Well done to our achievement award winners today for their effort, hard work and progress in English over the past week. Well done also to Luna for all her efforts at school since the beginning of September. For this she received the Headteacher's Award.
The above film, gives a flavour of our school ethos and the many wonderful opportunities on offer for our pupils.
The lower school children thoroughly enjoyed learning how to make bread with the help of Warburtons today. We hope you liked tasting their ‘breadghog’ as much as we enjoyed making it!
Team Resilience solved the mysterious crime today, whilst using their amazing reading skills. They did so well that the culprit was caught by Mr Whiteman. Our real-life One Hundred Mile an Hour Dog was returned safely to its owner, after the children had interrogated the dog and Mrs Horwood had fed it some treats. Thank you to our parents for keeping it a secret and to Team Resilience for their great behaviour!
This week, team Resilience have been working hard outside to complete a reading trail. They used their skimming and scanning skills to locate, retrieve and use this information to answer questions. Then working hard back in the classroom, will our budding PCs ever solve the crime they have been compiling a report about? Watch this space for updates ...
Well done to our pupils for winning the class English Star Award this week. They have all worked hard both inside and outside of school and achieved great success in English, especially with writing, grammar, spelling and reading.
We are really proud of you all.
Children in the Lower School have been using 'Hit The Button' to help learn number bonds and multiplication facts at school this term. Why not have a go at home too? Post your best scores in the comments below. Mr Gordon.
Why not find out by entering this exciting competition! First Coding is hosting a creative coding competition over the summer holidays. The challenge is to design and create your own game using Scratch. There will be a prize for the winning entry too. Click on the link below to find out more!
A huge well done to our year 3 & 4 football team, who took part in the first ever Junior Gregg Cup. The festival was held at Heanor Town Football Club and featured many local football teams.
The tournament was also extremely memorable for two of our children, who made their Kilburn Junior School sporting debuts.