What do we do when we face a challenge?

5th September 2024Laura Godley

Today in PE we developed our teamwork skills, collaborating and communicating. This was key for the tricky challenges we had to complete as a crew. Our first challenge was to ‘cross the river’. The objective was to move across the river, however, we were only allowed to stand inside the hoops without touching the rest of the space on the floor. We could only move the hoops with our hands. It took a lot of communication and resilience!

Our second challenge, the spiders web! This involved a lot of planning and problem solving skills. We could only pass through each segment once, we had to explore how each crew mate could pass through each section without touching the web. I was so proud of the teamwork and resilience we displayed to achieve our goals.

Citizenship Crew

3rd September 2024Laura Godley

Today we started to think about changes and how they make us feel, exploring how the new school year had made us feel. We thought about what we are looking forward to this year and some of the challenges we may face. We talked about the importance of a positive mindset. We then thought about the word resilience, what this is and how we can show we are resilient in everything we do. We then worked together to create an anchor chart to help us remain possible and resilient in our everyday lives.

Transition Day fun!

9th July 2024Laura Godley

What a lovely day we’ve had in Crew Godley, we’ve shown off our talents in arithmetic and expedition followed by lots of Crew building challenges. We’ve developed our resilience and collaboration skills whilst competing with each other to make a variety of items including a boat that had to float and a turtle with a shell. It was all great fun!

We also created our own crew signs to create a montage – we’ll continue with these into the new year.

Exploring Hinduism

8th July 2024Laura Godley

Today we have started our third case study, Hinduism. We have explored the key facts, did you know that hinduism is the worlds oldest religion? Most Hindu’s live in India, in Doncaster there are approximately 1,294 Hindu’s. We discovered that Hinduism is third largest religion worldwide, after Christianity and Islam. To finish off our first lesson today we carried out a Kahoot quiz to assess our understanding, needless to say, Leo had remembered lots of key facts!

Carcroft Colour Run

7th July 2024Nicola Robson

We all had an absolute blast at our first ever colour fun. Thank you so much to everyone who joined it and made it such an amazing event. We will definitely be doing it again next year!!

KS1 Sports Day 2024 – Yellow Group

5th July 2024Natasha Holdsworth

Although the sun wasn’t shining, yellow team oozed with warmth! Myself and Miss Burge were so proud of our team! From the youngest members who had not completed a sports day of this length to the oldest members who supported and encouraged them! We really did showcase the meaning of Crew!