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  • Wednesday 10th February

    Published 10/02/21, by Kate Tompsett

    Please find the remote learning for 10/02/21

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  • Sai's Friday Challenge!

    Published 09/02/21, by Charlie Mackinnon

    Sai, we love your tower!

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  • Sai enjoying the snow

    Published 09/02/21, by Admin

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  • Heera's Friday Challenge!

    Published 09/02/21, by Charlie Mackinnon

    Heera- this tower is very impressive!

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  • Tuesday 9th February

    Published 09/02/21, by Admin

    Today we would like to to complete the following activities 

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  • Self Portraits

    Published 08/02/21, by Admin

    We love these self -portraits. Well done Mae and Todd. 

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  • Daisie's Friday Challenge!

    Published 08/02/21, by Charlie Mackinnon

    What a great tower Daisie!

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  • Alana's Friday Challenge!

    Published 08/02/21, by Charlie Mackinnon

    What a great tower Alana!

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  • SNOW

    Published 08/02/21, by Admin

    We have been having lots of fun at school playing in the snow, take a look at some of our pictures. 

    Megan has also made an amazing snowman. 

    We would love to see your snow pictures - if you have some please email them to us. 

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  • Monday 8th February

    Published 08/02/21, by Admin

    Term 3, Week 6, Monday. 

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  • Term 3 Week 6

    Published 07/02/21, by Admin

    This week we are learning –

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  • Friday Challenge!

    Published 06/02/21, by Charlie Mackinnon

    This week we are going to build towers. For this challenge I sought inspiration from the traditional tale, Rapunzel.

    If you would like to watch a version of this story, please follow this link:

    Rapunzel | Fairy Tales | Gigglebox - YouTube

    In the story, Reunzel is trapped in a tall tower. This week I would like you to build your own tower at home. You challenge is to build the tallest tower possible. It needs to be able to stand on its own without support and it needs to be able to hold the weight of 1 apple at the top without falling over.

    When your tower is complete, send us in a picture of it in action so we can add it to the blog and pick some winners at next Friday’s assembly.

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