We have received a new device in Crew Welburn which we are absolutely loving! It is called a yoto and we use it to listen to our favourite stories and songs. So far, we have listened to ‘Funnybones’, ‘The Highway Rat’ and ‘Animal Stories’. We have listened carefully and acted out parts of the stories with funny actions. We can’t wait to explore all of the other stories we have!
Blue team had a fantastic sports day this afternoon! I was so impressed with the listening, respect and kindness that each and every member showed! The icing on the cake has to be their big smiles when they found out they had won! Amazing work everyone 🙌🏻
We can’t wait to see you all at the Summer Fayre later. Children can be picked up at 2.30pm form their classroom doors where they will be signed out.
There will be activities on the field / playground and in the school halls. .
You can enter the hall via the white doors next to Year 6 where activities will also be taking place.
Can we please ask that you fetch loose change if possible, most activities will be 50p /£1.
Activities include:
Ice cream van
Disco Bouncy Castle
Face painting
Raffle
Transfer tattoos
Stocks
Hook a duck
Splat the rat
Tin can alley
Balloon burst
Lemon or Lime
Chocolate tombola
Tombola
Bottle stall
We will also be selling hot dogs (available at the servery)
Cartons of pop
Foundation Stage will be selling the ice cream they have produced for their final product
Today we made 2 deserts, a healthy take on a muffin and a cookie. Once we had followed our recipe and made both deserts, we looked at which ingredients were included in each recipe and thought about which one was the healthiest. We also thought back to the food groups we had previously discussed. We really did enjoy eating these today! Tomorrow we will make our healthy pancakes which will be the final part of our cooking week.
Children to arrive at 8:15 and they finish at 2:30. Lunch will be provided however they can take their packed lunch. They also need to be in Carcroft school uniform. Children need to make their own way there and back, transport is not something Carcroft provide.
After sports day we were in need of some nutrients so we made out own fruit salad! We looked at the sugar content but discussed that these were natural sugar that occurred in fruit.
Gates will open at 1:00pm and close at 1:10pm.
Children will go round the carousel of activities in their teams to try and earn the most points.
At the end of the sports day, children will sit in their teams on the grass for the winner to be announced, and parents can spectate this on the muga pitch. Children will then walk past for a last goodbye before entering back into school. The gate will be opened for parents at 2:30pm.
Once the children have exited back to school, parents can meet them back at their classroom door to take them home.
There will be a barrier that parents are not allowed past, in order to keep our children safe and keep the activities moving.
Thank you for your continued support
KS2 Sports day:
Gates will open at 9:00am and close at 9:10am.
Children will go round the carousel of activities in their teams to try and earn the most points.
At the end of the sports day, children will sit in their teams on the grass for the winner to be announced, and parents can spectate this on the muga pitch. Children will then walk past for a last goodbye before entering back into school. The gate will be opened for parents at 11:30am.
There will be a barrier that parents are not allowed past, in order to keep our children safe and keep the activities moving.
Thank you for your continued support
Carcroft was lucky to have a visit from the second fastest man in Britain – James Dasaolu. We were lucky to hear about the journey James took to reach the top of his sport and even compete at two Olympic Games.
James was very inspiring as he spoke about his lows and how it motivated him to reach the highs, which led to him setting the second fastest time in British history for the 100m. He ran a staggering 9.91 seconds, which was the equivalent of 25mph.
The children listened amazingly well and were hanging on James’ every word. They loved asking a variety of questions and some were unique, which James had never been asked before. After the the questions, each year group was lucky to have a circuit training session with James. He definitely put Years 1 to 6 through their paces.
We will be handing out the gold, silver and bronze awards when we receive them in due course. This should be soon.
Check out our video below of our awesome visitor:
