again to all the parents who showed their support.
Our A team played in the High 5 School Games South Tyneside Finals on Tuesday. They came third in the tournament, therefore they qualified for the Tyne & Wear High 5 Finals, which will be held on Thursday 29th March at Blueflames, Newcastle. As always, they were excellent ambassadors for our school.
Y4 had a fantastic day when The Vikings came to visit on Friday! They learnt all about what The Vikings ate and sampled some of their dishes. They also made butter, learned to write in runes, made clay pots and did some Viking weaving.
The teachers and visiting Vikings were very impressed with how much effort had been put into dressing up for the day.
Thank you so much!
Year 5 had a great time at Mortimer CC recently. They talked about 5 a day and good hygiene which reinforced the work they had been doing in class. All of the children got to make a fruit kebab. They worked safely and they were excellent ambassadors for our school. A lovely time was had by all.
Congratulations to the High 5 A team who successfully qualified for the South Tyneside Finals today. They won all 6 games and didn’t concede a single goal. The finals will take place next Tuesday.
“Concerned about what your child is seeing on the Internet? Not sure how to keep them safe online? Want to know how to set privacy settings on mobile devices? For these answers and a lot more information on how to keep yourself and your family safe online come and meet the Southern Community Engagement Team and our partners from O2 on Tuesday 6th February between 10am and 12pm at The Word South Shields. O2 will have two of their technical ‘gurus’ there to answer any questions you may have as part of ‘Internet Safety Day’ “ If you would like more information on this event please contact the Southern Community Engagement Team at[email protected]
Last week, 4HA took part in a Multi-skills tournament at Temple Park against several other schools. the children participated in a variety of activities, including relay races, treasure hunt, target throw and many more.
Year 6 are currently studying about the life and work of Charles Darwin. This video was played at Mrs Stelling’s class assembly to show examples of inheritance.
Some of our Y6 children decided after learning about different advent calendars to do a reverse advent calendar to help others at Christmas.
We talked about a local charity called Key Project, which supports and helps homeless young people in South Tyneside and decided to donate to them.
Mrs Hayton, Vice Chair of Key Project, was thrilled with the donations and couldn’t praise the children enough for their generosity.
