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Another fabulous day, by Mrs Hothersall
Date: 6th Sep 2017 @ 2:38pm
We have learnt a new story, drawn portraits, had fun outside and much more....
Welcome to Year 1, by Miss Adamson
Date: 5th Sep 2017 @ 6:49pm
Welcome back
I hope that you have all had a wonderful break! It has been lovely to get to know the Meerkats a little better and learn about our new classroom. We wrote a postcard to baby Oleg (of compare the meerkat fame) and did a classroom resources hunt.
I look forward to seeing you all again tomorrow.
Please come and chat if there's anything that I could help with!
First day at Longton., by Mrs Hothersall
Date: 5th Sep 2017 @ 6:23pm
What an amazing start to the elephant tribes time at school. All the children came into class with smiles on their faces regardless of the weather. We have all had a lovely day and settled in really quickly. Take a little look x x
Welcome to Year 3, by Mrs Catterall
Date: 4th Sep 2017 @ 10:13pm
BONGOS, welcome to year 3
I hope you have all had a wonderful summer holidays and are refreshed and ready to be in KS 2.
I am looking forward to hearing all about your holiday adventures.
This week we are going to be getting used to our new routines and learning about the expectations of being in year 3.
We have a special assembly on Thursday with a visitor coming in to tell us all about British Values.
Mrs Catterall
Thankyou, by Mrs Catterall
Date: 26th Jul 2017 @ 7:43pm
To parents and children of the Giraffe Tribe
I am overwhelmed, thank you all very much for the amazing gifts, it was extremely generous and thoughtful. As a said to a few people this morning, it has been my pleasure to teach your children this year and gifts aren't necessary, but with the theme of the year, they are appreciated and will certainly be enjoyed. The children have written some touching messages,thank you. I have thoroughly enjoyed my first year at Longton, thank you to all for your support and for your amazing children.
Giraffes you are all superstars and I am very proud of each one of you. Have a well deserved holiday.
I look forward to you hearing all about your adventures in September, you will only be next door.
Many Thanks again
Mrs Catterall
Many thanks, by Mrs Pratten
Date: 26th Jul 2017 @ 3:39pm
A big thank you from myself and Mrs Regan (who is still unfortunately poorly but I will pass on presents and cards) for all th cards and gifts, not expected but appreciated. We have both really enoyed teaching the Tigers again they are a fab tribe with a lot of personality!🙃
We hope you all have a lovely summer😎☀️🍦⚽️🏏🚴♀️🤾🏼♀️✈️🛳🚉🏖
See you in September😀
The Final Day Of Year 4. (James And Violet Blog No.36), by Mrs Pratten
Date: 26th Jul 2017 @ 3:00pm
As this is the final day of year 4 this is the final Blog of Year 4. We have spent the last 3 days making and playing our own games. We planned the games on Monday, made the games on Tuesday and we played them together today (Wednesday). We bought some games in on Monday and that's how we got inspiration for our games. It's time to go into the summer holidays so enjoy the hot weather and sun so HAVE FUN!😎😄☀️😀.
Happy Summer Holidays, by Mrs Fletcher
Date: 26th Jul 2017 @ 1:37pm
Well we have made it! It's hard to believe that we have come to an end of Year 2, the year has truly flown by.
The children have had an amazing year. They have worked hard and both Mrs Woolley and I are very proud of each and every one of them. Appreciation has been this year's word and the Bongos have embraced it. They appreciate each other, themselves, other people and living each moment to the full.
I have enjoyed teaching the class, being with them has deepened my belief that teaching is the best job in the world.
Thank you for your support this year it really is appreciated.
Finally a huge thank you for all of the wonderful gifts, cards and kind words. It is very kind of you and very much appreciated.
Have a lovely summer , hopefully the sun will shine.
Mrs Fletcher 😀☀️
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN (SIX) ROBBERS, by Mr Coxhead
Date: 26th Jul 2017 @ 12:25pm
Incredible performance!
Shadow Puppet Shows , by Mrs Fletcher
Date: 26th Jul 2017 @ 11:26am
The Bongos have made shadow puppets, written scripts and performed puppet shows.
