Wednesday, 5 September 2018
Term Starts Thursday 6 September
We are looking forward to welcoming back all our pupils tomorrow and extend a very warm welcome to all the new families joining us this year.
Friday, 20 July 2018
FOREST SCHOOL
Week 6 - Class AB
The children constructed a boat to sail the oceans to find where the 'Wild Things' play.
The children constructed a boat to sail the oceans to find where the 'Wild Things' play.
We looked for signs of 'Wild Things' in the woodland, the children found pieces of coloured hair which they carefully made in to friendship bracelets.
What a surprise! A wild feast was left for the children to enjoy.
The children had to use their imaginations to create their own mud 'Wild Thing' face on a tree using natural resources.
We then sailed home on the rough seas. What an adventure!
Production Poster
We've just created a new poster to add to the Year 6 Performance Gallery of Fame in the corridor outside the Year 6 classes.
We may not get it on the wall today, so wanted to make sure the Year 6 children knew their performance would be on show for future visitors and other children to look at!
We may not get it on the wall today, so wanted to make sure the Year 6 children knew their performance would be on show for future visitors and other children to look at!
Thursday, 19 July 2018
Leaver's Service
Today, was the Year 6's opportunity to reflect on their time at Sir Robert Hitcham's as we celebrated the finishing of their primary education.
We wish them all a wonderful time as they move to High School, and also every success for their future.
More photos on the website gallery.
We wish them all a wonderful time as they move to High School, and also every success for their future.
More photos on the website gallery.
Tuesday, 17 July 2018
Rotary Club - Year 6 Award
Today, representatives of the local Rotary presented awards to the Year 6 children who have won the challenge they set when they presented dictionaries to the children last year.
House Captains 2018 - 2019
The 2018-19 House Captains were announced in assembly today
These new House Captains were welcomed in by those now moving up to High School.
These new House Captains were welcomed in by those now moving up to High School.
Friday, 13 July 2018
STARS OF THE STAGE
Our amazing year 6 pupils delivered several fantastic performances of 'Dragon Days' at the Thomas Mills High School main hall stage this week.
The audience were thrilled and entertained by some awesome singing and acting, a real treat!
Well done to all the wonderful cast and crew and to everyone involved in creating this brilliant spectacle - Teachers, TA's, parents and everyone else who worked so hard!
There is a huge gallery of photos on the school website - please take a look.
(Thanks go to Molly Miller for the photography).
The audience were thrilled and entertained by some awesome singing and acting, a real treat!
Well done to all the wonderful cast and crew and to everyone involved in creating this brilliant spectacle - Teachers, TA's, parents and everyone else who worked so hard!
There is a huge gallery of photos on the school website - please take a look.
(Thanks go to Molly Miller for the photography).
Wednesday, 11 July 2018
Can we explore it? - Our school
Nursery have been thinking about the question Can we explore it? Today we went to explore our school while the children were out at the Year 6 performance. The children loved sitting at all the big tables and we left messages on the whiteboards in the classes we visited to say hello. We really enjoyed seeing all the wonderful artwork on display around the school too, and we even sneaked into the staff room. Shhh!
Monday, 9 July 2018
Year 6 Camp
We have just loaded 100 of the 500 photos from camp on the website gallery - do take a look!
Thank you to Lucy May Turner and Mr Byer for taking the photos.
Thank you to Lucy May Turner and Mr Byer for taking the photos.
Maths in Year 5
On Friday, both year 5 classes came together to complete a
variety of maths challenges. Miss Whipps was impressed with the attitudes of
the children, who all knuckled down and worked carefully together. Whilst
having the freedom to choose the challenges they wished to complete, they were
encouraged to extend themselves.
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