We are pleased to be able to promote and support the local Community Cupboard, currently based at the Lunesdale Sports Hall, next to school. If you need to access this the service (and we hope you will), there is a video to show you how to register. We are so thankful to those involved in providing this invaluable service.  Please follow this Youtube link  https://youtu.be/EYpwiHn5-iw.

Jungle Challenges await our Year 6 and Year 5 children who are returning to school. Brace yourself for many disgusting and challenging experiences.

As we can’t be together for our Sports Day this year, we thought we would encourage you to take part in a mini sports day at home.  The staff have some ideas for what you might like to do at home (see the video below or follow this link Video although you might want to make sure you’re sitting comfortably with a brew and a biscuit – it takes a while…), although I’m sure you have many great ideas yourselves.

There will be more information coming out in emails over the next few days, but whatever you do, have fun and let us know how you get on!

We have been enjoying Joe Wicks’ fitness at School!

The chicks have been having fun playing outside with the children.

Look what we have been doing – Forest Masks!

Hope you like this clip of our chicks – they are growing well.

Just to confirm to the children who might be worried, the chicks are all doing fine.

6 New chicks have arrived in year 5  called Taco Cowin,Tyson fury, Tigger, Dwayne ‘the rock’ Johnson, Chick Damellis and Deontay Wilder. We have learnt that the chicks tongue grows in the egg before the beak; the incubator has to be 38 degrees and the eyes grow first. The chicks spent 21 days, or 3 weeks inside the eggs.  We have two types of chickens, Bantam our yellow and black chick, and Marans – the black ones.

We have recently sent a newsletter and Key Worker letter to parents – please read these.

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Regards Mr Jones

20th March 2020

Survey Monkey

Year 5 have had a very exciting time over the past few days – their eggs have hatched.

They are now caring for their new chicks.