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Date: 2nd Jul 2024 @ 3:59pm
Reception had a great time learning the songs for SongFest and performing them at the Town Hall.
Date: 28th Jun 2024 @ 8:43am
In our PE lessons this half term, we have been learning how to play rounders.
We have developed our skills in throwing and catching a ball.
We have also worked as a team to play a rounders game.
Date: 26th Jun 2024 @ 4:34pm
In book club today we read the story Giraffes Can't Dance - the moral of the story is that you can dance if you find the music that you love!
The children followed step by step instructions to draw their own giraffes complete with our mission statement I CAN!
They also enjoyed listening to a song version of the story.
Date: 26th Jun 2024 @ 4:31pm
How can we find out about the past?
Skill: evidence and interpretation
Year 2 looked at old photographs of Newton le Willows today to begin to find out what life was like in the past. They described what they could see in the pictures, discussed the types of transport that they could see and the clothes that people were wearing.
Date: 26th Jun 2024 @ 4:25pm
Today, Year 2 found out all about the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. They used key vocabulary and were able to describe how the festival was celebrated and why.
Date: 24th Jun 2024 @ 4:19pm
During our Euro day, we 'travelled' to six different countries in Europe using our special passports. We took part in a range of fun activities and had our passports stamped. Here are some comments and photographs from the day:
- My favourite country was Spain because we drew funny faces in the style of Picasso.
- I liked going to the Netherlands because I liked painting with my fingers.
- I enjoyed visiting Scotland because we played Tug of War.
- My favourite country was Italy as we built towers using cocktail sticks and mini marshmallows.
Date: 24th Jun 2024 @ 8:32am
Y3 participated in a European Themed Day to celebrate the beginning of Euro 2024 and our MFL Curriculum.
It was a busy and fun day - learning about a range of European countries.
Date: 23rd Jun 2024 @ 9:28pm
Euros 2024 Day
We looked at six countries and completed different activities. For France, we tasted some French food; for Germany, we learned to speak some German; for the Netherlands, we made windmills; for Spain, we drew some pictures in the style of Picasso; for Scotland, we did some Scottish dancing; and for Italy, we made an Italian flag. It was great fun. Most children said food tasting was their favourite activity.
Date: 21st Jun 2024 @ 4:30pm
Y3 enjoyed their Sports Day taking part in a variety of activities including:-
Egg and Spoon Race
Javelin
Sprint Race
Standing Long Jump
Bean Bag Throw
They all worked co-operatively in their house teams - cheering each other on.
Date: 19th Jun 2024 @ 4:27pm
We took inspiration from the interesting illustrations in the book THE TUNNEL by Antony Browne and created our own water colour pieces of art.
Date: 18th Jun 2024 @ 4:44pm
Year 1 had an amazing time at Knowlsey Safari Park. We looked around the animal enclosures and watched the giraffes being fed from the tallest trees. We wore head masks and joined in/ listened to a member of the park staff telling us about the Savannah Story. Then, we had a picnic before watching a very entertaining 'Sealion Show'. Following this, we watched a 'Bird of Prey' show, and an Baldheaded Eagle flew right over our heads! Finally, we explored the adventure park before heading around the animal park on our coach. The highlight of the day was when a lion and lioness came within touching distance of the coach! What a fun, action packed day we all had. All the children were a credit to our school and I couldn't be prouder of them...well done Year 1!
Date: 18th Jun 2024 @ 10:12am
A fantastic time was had by all who attended our first 'Sleepover' since lockdown. The evening consisted of team games, a campfire toasting marshmallows and hot chocolate and a movie. The children particpated well in all the activities and particularly enjoyed the campfire song of 'Boomerang'. Thank you to all who came to help raise all important funds for our school.
Y2 Superhero comic art masterpiece
Date: 14th Jun 2024 @ 3:51pm
We added detail to our pieces and outlined key features in black pen to make them stand out. We put our pieces together to make one big masterpiece.
