Class 4's blog

The School Games Mark awards schools and other educational establishments for their commitment to and development of competition, school sport, physical education and physical activity. It stipulates a criteria to help all institutions assess themselves across bronze, silver and gold levels of the award.

A huge thank you to all who were able to attend the meeting last week - it was lovely to see you. I am so pleased with the way that the pupils have settled down to life in Class 4. 

If you were unable to attend the meeting last week, please find below a copy of the power point used to introduce the learning and routines for our class. 

On behalf of Mrs Magee and I, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of the lovely gifts we have been given. It is very generous of you and much appreciated. It has been a joy to teach our class this year. 

We hope that you all have a lovely summer holidays.

Mrs Kuffour and Mrs Magee

Last Friday, two teams from Y5 and Y6 participated in a rounders tournament at Langdale Primary School. There they had the opportunity to compete against other local schools and apply the knowledge and skills that they had learnt in their club when competing.

On Wednesday 27^th July 2018 the children were given an opportunity to attend a workshop about what it is like to be a refugee.

During the course of the term, Class 4 have been working hard in their French lessons to learn vocabulary related to food. They have been practising conversations related to food - their favourite food and what they would like to eat. 

Yesterday was transition day for pupils across the school. Whilst the Year 6 were at high school, the current Year 4s (soon to be year 5s) came into Class 4 as part of their transition into a new class. The purpose of the session was:

On Thursday morning the pupils in Key Stage had a huge surprise: Mr Kendal and Mr Morgan from ASM provided them with an assault course and Tug of War competition. As a reward for excellent behaviour during Sports Day, they had the opportunity to develop and test their fitness levels, agility, strength, leadership skills and team work through a range of challenges and activities. 

One Wednesday 20th June, all pupils at The Meadows participated in our annual Sports Day. This year, as a result of parental feedback, we changed to an outdoor venue and held it at Leycett Cricket Club. This proved to be a very popular decision - many parents enjoyed bringing along their deck chairs and picnic blankets to watch their children compete.