Do you want to grow your brain? Here's how: You will need: -a piece of paper with a scalene triangle drawn in the middle of it -a pair of scissors -time What to do: Cut out your triangle with only one cut. Enjoy!
A big 'well done' to all of Class 4 for a brilliant start to the new school year! What did the children think about their first week back? 'I liked doing ICT and I liked doing our coat peg labels.' 'It's been exciting and I've made some new friends.' It's been amazing! Scary at first but fun. I've got lots [...]
There were a few tissues needed for our year 6 leavers' assembly on Friday, but plenty of smiles and laughs too. It was great to listen to their memories, and look back with pride at what they have all achieved during their time here at Georgeham - they have been a fabulous cohort and we are sad to see them [...]
Amongst the many other events of last week, class 4 managed to squeeze in our annual 'Class 4's Got Talent' contest... It was a great morning with some memorable dancing, singing, gymnastics and comedy... Â The final results were: 1st - Owen and his guitar 2nd - The illuminated Stars - Jess, Esther and Gracie 3rd - Ruby [...]
Lundy - last time I mention it this academic year I promise (maybe not actually!) We've loads of really nice photos if you'd like to view or download them... but I've also, finally finished editing the Go-Pro footage. Sadly, we're missing the main bulk of Wednesday's walk due to a dead battery - the quarry, German 'Heinkel' bomber, Admiralty's lookout, [...]
A big well done to our Year 6 (and 6 yr 3,4 & 5 boys) who had a great day at the cricket tournament yesterday... The two teams did really well, with some great batting and bowling techniques, and it was noticable how much everyone improved over the course of the day. The year 3s and 4s should [...]
Class 4 were lucky to have 'Ranger Rose' come in this afternoon to share her knowledge about the local habitat. Although the workshop was based around habitats, the interests of the children diverted the discussion to focus on hedgehogs and badgers in particular...always great when the children are passionate about a topic and ask question after question. đ [...]
Class 4 have been investigating how bees pollinate flowers and representing it using cotton wool buds, drama and....'Wotsits' ;-) We used cotton wool buds to search for pollen around the field. We used our fingers to represent bee's legs and 'dived' into the Wotsits and took the pollen (cheese bits) to another flower. Children also took on [...]
Whilst Year 6 were in having a great time in London, Year 5 were having great fun working with Ms Dando and Miss Trute performing different kinds of poetry. The children wrote the their own words for The Silence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX_vvhf8c4A&rel=0 In the Dragon Who Ate Our School, Year 5 chose all their own actions for their performance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6yFYB3bi2c&t=33s&rel=0 The whole [...]
An excellent afternoon at Ilfracombe pool, swimming many lengths and running the grueling hill against some amazing junior athletes! Our Class 3 and Class 4 children did a great job and thier collective scores helped us to gain a couple of bronze team awards too. Â
