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Planters for Schools
At last, we have vegetables!
It's thirsty work. For us...and the plants!
Planters for Schools
This week we were amazed to see how much the vegetables had grown. We weeded the plots and gave them all a good water.
We also deadheaded the daffodils in Victoria Hall garden and learnt about composting.
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Our Coronation Fun
To celebrate the King's coronation, each class made a planter for Lily's garden.
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Planters For Schools with Queensbury Community Programme
We were provided with gloves and trowels ready to get to work.
We planted seed potatoes and made sure the shoots were pointing upwards.
We planted red onions, spring onions, peppers and tomatoes - we had to be very careful with the roots.
We are very pleased with our achievements. Next time - weeding!!
What a lovely day for Sycamore's Litter Pick
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Our Eggcellent Cre-eggtions
Willow Class Entries
Willow Class Winner
Laurel Class Entries
Laurel Class Winner
Sycamore Class Entries
Sycamore Class Winner
Rowan Class Entries
Rowan Class Winner
Cherry Blossom Entries
Cherry Blossom Winner
Oak Class Entries
Oak Class Winners
Acer Class Winners
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Litter Pick
It was such a muddy and soggy day but we had a great time.
Rowan Class Assembly
Rowan Class presented their fantastic assembly based on the Monarchy, They showcased their amazing writing, performed a song, displayed their art work and finished by reciting, with actions, a super poem.
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The Plumber Drummer came to visit with his pipes and flip-flops.
Comic Relief
World Book Day
Cherry Blossom go Litter Picking
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On a Friday afternoon, we have Golden Time where we chose an activity to take part in. This week some children chose a nature walk.
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Tree planting Scheme
We have been extremely lucky to have a visitor in school this week.
His name was Shaune O’Hare, from YORgreencic. This company supports communities to create and manage green spaces. Twelve lucky children were chosen to take part in a special activity.
They helped to plant fruit plants in our trim trail area.
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Winter Wonderland Walk with Laurel