PE Notice
Free additional PE lessons at home! 5pm from Thursday 12th November -18th December every Monday-Friday.
This is just to inform you that the Youth Sports Trust (YST) will launch a free “After School Sport Club” this week following the ban on children’s sport outside school in the second lockdown. Similar to Joe Wicks “PE With Joe” during the first lockdown, the 30min club will take place 5.00pm each weekday and led by a member of the YST athlete mentor network, starting on Thursday with Jenna Downing, the world no.1 inline skater and 10 time British champion.
The After School Club will run for 5 weeks until December 18 and children can take part live by visiting the YST YouTube channel, you-tube.com/user/YouthSportTrust.
Please feel free to take part as much as possible.
Warm regards,
Mr Charters
Hi, I hope this message finds you all well. Please find attached further information specific to Year One. We have received guidance from Cumbria County Council now and you may notice some changes from previous correspondence in July or from when siblings were in Year One. Please do make yourselves familiar with the attached document. For parents who have not yet accessed class DOJO, you will have received a number of messages from me to your registered email address asking you to join. (check your junk) Joining will ensure you are kept up to date with all the latest information, you can message me personally and it will be our source of reference should we go into a local lock down. Please do send me a message if you have any further questions. Enjoy the long weekend and I look forward to meeting you all on Wednesday.
Many Thanks, Mrs Corrin
Polite Reminder... If your child is back in school, its is especially important to follow current Government Guidance and limit the number of families/friends you are mixing with outside of school. This is vital for the safety of staff and children!
Please send your child to class with a drink and snack, sun hat, coat, sun cream already applied, packed lunch or lunch already ordered on Lunch shop'.
Please use the markers on the floor outside of school and a member of staff will collect or bring your child to you.
Many Thanks for your support with this.
Mrs Corrin
Please respond to the school Dojo email, if you haven't already. You will have received the email today Thursday 2nd April. All work will be set on Dojo after the Easter break and you will be able to share your child's work with me using this programme.
Many Thanks
Mrs Corrin
Friday 27th March 2020
Hi Year One,
I hope the work packs sent out/home have kept you busy. After the Easter break, work will be uploaded daily onto this page for you.
Have a safe Easter
Some fun activities to help you get through Easter…
Decorate an egg activity can still be done, use the egg box or the egg shell. Design your egg/egg box first before making. You could even run a family competition or choose a theme.
There are lots of Easter activities online https://kidactivities.net/easter-art-crafts-snacks/ including ‘The story of Easter from The Beginners Bible’ a story of Hope, Faith and Love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PSgoPdKQFQ
Keep reading and playing on ‘Teach your monster to read’
If you have Lego or another building material at home like KNEX or even cardboard (off Easter egg boxes), these challenges look like lots of fun.
I have chosen some activities that link to our recent topics in class.
DO NOT THROW OUT YOUR EASTER EGG BOXES THEY WILL COME IN HANDY AFTER EASTER!!
Joe Wicks is also doing a Daily Workout at 9am Monday-Friday until the schools open!
A song to help kids learn the 7 continents in order from largest to smallest. Subscribe! ➜ https://www.youtube.com/c/hopscotchsongs?sub_confirmation=1 NEW RE...
This term the topic for the children in Year 1 at All Saints’ Primary School is “Bright Lights, Big City” and they are having great fun learning all about our own capital city – London – with its history, transport and famous landmarks and people!
As part of the topic the children were all invited to the “Queen’s Tea Party”. This was a traditional afternoon cream tea, with fresh scones, jam and cream and, whilst the children were disappointed the Queen was unable to attend herself, they had a wonderful time. The class had dressed up in their best clothes in honour of the occasion and our 5 year old children have enjoyed recounting the very special event.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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