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Summer 2010

Home Page Archive

This page archives activities and links from
Summer Term 2010

 

Summer Term 2010

Hoodwinked

The Hero

He loves me? He loves me not?

You're a twit. That's the password.

Completely barking.

(Move over Alan Rickman)

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Final Celebration Assembly

This year's Eco Council

This year's governors' award goes to an adult!

A friendly face who has helped so many this year.

Sports children of the year.

Ellie, Ellie, Aimee, Erin, Chris, Toby

Flint were this year's winners of the House Cup

Pupil's of the Year

Yr 4 Beth & Ellie, Yr 5 Nicole (absent) & Ellie, Yr 6 Ellie & Sam

 

Congratulations to everyone for their achievements this year.

 

Another Proud
Blue Peter Badge Winner

 

A
Poplar Hawk Moth
was spotted this morning

Track Sports

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Thanks to Alice's dad for this picture.

Exploring Pattern with Paint

Field Sports

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Yr5 and Yr3 went to a concert at St Andrew's Hall

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Space - The Final Frontier

Come and see our space pictures while reading space stories
in
Mundesley Library over the summer holidays.

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Exploring Composition

All the Latest Official Team Photos

 

Harvesting

The 'Silent' Piano

A superb animation by Alex

Yr 4 Inspired by 'The Twits'

 

Yr 5 Visit to Stody Farm

Tag Rugby & Cricket Success

Tag Rugby Team Third in East of England
Our tag rugby team have added to their considerable achievements this season by finishing third in the East of England. Representing Norfolk as County Champions, they travelled to Chigwell in North London on the 30th June where they competed against successful teams from as far apart as Cambridgeshire and Middlesex. They played six games, remaining unbeaten until their final and decisive match against the Suffolk champions. This, their only defeat in a memorable year, meant that they missed out on the National Finals by the narrowest of margins!

Girl’s Cricket Team Reach East of England Quarter Finals
Our girl’s cricket team represented Norfolk in the East of England Championship, held at Mildenhall Cricket Club in Suffolk, where they performed excellently before losing narrowly in the quarter-finals to the Essex champions. Although they were disappointed to be beaten, their achievement in being one of the best eight teams in the whole of the Eastern Counties is never the less one to be really proud of!

 

 

Listen to

"The Shipping Forecast"

You'll never be able to listen to the shipping forecast in quite the same way again.

 

 

Pulling the garlic

 

Come and read
The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch

Click to read the full story

Draw and foldover

Cricket Coaching

Very fluid pick up and throw

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Recycle your mobile phones and inkjet cartridges and earn some money for the school.

Play the Carbon Footprint Game

Creatures from the deep

Click on the picture to see our gallery

Great World Cup Poster Competition

Find out all the teams and their country's flags.

Find five important facts about each country as well.

Present the information using a method of your choice. Could be a powerpoint, a poster, a list, a word document. Either by hand or using a computer or a mixture of the two.

 

Which team goes with which flag?

Freshly picked from the garden for tomorrow's dinner

Now that's a beetle!

(Found on the wall at the side entrance)

A Cockchafer - Female

But it has some other fun names

May Beetle

Billywitch

or

Spang Beetle

 

The explosion

A hundred years ago a lighthouse keeper called Leon and his pet hamster called pip lived at Happisburgh lighthouse. It was usual day at the lighthouse cleaning the windows. Well not Pip the hamster he was just rolling around in his ball.
Click here to read more......

 

Our trip to the lightouse inspired us to write some great stories

 

Yr 4 Wells Field Trip

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ICT Day
at
North Walsham High School

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Exploring emotions in 'The Piano'

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A safe pair of hands!

Where's Mum?

A family of pheasants appeared this morning just outside the main entrance.

Mum moved them on by breaktime.

'Change' Assembly

Three very proud
Blue Peter badge winners

Olivia

Stopping a car when her mum fell over in North Walsham High Street.

 

Megan

A Poem

About Gavin the rabbit

Bethany

An environmental poem

 

Norfolk County Champions

A first for the school.

Norfolk County Champions

They qualified through the North Norfolk Competition and went to the County Finals at Dereham Hockey Club. They won all six games they played, beating Bure Valley in the final.

Everyone at school is very proud of them.

 

We went on a bug hunt.

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Just what are the flowers doing on a broad bean plant?

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Just a few more than 39.

Year 4 visited the Happisburgh Light

(Click on the picture to see more.)

To find out more about the lighthouse, click on the the recordings.

Wildlife in Mundesley

As part of the Year 5 Project
'Food Glorious Food'
we have asked the children to collect observations, photogrpahs, drawings of the Wildlife they see in and around the local area. Click on the picture for photos so far.

First Watering

Sorting last years broad bean seeds.

(Click the picture for more.)

Come and See our
Earth, Sun & Moon
Projects

By Joe

Sport Relief 2010

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We love Books

Click on the picture to see which ones.

Also on the 4/5 BH's Writing Blog

 

We raised £44 for the energy fund.

Eco Council Blog - First post

Egg decorating competition
Year 6 Winner: Yvonne Runner up: Sarah
Year 5 Winner: Charlotte Runner up: Daisy
Year 4 Winner: Ella Runner up: Beth
Well done to everyone that took part. There were some weird an wacky designs!


If you haven't got Microsoft Word at home and you want to use a programme for writing and object drawing, try open office 4Kids. Ask your parents to help you download and install it. It's free.

EducOOo presents OOo4Kids ! from Jean-Marie LAFON on Vimeo.

 

Something for children.

Try our Games Page

Find out about the great animal migrations.

Check out the world news for children on this BBC site.

Learn spellings online

Choose a game from our spelling page.

Glass Box Views at 103rd Floor

Thai Beetles



 

Try drawing wth bomomo

 


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