Beach party day, by Mrs Hothersall
Date: 25th Jul 2017 @ 9:44pm
We had a fun filled day pinning the pineapple on the tree, limbo dancing, holiday corners game, dancing and water fun!
The whole class fun (James Blog No.35), by Mrs Pratten
Date: 25th Jul 2017 @ 2:16pm
The final 3 days In Year 4 have been very memorable. We have had a massive surprise as the ice-cream van has come and given us some ice lollies and ice-cream. We could have any ice lolly on ice cream under £1.20.
We enjoyed ourselves and most of us now have blue mouths so sorry about that parents! Parents Note: please make sure your child brushes his or her teeth thoroughly before going to bed. 😀 🍦
Longton Live Art Competiton, by Miss Adamson
Date: 22nd Jul 2017 @ 4:57pm
Well done to Grace and Lucie who came first and second in the Longton Live children's art competition!
School Parliament, by Miss Adamson
Date: 22nd Jul 2017 @ 4:56pm
It was wonderful to see and hear about the hard work that many of the children put into their parliament election!
Shared poetry, by Miss Adamson
Date: 22nd Jul 2017 @ 4:53pm
On Thursday, we worked with a partner to write our own poems about a goblin in school. Afterwards, we shared them with our classmates.
James Blog No.34, by Mrs Pratten
Date: 21st Jul 2017 @ 3:13pm
Children should bring in at least 1 plastic bag if not more into school on Monday. We would also like board games in school that include a dice if your child is happy and we will try not to loose the pieces or damage them (Monopoly is a good choice).
Class compliment, by Mrs Hothersall
Date: 20th Jul 2017 @ 8:35pm
As a special treat for getting our class compliments, we walked to the park and then had ice lollies👍
Poetry, by Mrs Catterall
Date: 18th Jul 2017 @ 6:48pm
Today we have been reading the poem - The Spider and the Fly. After discussing the meaning of the poem we worked in groups to practise reciting a section. We then read the poem out. Tomorrow we are going to look at a different version of the same poem to compare and contrast.
Longton Live , by Mrs Catterall
Date: 18th Jul 2017 @ 6:45pm
On a Friday we enjoyed listening to year 5 sing in church as part of Longton Live. They were fantastic, thanks for inviting us.
Science - designing a seed , by Mrs Catterall
Date: 18th Jul 2017 @ 6:43pm
On Friday last week we made a simple spinner and explored where the seed was best placed, where would the weight go? We used paper clips and found the ones which spun the best had 3 paper clips fastened to the bottom.
Relay Warm-up, by Miss Adamson
Date: 15th Jul 2017 @ 12:57pm
We played relay games to warm up in PE on Wednesday. Look at them go!
The Week Ahead - Monday 17th July 2017, by Miss Adamson
Date: 15th Jul 2017 @ 12:53pm
Good afternoon :)
I hope that you are having a lovely weekend!
This is what we will be doing in the final full week of Year 1:
English |
We will be reading poetry and writing our own poems about robots and space. |
Maths |
We will be practising solving missing number problems for addition and subtraction - we will use the bar model to help us. |
GPS |
We will be adding suffixes to words. |
RE |
We will be learning about Islam. |
PE |
We will be practising and applying some of the ball skills that we have been learning. |
Church |
On Monday afternoon, we are going to church for our celebration assembly. We hope that you can make it! |
Year 2 |
On Tuesday afternoon we will have our second move up afternoon in Year Two with Mrs Pratten and Mrs Regan! |
I look forward to seeing you all on Monday,
Miss Adamson
Jesus Feeds the 5000 with Peter Bourne, by Miss Adamson
Date: 15th Jul 2017 @ 10:35am
We were very fortunate to have a visit from local artist, Peter Bourne, who invited us to be part of his artwork to be displayed in New Longton Methodist Church. The children all painted themselves in a giant painting of Jesus feeding the 5000. Pete also helped us to make our own version just for our school. This will be displayed in St Andrew's Church.