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Goodbye and Good Luck to Mr Hunter after 17 years.

The Final Celebration Assembly

With the aisles full too!

 

Pupils of the Year

Charlie, Holly, Sid, Alfie, John, Victoria.

Sports Pupils of the Year

Kieran & Megan with the Trophies.

James, Jack, Casey, Chloe, Bethany.

 

Governor's Awards

Mr Hunter, Lauren, Charlotte.

Eco-Council 2010-11

 

 

Beth, Ryan, Hannah, Holly, Shania,
Ellie, Louise, Nicole.

 

 

Lunchtime Ambassadors

(Looking after the office, answering the telephone and anythong else that needs doing.)

Ellen, Ellie, Casey, Atlanta, Nyomi, Megan, Nicole, Jessica, Lauren, Kirsty, Shania.

 

School Council 2010-11

Hannah, Jack, Casey, Daisy, Molly, Georgia, Alice, Victoria (An exemplary chair), Oliver.

 

Always Remember

Created by Nyomi 

Governor's Newsletter - July 2011

 

Little Buildings

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Inspired by the drawings in Chris Ridell's book
"Ottoline and the Yellow Cat".
It is full of inspirational drawings.

Sid's Sporting Life

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Drawing our favourite cartoon characters

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Now just what do you use these for?


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Don't forget to try the breakfast club.

 

Yr 4 have been creating circuits and designing switches.

Yep. That switch worked.

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Something strange happened
in
Tuesday

The detective was bemused

 

The turtle was scared stiff.

 

And the fish were thoroughly amazed.

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A Grand Day Out

Yr 5 have been designing hats

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We'd like to say a big

THANKYOU

to everyone who has offered to help with the reading groups.

Turtle Class read their letters to famous people to 4/5BH

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Bruce Grove
Thanks for coming.
Hope you enjoyed yourelves.

A very special birthday cake for Kendra

A very warm welcome to our friends

from London.

We hope you enjoy your stay!

Scarlett won the MJS Food Competition

Congratulations from Matthew the manager of the Ship Inn

The Emerging Dragonfly

Click for the pictures from Friday's assembly. Don't forget many of you have a digital camera, take photos of any wild life you see and bring them in.

 

Computer Aided Art

Charlotte has been learning how to use a free programme called Paint.net

Click on the picture for more examples.

 

Wednesday Reading Group

 

Very many years ago when I was at primary school the last lesson on a Friday afternoon was so looked forward to by all the pupils. Our Head Teacher would take off the shelf what seemed to be an enormous black book and from it she would read wonderful stories to us - we could hardly wait for the following Friday afternoon when we could get back to the next installment.

Teaching methods have changed somewhat since those days, little boxes have to be ticked, countless forms have to be filled in, percentages have to looked at and worked on - all this as well as teachign! There's no time for the children to sit back and just enjoy listening to a story.

Somebody at Mundesley Junior School thought how nice it would if the children were able to listen to and read stories without too much interruption - if they were able to enjoy their reading - if they could lose themselves , for just a little while in a book.

It will soon be just over a year since six volunteersstarted coming into school for one morning a week to listen to and help children of Class 4/5BH with their reading.

If you come into school on a Wednesday morning from 11am to 12 noon you would come across little groups in various parts of the school - three or four children here - five or six children somewhere else, each group with an adult.

Some of the children can read extremely well, others cannot - but these little groups are learning to work together as a team and they help one another along and as a consequence improve their reading skills. All the volunteers feel it is a privilege to be part of the reading scheme.

The children are a delight to work with, they have such wonderful books to read and -- just like Friday afternoons all those years ago I can hardly wait for Wednesday morning to come round.

Janet Munro.

Somebody reading this may think - I'd like to help with that, it's something I could do. If you feel you'd like to know more about this scheme please get in touch with the school secretary in the first instance.

Tel 01263 721139

 

Local Food

 

Found in this weeks copy of Crabline

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Sketchbook Peeks

Jessica

Beth

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Yr 6 Go to visit the children from
Bruce Grove School in Tottenham
and see the sights as well.

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Brush those ears.

 
 

Yr 5 are on the Local Radio

Year 5 have been working on a project about local food. They looked into where our food comes from and why buying local food might be better.
The project has involved a visit into school from a local butcher that made sausages with the children, a farm visit to Stody Estate, a walk to the local shops in Mundesley to find out what the greengrocer, butcher and fishmonger sell and a competition set by a local pub to design a tasty, healthy & locally sourced dish for their summer menu.

As part of the project the children worked in teams to help promote local food developing leaflets, posters, newspaper reports, photostory 'TV' adverts, a playscript and a radio report.

Listen to the radio report

Elli, Curtis, Hannah, Courtney, Willow and Louise

 

God Save the Queen

or lose your head.

A Tudor Cry

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Yr 4 Holt Hall Field Trip

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ICT Day at North Walsham High School

A touch of photoshop, animation and computer controlled manufacturing.

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Flights of Fancy

The massed squadron of bi-plane models.

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Are you persuaded to buy one?

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Observational Drawings

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Something for parents and children.

 

 

OnLine Animation Programme

 

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

 

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.

Or

Download Open Office.

(The adult version. Very like Micorsoft Office)



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