Thursday, 15 October 2015

This week has been busy with swimming, working on the AVAIL reading programme and starting the collaborative writing programme with room 3.  As well as learning new skills in the swimming pool all children look to be having a wonderful time.  Enjoy a few photos of the children working hard at Kings Swim School.







Wednesday, 23 September 2015

After much preparation and creativity we finally were able to showcase our wearable artworks.  Here we are parading in front of the school dancing and moving to a very cool song.

We are also learning to play the ukelele.  This takes a lot of patience, hard work and experimenting.  It is great fun playing this instrument.  Even Miss Duncan is learning along the way.



























Sunday, 20 September 2015

The past week has certainly being very busy.  Last Tuesday Scott Tulloch who is a children's book illustrator visited the school to present the Duffy books.  We are very pleased with the books we chose.

On Thursday Sacred Heart is presenting our wearable arts creations.  The children were very busy last week making wonderful and whacky items to wear.  However the classroom looked like we had never seen it before.

The weekend saw the opening of the rugby world cup.   This morning New Zealand played (and won against) Argentina.  To celebrate the world cup children were encouraged to wear a item showing a team colour in the competition.  GO ALL BLACKS!





Saturday, 12 September 2015

We have been participating in running and field events on Thursday afternoons with some expert assistance and teaching.  Enjoy the photos taken last Thursday of us showing what we can do in relays, high jump and long jump.











Look forward to a couple of weeks of creating for the Wearable Arts Show.

Monday, 24 August 2015

Day 2 of speeches.  All children were very brave to stand in front of the senior syndicate and present their speeches.  Topics ranged from "Future Technology" - "Feeding Rabbits" - "Irish and Scottish legends".  Congratulations everyone - this is quite an achievement.