It's come to your favourite subject day. MATHS DAY!
This will be held on Friday 9th November.
On the day you get to make your own costume or clothes.
Some possible ideas for fancy dress might be:
calculators
Dice
sums
100 square
+ - / x
Time tables
clocks
This year theYear 3 and 4 choir are focused on a web called Sing up. It is on Thursday and right now They are so exited and enjoy it so much they can't wait till they do a concert at the end of the year!Apart from that they are lucky to have two outstanding musicians called Mr Cowling and Mrs Caroll.They bring music to our ears!
On Wednesday 24th October, the whole school went to the hall, to enjoy some African drumming and story telling. We were told a little story about Africa. There were two girls who followed a follow bird. The bird leaded them to a honey hive, that was full of honey. The two girls were surprised, and took a jar of it. On the way home the girl that was holding the honey dropped it they where both shocked, and the girl who was holding it said "why does everything bad happen to me?" We clapped to drumming rhythms, and learned some African words, and some year groups even danced. It was enjoyable and everyone had a fun day.
On Tuesday 23rd October Bushmead Primary school came to perform a Shakespeare play for the Shakespeare school festival. They performed 12th night because the play inspired them. The actors and actresses performed very well, and made the play their own. It was a little confusing because some girls played boys and some boys played girls (very confusing isn't it!)That's what they did in Shakespeare's times though. Bushmead's performance was very funny and we loved the way they knew their parts off by heart. by Chloe and Fern
In half term, the clocks will be going back on Saturday the 27th of October. Do not forget to turn your clocks, watches and alarm clocks back, and enjoy your extra hour in bed!
This year, many of the year 3s are taking communion classes, on the next step in our Christian life. Last week, we took a trip to the church to look at the statues. We also talked to Father John about how important Jesus and God are in our lives.
Last week, the year six netball team played a brilliant match against St.Martins. Both teams tried really hard, so hard that St. Joe's eventually won twenty-two nil! There were eight players altogether including Mr. Rigby our great netball coach. He has an appetite for great netball matches!