The children (and grown ups!) have loved taking our learning outside over the last few days. Today we have taken part in many activities such as bike riding, climbing, shelter building and chalk drawing – to name just a few!
We have particularly enjoyed painting our own under water worlds based on this week’s story, ‘Billy’s Bucket’.
Today, LKS2 were representing Carcroft at a tournament held at Campsmount Secondary School. Despite it being the hottest day of the year so far, the competitors gave it their best shot and had a fantastic time. They loved being able to support each others’ successes, whilst enjoying a game in the sun. Although it was hot, the children still managed to bat with great effort and field with enthusiasm.
There were very few breaks, apart from eating an ice lolly, which went down a treat and cooled us right down. One of our teams from Carcroft managed to achieve a fantastic 3rd place for the tournament, which has been celebrated by all who attended and I am sure will be celebrated across the rest of the school. Finally, I just want to say how well the children not only represented Carcroft as a school, but how they represented themselves. They did us proud today!
A special shout out goes to Lydia S and Charlie E for their efforts and leadership during the 5 games that we played!
Here is a peak at what happened at the tournament today:
Our newspaper articles for Pig Heart Boy are well underway in Crew Shields. Some lovely vocabulary and trying to include all our cohesive devices.
We have arrived, got settled in our dorms and now eagerly participating in our first activities (night-line and orienteering) More photos to come 😀😀
This afternoon, we have been exploring the process of osmosis so the children can understand ho the nutrients from our food are absorbed into the blood stream. This was a tricky concept to understand but we were resilient and asked for further diagrams or explanations when we needed clarity.
Yesterday morning Year 5 pupils were working hard on their written methods. They were extremely focussed throughout my short visit and impressed me when checking their work to ensure it was accurate.
Great work Crew Shields!
Hi everyone,
As part of our Expedition, we are hoping that instead of recycling your jam jars, Year 3 and 4 would be able to have them!
They could be the size of jam jars, preferably, as a reference.
Thank you in advance,
Crew LKS2 🙂
If you would like to order uniform with the school logo on and require this before we finish on Thursday 21st July, Please can you order by Friday 1st July via the School Shop https://carcroftschool.co.uk/shop/
Thank you.
