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May 2025

  • Year 3 Bags of Character

    Published 22/05/25

    Year 3 had a fantastic time taking part in the 'Bags of character' workshop today. We discussed the importance of communication in teamwork and got to put this into practice with a variety of team building activities. Year 3 used verbal and non- verbal communication skills to help them navigate obstacle courses, cross 'minefields' while blindfolded and get their whole team quickly across a 'river'. We were so impressed with how the students cooperated with each other, well done Year 3! 

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  • Y5 Bags of Character

    Published 14/05/25

    On Wednesday 7th May, Year 5 had a fun event at school called 'Bags of character'. In this event, we had to get into groups of 5 and 6 and completed five challenges. There was a skipping challenge where two people were swinging a giant rope and the others had to jump it, a blindfolded challenge where we had to guide our partners carefully to 'safety', a connect four challenge and a colour challenge where we had to try and remember an order of set colours. We had to work well as a team and show our 'working together' learning behaviour. We had lots of fun! - Eva (5W)   

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  • Year 4 - Bags of Character

    Published 09/05/25

    Year 4 were lucky enough to take part in Bags of Character last week. The children had to work in groups to achieve all the challenges and tasks such as skipping in a very large rope, crossing the river, a blindfolded challenge and more! They had to be resilient and work together in order to be successful. All the children tried really hard and enjoyed themselves. Their teachers will be looking to see if they can apply these skills in their future PE lessons - there are definitely house points on offer! 

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  • Year 5 Bikeability

    Published 02/05/25

    From the 28th April - 2nd May, Year 5 have been taking part in something called Bikeability. On day one our two instructors called Tina and Rory kept us on the playground where we learnt about the basics of cycling on roads. We learnt about signalling to other drivers, checking behind and the difference between sharing and control position. On day two, we began to cycle on the roads and going up against real cars! At times, it was nerve-racking but once we got the hang of things, it was easy. Thank you to Mrs Fordham and all the Year 5 adults for planning and organising it for us. It was really fun!  - Jack D & Scarlett H 5W  

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May 2025