3 years ago Posted on 24th Jan 2022 by Kate Casswell Mrs Casswell’s class visit to Madeley Library We had a wonderful visit to Madeley Library on Friday – the children were a credit to our school and thoroughly enjoying exploring new literature.
3 years ago Posted on 06th Dec 2021 by Kate Casswell Mrs Casswell’s Home Reading Stars Well done to all my reading stars this term – they have been treated to a special hot chocolate or an amazing ice cream 🍦 Please keep sending in a quick message, photo or video on Seesaw to show when your child reads at home. 😊
3 years ago Posted on 03rd Dec 2021 by Kate Casswell Virtual Visit with Nick Sharratt Thank you to Miss Reece who has organised our live virtual visit with the famous author Nick Sharratt. The children thoroughly enjoyed listening to his new story ‘Shark in the Snow’ – they loved adding some actions too! Nick Sharratt live virtual visit
3 years ago Posted on 30th Nov 2021 by Kate Casswell Our visit to Sutton Hill Church Today we saw Reverend Dawn perform a baptism as part of our project on babies. We listened respectfully to what Christians, like Reverend Dawn, believe. The children asked some thought provoking questions like “How old might God be?” And “What is the church made of?” Reverend Dawn told us the church is made of a community of people in Sutton Hill.
3 years ago Posted on 17th Jun 2021 by Kate Casswell Sports Day in Reception Yesterday our children enjoyed a wonderful Sports Day. Please find attached some of the photos 🙂
4 years ago Posted on 16th Nov 2020 by Kate Casswell Odd sock day in Reception Look at our super odd socks! We are all unique 😊
4 years ago Posted on 13th Nov 2020 by Kate Casswell Pudsey fun in Reception… ‘We bring money because children need some toys like me’. ‘It’s because all the children don’t have stuff so we get money’. ‘We raise money to help people and to keep children warm’
4 years ago Posted on 12th Nov 2020 by Kate Casswell Remembrance in Reception ‘We wear poppies because of the soldiers, some of them died, but some didn’t.’ ‘We’re thinking about the soldiers who were in the war and died. There are poppy wreaths. A man wrote a poem about the poppy fields and he saw some bright red poppies in a field when they’d finished fighting.’ ‘It was scary for the animals in the war’.
