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17/05/24

Team Dahl after a brilliantly successful dress rehearsal for their WW2 play - We'll meet again!#Heartsandminds pic.twitter.com/XtXDpQq1bw

16/05/24

Year 3 scientists have had a great day today in their forces and magnets workshop. pic.twitter.com/PeVzz6C2Bd

16/05/24

Thank you, Mark the science for spending the afternoon w year 4. We have learnt lots about teeth. pic.twitter.com/UBMsZJuoDu

16/05/24

Look at all these wonderful books linked to mental health week’s ’get moving’ focus. pic.twitter.com/Y5Hq5WdrjC

16/05/24

Team Shakespeare enjoying double extra play on double maths SaTs day. Also celebrating mental health through movement. #pshe pic.twitter.com/oSpKPrypQ0

15/05/24

Y5’s Dahl class visited the Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Luton today to have a hands on experience witnessing the beautiful religion of Sikhism. pic.twitter.com/cSpi6DBtq9

15/05/24

Y5’s Dahl class visited the Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Luton today to have a hands on experience witnessing the beautiful religion of Sikhism. pic.twitter.com/14N2LijcqK

15/05/24

Y5’s Dahl class visited the Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Luton today to have a hands on experience witnessing the beautiful religion of Sikhism. pic.twitter.com/MrRHk6PxuF

14/05/24

Ladybirds have been creating their own “first, then and now” maths stories using a tens frame. They used the counters to represent the marbles Monkey had put in the jar. It was great to hear them using the sentence stems to retell their number story. pic.twitter.com/kpuQjpN2dV

14/05/24

Team Dahl loving their Ancient Greek workshop with ! Their enthusiasm was contagious and they all tried so hard! (3)#History pic.twitter.com/EY661iypME

14/05/24

Team Dahl loving their Ancient Greek workshop with ! Their enthusiasm was contagious and they all tried so hard! (2)#History pic.twitter.com/jtEi8tNsDj

14/05/24

Team Dahl loving their Ancient Greek workshop with ! Their enthusiasm was contagious and they all tried so hard! (1)#History pic.twitter.com/ovLXInjGMT

14/05/24

SATs breakfast party number two followed by a competitive game of Scattegories! Bring on the reading paper! pic.twitter.com/jJ6vMdP7mJ

14/05/24

SATs breakfast party number two followed by a competitive game of Scattegories! Bring on the reading paper! pic.twitter.com/3bMZp3Db6i

13/05/24

In PE, Moomin created their own obstacle courses involving running, jumping, hopping and skipping pic.twitter.com/Uw5pP5x0yC

13/05/24

Year 3 scientists exploring which objects are magnetic and which are not. # pic.twitter.com/75yzO9cz8B

13/05/24

Moomin have enjoyed setting up an investigation to explore whether beans can grow without soil as part of our science unit pic.twitter.com/9bguQmvMox

13/05/24

Year six artists living their art afternoon - mixed media portraits. pic.twitter.com/MPPPE1iCpA

13/05/24

Year six artists living their art afternoon - mixed media portraits. pic.twitter.com/cN9NvVYhCH

13/05/24

More SATs breakfast party pics! pic.twitter.com/jcJcU1zrLR

13/05/24

More SATs breakfast party pics! pic.twitter.com/QeDjGLNkRI

13/05/24

More SATs breakfast party pics 🎉 pic.twitter.com/KMbFawbmKa

12/05/24

Last week Ladybirds visited St. Nicholas’ church as part of their learning about special places. They completed a trail around the church and learned about baptism, by performing a baptism on one of our dolls. pic.twitter.com/bc6uKp4YvV

10/05/24

Moomin class enjoyed their trip to Lydekker Park this morning, exploring what could be learnt from plants in our local environment pic.twitter.com/xXR5MEoabh

09/05/24

Year 4 having a lovely time at the oval enjoying our local environment and a huge game of capture the flag. pic.twitter.com/Fd2NSDHQz2

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Dogs Trust Assembly & workshops, February 2019

Posted on 01/03/2019

On Monday, Dog’s Trust spent the whole day in school working with individual classes regarding behaviour around dogs generally, but also bearing in mind being around Rosie Red.

Rosie Red is scheduled to start the second phase of her training soon and it is     important that the children and adults actually pay little attention to her from this point forth. The ultimate aim is that she will be able to walk around the school as well as in and out of classes with out causing a ripple of excitement. We are a long way off that yet!! Rosie will soon start her ‘in-school training’ and of course I will let parents and children know how that goes. She has been recovering all week from a little operation that female doggies have (!) and she will be back in school soon.

“Year 6 were visited by The Dogs’ Trust to learn about how and why dogs behave in certain ways and how our interactions with them will affect their behaviour. It was a highly engaging and informative session providing us with lots of strategies to keep ourselves and dogs safe.” Year 6 child

Written by Mrs Davies
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