6SA

This weeks Golden Time activity was making (and eating)banana splits. We had some cream left over so had a cream eating competition! Here’s Mr Adams trying desperately not to let any cream drop onto the lovely classroom carpet!

Well done James Clark for being mentioned in the Golden Book this week. james sets a fantastic example always following instructions first time, not being afraid to try his own ideas and working hard. Well done James these are qualities of a future leader.

Welcome to the blog for 6A. Mrs Hutchinson has put Mr Adams in charge of the blog and as always he is struggling with the technology!

We will get a class photo on the top in the next few days.

In the meantime there is a prize for the first 5 children from 6A to come and tell Mr Adams what process we use to seperate the disolved solid from the liquid in a solution.

Well the end of the school year has come and gone. Welll done to the 6SA class of 2011. Not only did you achieve great things in your SAT but you also blew away the school inspectors with your hard work and outstanding behaviour. I really enjoyed teaching you all and will remember all of your great ideas and contributions to our lessons. You are outstanding individuals!

A number of parents have asked me about camp photos. Here are a selection for you to peruse. If you would like the full set for your private records (remember, no posting on Facebook please), there’s about 20 in total, please come and see me (Mr Adams) with a memory stick in the new school year and I will be happy to copy them for you.

I hope you are all enjoying your well earned break and I know you are all going to be amazing at Secondary School.

Enjoy the photos.

Well done to 6SA for raising over £47 with the innovative and ecological product, a pet worm! The class worked hard all week thinking about price and profit, packaging, target markets and advertising. We only spent £4.50 so thats almost 1000% return … beat that Mr Sugar, and we did it respectfully.

With the sudden snap to a long, cold winter and then preparing for SATs the firepit project has laid dormant for almost 6 months. However, today, the 5 boys involved were able to get out and complete the job. They had to redig the hole, level the ground using sand, mix their own mortar, chisel bricks to size and lay 3 courses of bricks … all in a day, and under the very close supervision of Mr Adams. Here you can see the boys working hard. Let’s start the barbques and camp fires!

This week we all went to visit the QMC to learn vital first aid skills. In a very hands on morning we learnt about CPR and the recovery position as well as how to deal with common emergancies such as electric shocks, choking and falling on broken glass. Here’s some photos of us practisng CPR and the recovery position.