Date: 12th Jun 2024 @ 4:38pm
Year 2 had an amazing time at Knowsley Safari Park. They saw lots of animals on their walk around, had time to explore the adventure playground and found out lots of fascinating facts in a classroom session. In the afternoon they watched a sealion show and birds of prey display before finally taking a coach tour around the park. It was a fun filled day!
Date: 12th Jun 2024 @ 4:33pm
At book club today we visited our library to find our favourite books by our favourite authors. Then we listened to the story THE TUNNEL by Anthony Browne. We predicted what might happen and recorded our ideas before reading to the end of the story.
Y2 Superhero comic art continued...
Date: 7th Jun 2024 @ 1:37pm
Wow! Take a look at our group pieces. Today we added pen and pastels to our work.
Date: 28th May 2024 @ 9:23am
Year 6 have had a brilliant time at PGL this weekend! We started on Friday evening with a very competitive game of Laser Tag which saw the blue team win. On Saturday the groups took part in the zip wire and then problem activities in the morning - this relied on great team work. After lunch, the two groups came back together for a canoeing session with some getting wetter than others! They finished the day with camp fire songs and toasted marshmelloew. Both groups managed to take part in the giant swing and rifle shooting before the weather turned and a storm was above us for an hour or so in the afternoon. This did not stop us taking part in the high ropes and a very muddy survivor task - buidling a sheltar and making a fire. After tea, we took part in some indoor team games before bed. Before we came home on Monday, the two groups did some abseiling and completed a challenge course. The weekend saw many of the children challenging themselves to do activities they had never done before - we are very proud of them all!
Date: 24th May 2024 @ 1:32pm
Year 2 are working in groups to produce a large piece of superhero comic inspired art.
Date: 24th May 2024 @ 10:10am
Thank you to the parents who attended the workshop led by Mrs. McDermott and Miss. Mee this week. We hope that it has given you some ideas of activities to support your child at home.
Date: 24th May 2024 @ 10:07am
Year 4 had a brilliant time in Liverpool this week, developing their knowledge and understanding of both the River Mersey as an important geographical feature and of the Ancient Egyptians., They enjoyed a self-directed museum visit at Liverpool Museum, walked along the River Mersey and finished the day taking part in an Ancient Egyptians workshop at The World Museum - Geography and History experiences in one day!
Y3 Learning Walls - Summer 1 2024
Date: 17th May 2024 @ 5:08pm
We have been very busy this half term ... Take a look at some of our Learning Walls.
English:
We have written our own information reports about volcanoes or rivers.
Also, we have written a Secret Diary - based on finding an artefact in Egypt.
Computing:
We have been learning about branching databases.
RE:
Why are the Gurus important to Sikhs?
PSHRE:
Why should we eat well and look after our teeth?
Music:
We have created our own musical compositions.
Geography:
Would you like to live in North America?
Science:
What does a plant need to survive?
Date: 3rd May 2024 @ 4:22pm
Y3 have created some silhouette art with a water coloured background and black acrylic. They have really enjoyed these sessions.
Date: 3rd May 2024 @ 4:18pm
We were delighted to have a visit from the Mayor, Lynn Clarke, and Mayoress, Hayley Clarke, this week. They were accompanied by Mayor's Cadet, Emily, who is a former Lyme pupil and the daughter of our Chair of Governors, Caroline Unsworth. They presented this week's achievement certificates and Headteacher's awards during our celebration assembly and talked to the children about how they serve the community in their roles. After assembly,
our Rights-Respecting Schools Ambassadors talked about our recent reaccreditation of the UNICEF gold award and how they are teaching our community about children's rights. Members of The Singing Stars showed off our art display, including playground mural, and talked about our recent Artsmark Award. Madam Mayor was keen to hear about our PATHs curriculum and how we are hoping to be awarded model school status this year - our B's Buddies spoke about their role in using PATHs during break and lunchtimes to support other children. Some of our Y5 pupil gave our visitors a tour around school giving children from each class the chance to ask them some questions.
Madam Mayor commented that: 'The children were an absolute credit to the school and had lots of interesting questions for us.'
