Children in Need -How to buy a duck

In each classroom, the school council / teachers have been put in charge of the duck race entry’s. If your child wishes to buy a duck, give the money (£2:00) to the teacher or school council and you can choose your desired duck.

Your child’s name will be put down underneath the duck and they will be handed a slip of paper with their duck on it.
They can buy a duck at break times and they are only permitted to buy one duck in total to ensure that everyone who wants one can have the chance. In larger classes, there are a maximum of 20 ducks to purchase, so first come, first served.
We hope that clarifies things,
Heidi and Amy
Student Council

Celebration Assembly – 6th November

Star of the Week :
Jaguar -Amy
Rhino – Evan
Tiger – Blake
Panda – Owen

Mathematician of the Week: Charlie C, Jayden, Harry B. Lilly & Rhys

Reader of the Week: Bradley, Katheryn, Sorrel & Sophie Co

Writer of the Week: Amelia, Peter, Jessica, Esme

Hand writers of the Week: Beau, Riley, Luca & Nia

Class DOJO Merits: Tiger Class

Well Done Everyone

Rhino Homework 6.11.20

This week, homework looks at how to recognise and write expanded noun phrases.

A noun phrase usually has a determiner (e.g. a or the etc) and a noun ( an object, thing or place etc) For example: a dog or the cinema.

An expanded noun phrase introduces an adjective to describe the noun e.g. a brown dog or the busy cinema.

Below is a video which explains further about expanded noun phrases.

BBC Bitesize – Expanded noun phrases

Below is the link to this week’s homework. There are 3 progressive activities, which can be used to further extend learning if feel appropriate.

Year 4 – Identifying-Noun-Phrases

Ariana how you can help

To help our world here are 3 steps :
Ride your bike to school instead of a car ?‍♀️?
Have quick showers to not waste water?
And pick up litter people have dropped?

Children In Need 2020 – Heidi and Amy – Student Council

On the 13th of November 2020, Myddle School are taking part in this years Children in Need (Pudsey Day.) Our theme is rainbow to thank the NHS for all their wonderful work through out this crazy year. We would like to mention that it is a £1:00 donation to come dressed up; make sure that you can do PE in these clothes.
Each year there is an annual duck race hosted by the BBC. Buy a duck for £2:00 and get the chance to win a box of sweets. There is a choice of 20 ducks, all based of famous characters eg: Leonardo da Swimci, James Pond, Hey Duckee and many more. One duck will win and who ever chose that particular duck will get a prize. There will be one winner from each class.
Good luck!

The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal

In school we always support the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.

This week there will be a selection of items on sale within school. Please see below a list of the items and their prices –

Poppy – minimum donation of 20p
Reflective poppy – 50p
Zip Pull – 50p
Snap band rulers – £1.50
Wristbands – £1.00

If your child wishes to purchase any of the above items, they must bring the money with them to school. Items cannot be purchased from the school office, nor can the school office pass money to children if it has been forgotten.

Please ensure that your child brings the correct money as change cannot be given.

An order form will be given to each class every morning for children to place their orders. All items will be sold on a first come first serve basis.  Purchased items will be given to children at the end of each day.

School Photographs Reminder

Dear Parents/Guardian

Just a quick reminder that School Photographs are taking place in school on Monday.

Mrs Smith

Thank you

Thank you so much to the Munn family who are currently renovating the PE shed. It looks fantastic  ?

 

Rhino Cave Paintings

This term, the children have been learning how to draw animals and people in detail. They have been learning planning and sketching techniques to ensure their drawings are accurate and in proportion.

The final part of their learning was to plan, design and create a cave painting. They used charcoal and sand paper to create a realistic end result.

I’m sure you’ll agree, they look great. Well done Rhino class and a huge thank you to Mrs Harris for her excellent art teaching.

CEOP
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