World Book Day 2023

Today we celebrated World Book Day!

It was brilliant to see the children all dressed up as their favourite book characters and wearing their comfy pyjamas. The children spent the day listening to stories, reading and talking about books.

As part of the day, a member of SLT (Senior Leadership Team) visited each class to read a story and each class took part in some buddy reading with a different year group. Here are some pictures!

 

   

Competition Time!

St George’s Word Book Day Competition Time!
Children in all year groups are asked to listen to Mrs Sixsmith read this story called ‘Tell Me a Dragon’ by Jackie Morris. Year 4 and 5 have already heard her read it today in school.
Click this link to listen: https://youtu.be/ERiJFjEiqGg
She would love as many children as possible (in all year groups) to then write about and/or create their own dragon. They can draw, paint, sculpt, use lego…whatever they like!
All children taking part will get a dragon certificate to say well done and there will be prizes for the most impressive dragon designs/descriptions. By listening to this recording of the story, the children may pick up some helpful ideas!
All completed dragons/written descriptions need to be in school by Monday 20th March please. They can be handed in at the office or to class teachers. Make sure any entries have your child’s name and class on it please.

Girls Football Success

A big thumbs up to this group of fabulous girls who proudly represented St. George’s at the TCAT football tournament this morning. They came an impressive third place overall! Mrs Tidman-Poole was over the moon with their attitude, perseverance and team spirit.

📚 World Book Day 📚

Year 5 LOVE to read!

Our current class novels are:

5TP: There’s a Boy In The Girl’s Bathroom by Louis Sachar

5M: Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

5R: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by JK Rowling

Here are just a few pictures of some of our children celebrating ‘World Book Day’.

 

Big Battery Hunt

This year we are taking part in ‘The Big Battery Hunt’. This is a nationwide programme which aims to help educate and inspire young people to recycle more used batteries.

We are hoping to recycle as many batteries as possible to be in with a chance of winning some amazing prizes for school!

If you have any batteries at home please bring them into school so we can recycle them and add them to our total, we will keep you updated with how many we manage to collect. ?

If you want to find out more please visit the Big Battery Hunt website.

 

 

 

Shropshire Cat Rescue

As part of our ‘Let’s Connect!’ Children’s mental health week, our year five children wrote thank you cards to Shropshire Cat Rescue. This week, they received a letter back from the charity thanking them for their support and a book!

Complimentary Colours ?

We have been learning about Keith Haring and Georges Seurat and have discussed the similarities and differences between the two artists.

Georges Seurat introduced the technique of ‘pointillism’ which we have practised and will also be exploring for our half term homework.

Haring likes to use complimentary colours so we used paint to create a colour wheel.

Check them out below:

Y5/6 Girls Football

Well done to the six girls who represented the school at the Y5/6 Powerplay cup competition this afternoon. They scored some fantastic goals and showed incredible perseverance! Thank you to Newdale Primary for hosting a great event.

 

PE Kit Bank

We are keen to put together a ‘PE Kit Bank’ similar to our ‘Boot Bank’ event that we held on the playground not so long ago. Please can any unwanted items PE kit, including trainers/pumps, be donated to Mr Porteous, Mrs Tidman-Poole, Mr Richards, Miss Hedges or Mr Perry by Friday please?

Thank you for your support