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The children in ‘Key Worker Group A’ enjoyed experimenting with techniques and quantities of ingredients to make their own slime.
It was a bit of a challenge due to social distancing requirements, but we were up to the challenge and our second batch turned out very well!
This week the children in Lemons Class went on a minibeast hunt. They found lots of different types of minibeasts.
Can you name the minibeasts they found?
Please see our weekly newsletter for Friday 19th June:
Here is another glimpse of Acorns working hard at home and keeping themselves busy! Well done everyone! It’s lovely seeing what you’re all getting up to.
Exploring trees at Jesmond Dene
With Colin the COVID 19 snake
At the seaside
Working hard!
Maths fun
Making minibeasts
Sharing a story
Despite only launching in 2018, TikTok has enjoyed a dramatic rise to become one of the most popular social media apps on the planet.
Young people, in particular, love its short-form video focus, and it is now one of the favourite tools of expression.
There’s a good chance your child is either using it already or asking to be allowed on it – but what exactly is it, and are there any risks you should be aware of?
Here’s everything parents and carers need to know about TikTok:
We have lots of fun in Acorns class. Here are some photos of the things we have been doing this year. We look forward to welcoming you all to Fellgate Primary School in September!
Reception Leaflet for New Starters
Teddy bear hunt
Buddy Time with Year 6 Oaks
Fun in the mud kitchen
Trim Trail
Making fruit salad
Visiting Charlie’s Cake Shop
Exploring floating and sinking
Construction area
Making ramps
Fabulous phonics
Leaf kebabs
Acorns Pizzeria
Planting seeds
Delivering the post
Obstacle course
Parent/Carer sessions
World Book Day
Tool Time
Please see our weekly newsletter for Friday 12th June.
With more children returning to school this week and the upcoming weeks here are some changes that have been made to public transport.
We want staff and pupils to feel comfortable and secure when you have to travel by public transport although if at all possible consider walking, cycling and the car as alternatives to public transport.
That means:
You can help us to keep you and fellow passengers safe by staying alert, and following a few simple steps:
You’ll find more information on travel by Metro, bus and Shields Ferry in the link below.
Nexus, bus operators and local authorities in North East England are proud to provide covid-secure travel for you when you need it.
Well, what a busy 11 weeks it has been for Willows. They have been working very hard at home and have produced some wonderful work!
In Willows we work as a team. This means we bring each other up and help one another through times that might be difficult. Over the past few weeks this is exactly what they have been doing. Although we cannot be together I have certainly felt that Willows have kept me going and worked amazingly as the team that they are.
I want to say THANK YOU to YOU, Willows, and all the BRILLIANT parents that have kept going during such uncertain times.
Let’s see what Willows have been up to…
Madison the culinary genius!
Future X-Factor star?
I’m not sure that’s what beds are for Madison!?
An unusual visitor?!
Jack set a PB for running his fastest mile!
Mya tasting her homemade WW2 snack
Shadow drawing!
Lacie and Riley’s scavenger hunt!
A gazebo classroom!
Internet Matters is a website focused on supporting parents and enabling them to receive expert support and practical tips to help their children benefit from connected technology and the internet safely and smartly. They have created a useful parent guide on how to support your child when online:
Parent Guide: Online Safety Tips
Internet Matters also have a variety of other guides and resources that parents may find useful e.g advice on setting controls on different devices, search for advice by age group or develop an understanding of various online issues.
