All Saints CEVA
Primary School & Nursery

BELIEVE, ACHIEVE, BELONG

Cherry Class Visitor

We had a brilliant start to our new half term with a visit from Poppy’s mum, Mrs Hardman!  She told us about her job and all the brilliant sports she gets to teach and showed us some photos of their family visits to the olympics.  We also really enjoyed the video of the Olympics style Sports Day at Mrs Hardman’s school, APHS.  We then got to have a go at playing netball, Mrs Hardman’s hobby.  We used special netball terms – attack and defend, we got to shoot in Poppy’s birthday netball net and we played a game to learn how to do a chest pass.  We even got a special netball water bottle each. Thank you so much for your visit to inspire us, Mrs Hardman. 

Visitor to Cherry Class!

As part of our topic, All About Me, Cherry Class were delighted to welcome one of our parents to inspire us with a talk about his job.  Mr Sandwell works far out in the North Sea on an oil rig.  We were fascinated to learn that it takes a day to get to work and three different modes of transport.  We saw a video with huge machinery and we talked a lot about the uses of oil and gas in our homes.  We asked lots of questions too.  Thank you, Mr Sandwell.

New Gallery Opening Soon – artists needed!

Our school is excited to be opening a new gallery in the entrance hall and is looking for work from up and coming artists!

The new gallery will be showing work chosen, or created, by the children in our school.

The only catch is that the gallery is very very small – in fact it is in a dolls house!

Mrs Cairns has provided some templates for children to use, but can also use her special magic to shrink any work down to the right size if necessary.

Children can exhibit any type of art that they wish.  There is space for sculpture as well as 2D creations.

NSPCC Assembly and Activity

Recently we worked in our Key Stages to learn what the NSPCC do and how we can talk to trusted adults in our lives to help us ‘Speak Out’ when we need to. We then explored the NSPCC website, and KS1 thought of their ‘happy places’ and KS2 made fortune tellers containing information about the NSPCC and Childline. 

Exploring the Welly Day area with Reception class

This afternoon Reception class went into the Welly Day area for the first time. The children were fantastic at listening carefully at how to keep themselves safe and worked together with care. Mrs Cairns took groups into the bird hide and they tried to spot some of our local wildlife. We realised that we needed more binoculars and so the children wrote a letter to Ms McConnell to ask her for some more – and she said yes!

World Book Day Assembly

Year 6 led a World Book Day assembly as they shared their thoughts on reading. They talked about their favourite genres, that they borrow books from the public library or they buy books online and how they read to escape into different worlds and to ‘grow their mind’. Having lwritten their persuasive speeches last week, they used their powers of persuasion to encourage the younger children to read. Well done to Riley who confidently played his Grade 1 piano pieces for classes to come in to. All in all Year 6 did really well. I was proud of them.