This week Year 2 have been celebrating Healthy Living Week. They took part in a fitness class which they thoroughly enjoyed! They also made a healthy pasta dish using a range of cooking skills and their knowledge of healthy foods.
Ask your children to try the recipe at home and see what you think!
Everyone has now completed their final 2 activities and we are currently waiting for lunch. The children are sad to be leaving but are also looking forward to going home. They’re looking forward to spending time with their families and obviously, many of them cannot wait to be reunited with with their phones, hairdryers and computer consoles!
We will see you back at St Edward’s in a few hours
From everyone at PGL
Hi everyone,
We’re sorry that we haven’t been able to update you sooner but we have had some technical difficulties.
The journey here was lovely and the children were wonderfully behaved. By bedtime, some children had already conquered their fears! Some of the activities we have experienced so far are: fencing, raft building and lots of activities that involved children reaching new heights-literally. We are really amazed by how brave some children are being and we’re very proud of them. We have also discovered that some of the boys have a fear of moths.
The children are coping with the early starts and we think this is because they’re looking forward to breakfast. As expected, the children are loving the food. I’ve had children asking me how long until lunch (at 9.30 am). There is always a countdown to meal times!
Overall, the children are developing their listening skills, teamwork skills and most importantly, they are enjoying themselves. We’re half way through the trip now and are looking forward to the next few days.
We will try our best to update you tomorrow.
From us all here at PGL.
P.S. The weather has been very kind to us
Year 5 will be learning about forensic science and visiting a CSI workshop, next week.
We had a lovely time on our trip to Bedfords Park. We went pond dipping, meadow sweeping and minibeast hunting.
The children in reception and nursery enjoyed their time at the most recent stay and play. Children and their parents were able to look at their progress together and talk about what activities they had done whilst at school. We all had lots of fun!
Year 6 have now completed all their SATS tests. They have all worked very hard throughout the year. Well done year 6 – we are very proud of you!
The children enjoyed learning about the first Viking invasion and created longships.
Our children have really enjoyed our latest book ‘The Village that Vanished’ by Ann Grifalconi. It retold the story of the Yao community escaping from the Slavers in East Africa.
The book is beautifully illustrated by Kadir Nelson and we created our own version of some of the images from the book.
Check back to see our artwork…
