In the words of Mr Hobbis "I think the club sold out as quick as a Taylor Swift concert!" what a treat it has been! All of the Year 2 children behaved beautifully and took part in lots of different fun-filled nature activities. It was lovely for Miss Gibbs to spend some time with the previous Year 1's too!

For more pictures from the club, please see our gallery

Each week, during our Friday Achievement assembly, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils are recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons and are nominated by their class teacher. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts. 
During the assembly, we also celebrate children who have 100% attendance for the week and have been in school every day on time. A lucky dip, of all children who are eligible takes place, and one pupil walks away with £5 to spend on whatever they want, Standards and presentation of a child’s book, chosen at random, are also reviewed and celebrated with the school and the child, whose book has been chosen, has the chance to win a dip out of the basket of goodies, as long as they have used their best handwriting every day, completed their feed forward marking and taken care in the presentation of their date and learning objective. We are extremely proud of all of the efforts of our pupils and the Friday Achievement assembly recognises this pride. 

Our weekly winners this week are:

Finley - REB

Kaiden - ROT

Tony-Junior - RPM

Luna - 1RW

Lexi - 1SG

Amelia-Rose - 2CS

Sawyer - 2HS

Leon - 3MC

Alice-Jane - 3NW

Zac - 4BB

Edward - 4JC

Ethan - 5KG

Aarya - 5LH

Elijah - 6ES

Evie - 6LB

Dexter - 6ST

Book Look Winner - Lucas - 1SG

Attendance Hero Winner - Iyla-Lilly - 4BB

Each week, during our Friday Achievement assembly, we celebrate our ‘Pupils of the Week’ from each year group. Pupils are recognised for this weekly award for a variety of reasons and are nominated by their class teacher. They may have excelled in a particular subject through the week; may have shown one, or more, of the school values in abundance, or they may have impressed their teacher, or other staff members with a huge amount of effort. Whatever they are nominated for, they are recognised in the whole school achievement assembly, receive a certificate to take home and get to wear one of our prestigious black and gold t-shirts. 
During the assembly, we also celebrate children who have 100% attendance for the week and have been in school every day on time. A lucky dip, of all children who are eligible takes place, and one pupil walks away with £5 to spend on whatever they want, Standards and presentation of a child’s book, chosen at random, are also reviewed and celebrated with the school and the child, whose book has been chosen, has the chance to win a dip out of the basket of goodies, as long as they have used their best handwriting every day, completed their feed forward marking and taken care in the presentation of their date and learning objective. We are extremely proud of all of the efforts of our pupils and the Friday Achievement assembly recognises this pride. 

Our weekly winners this week are:

Ousman - REB

Evie - ROT

Blessyn - RPM

Grace - 1RW

Parker - 1SG

Cairon-Rhys - 2HS

Ben - 3MC

Robyn - 3NW

Henry - 4BB

Zack - 4JC

Hazel - 5KG

Dexter - 5LH

Oliver - 6ES

Scarlett - 6LB

Leo - 6ST

Book Look Winner - Jake - ROT

Attendance Hero Winner - Callum - 3MC

Today, Year 3 pupils stepped into the sandals of the ancient Romans!  In maths, they mastered Roman numerals. In guided reading, they discovered what the Romans wore. “I enjoyed finding out about what the Romans used to wear,” explained Aazil.

In literacy, they wrote their names in Latin. The Latin alphabet only had 21 letters, so some names had letters missing! “Learning how to write my name was fun because it looked strange,” said Sophie.

This afternoon, year 3 created their own Roman pottery. Did you know the Romans used pottery in everyday life, for carrying water? We designed our pots and then decorated them! “It was so enjoyable being able to make something,” announced Toby “I hope we get to do this again!”

For more pictures from the day, please see our gallery

Please see the attached for information on the 'Being a Parent' group at Kingshurt Primary School