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Year 1 have been busy this week. We have been learning about where we live and the creatures that live in the sea as part of our 'Love where we Live Week'.
We have found out about the attractions in Weymouth, walked along the Esplanade and looked at King George III bathing machine. We carefully did a sketch of Brunswick Terrace and the Jubilee Clock. We are still busy creating are own Esplanade pictures using a variety of media.
We have also learnt facts about jellyfish and written our own little books about them. Having a dance teacher in on Monday was one of the highlights of the week. She taught the children a dance and they pretended they were under the sea.
The children in Year 5 have had a wonderful time during ‘Love Where You Live Week’, exploring our local area and finding out what makes it a unique and interesting place in which to grow up.
On a gusty day at the Andrew Simpson Sailing Academy, the children took to the choppy seas and did a great job in difficult conditions. Even the occasional capsize didn’t dent the children’s confidence and enthusiasm.
On Tuesday, the children had the chance to explore the Nothe Fort before it opened to the public. We learnt about the history of this unique local landmark and explored the labyrinthine tunnels below the surface. The children conducted themselves brilliantly on the walk home from school, even when the heavens opened. They really did themselves and Radipole proud.
In class, we have explored the Jurassic Coast in geography and tried our hand at watercolour painting in an art lesson.
Today, Year 6 went to the Andrew Simpson Sailing Centre for a morning on the water. In small groups, the children were able to sail small boats. Amazing job Year 6!
On Wednesday of Love Where We Live week, Key Stage Two were fortunate to have a visit from Richard and Hilary. The are volunteers from the education department in the RNLI. They came to give us advice on how to stay safe during the summer on the beach. Ask us about the flags or what shape to make in the water if we find ourselves in difficulty.
On Monday during Love Where We Live week, Year 6 visit the Nothe Fort. After 3 guided tours: World War Two, the Victorians and the ghost tunnels, we and a picnic in the Nothe gardens. Then, we enjoyed our walk back to school following the heritage trail.
Another fun-filled week in Year 2. Tuesday afternoon, we were lucky to have Mrs Tapscott in to teach the children an African Dance. It was so much fun, so much laughter and creative movements.
Of course, the highlight of the week was the Sports Day on Wednesday. Congratulations to the Year 2 children who really entered into the spirit of the sports, and a great big shout-out to the parents who came to watch. Well done to the parents who had-a-go too! Your children were proud of you too!
ICT has been amazing for the children are using the 2Paint a Picture on purple Mash to create pictures and patterns.
On Wednesday Reception took to the field to take part in our wonderful Sports Day. I’m sure the parents will agree that the children were true sportspersons by enjoying every moment and trying their best. There was the biggest number of parents and Grandparents entering the adult races and we saw the toddlers join in at the end.
It was a wonderful morning- thank you to everyone who supported it.
The sun shone brightly on the buzzing primary school sports day as students eagerly participated in various athletic events. Cheers filled the air as friendships were forged, teamwork thrived, and personal achievements were celebrated. The day showcased determination, sportsmanship, and a true sense of community, leaving lasting memories for all involved. Well done, Year 5! We're very proud.
On Wednesday, the children had a great time competing at sports day. They all tried hard and worked together as Callabadons. It was lovely to see everyone cheering each other on!!!
We loved the mum's and dad's race, watching them racing made us laugh.
What a lovely morning!
We were so thrilled with the writing in Reception, we just had to post it.
The children had to listen carefully before writing a dictated sentence, and then some of their own. Well done everyone.