4 years ago
Posted on 10th Jan 2020 by Mr P Glover

Worship Council

Yesterday, a group of pupils completed their training to become members of the Worship Council. After applying by letter to Mrs Williams for the position of a Worship Councillor back in December, seven pupils were selected to represent the school.

Along with pupils from Baschurch, they all took part in a training session with Alex Wolvers (Christian Distinctiveness Advisor) and Rev. Clayton. As part of the Worship Council, pupils will both plan and deliver worship at each school. During the training, they learnt how to create practical activities by taking part in active praying. The children really enjoyed these activities and were able to think deeply about local and world issues.

The pupils also worked together to create a Federation Prayer, which now can be used by the councillors and pupils at both schools.

The day was a real success and all pupils now can’t wait to get started with the planning and preparations for their first worship in school. The day ended with the pupils receiving a certificate to commemorate their achievements of being selected and successfully completing their training as a member of the Worship Council.

Well done to Isla C, Amy C, Cassius M, Sophie C, Alex F, Charley M and Leo M.

4 years ago
Posted on 07th Dec 2019 by Mr P Glover

Christmas Fayre Success

Thank you to all those that attended today’s Christmas Fayre. It was lovely to see so many children and their families, as well as members of the community having a great time, getting into the festive spirit and supporting the school.

I would also like to thank all members of our PTA, for all their hard work in planning and organising such a successful event.

Thank you from all at Myddle CE Primary School.

4 years ago
Posted on 06th Dec 2019 by Mr P Glover

Rhino Homework 6.12.19

Homework this is:

Adverbs – identifying and using appropriate adverbs correctly.

Adverbs describe verbs and usually end in ly

4 years ago
Posted on 06th Dec 2019 by Mr P Glover

Roman Mosaics

This week, Rhino class have been designing and making their own Roman Mosaics. Having already mixed their own colours and painted numerous pieces of paper in preparation, the children had to cut out uniform pieces and stick them accurately to reflect their deigns.

4 years ago
Posted on 26th Nov 2019 by Mr P Glover

Rhino Class put the ‘Power’ into PowerPoint

This week the pupils in Rhino class have be learning how to use PowerPoint to record their learning. They have been learning how to use the programme to showcase what they have learnt about the Romans including details from their recent trip to Chester.

Today we learnt how to:

Open, save, create new slides, alter the theme, import pictures and change font types.

All pupils are excited to continue next week.

4 years ago
Posted on 24th Nov 2019 by Mr P Glover

Rhino Homework 22.11.19

Homework this week is:

Multiplication.

Use the multiplication grid to help answer various multiplication calculations.

4 years ago
Posted on 16th Nov 2019 by Mr P Glover

Rhino Homework 15.11.19

Homework this week is:

Identifying correct use of and using inverted commas

Please ensure homework is completed and handed in by the following Thursday.

4 years ago
Posted on 16th Nov 2019 by Mr P Glover

Anti-bullying at school

This week the children of the school participated in an interactive Anti-bullying assembly to learn how to combat and spot bullying behaviours both in and out of school.

Following this, pupils from Rhino Class took part in a workshop which included role play and practical activities. The children were awarded certificates for their efforts.

Well done everyone.

4 years ago
Posted on 12th Nov 2019 by Mr P Glover

Roman Rhinos in Chester

Rhino class had a fantastic day in Chester furthering their studies of the Romans. As well as acquiring new knowledge, they were also able to showcase lots of their learning within sessions. The staff were particularly impressed by how much they have already learnt.

The Behaviour of all children was an absolute credit to the school which made me incredibly proud. Well done Rhino class.

4 years ago
Posted on 09th Nov 2019 by Mr P Glover

Rhino Spellings

Each week, spellings will be given out to learn at home.

Each pupil will have a spelling book to both practise their spelling in and complete their spelling test. This means you will be able to look at the back of the book to see how your child has performed in the weekly test.

Spelling tests take place on Friday. New spellings are also given out on a Friday in order to give pupils a week to practise.

Try to encourage your child to learn their spellings in a range of ways:

Read out and write

Look, cover, write and check

Cursive handwriting

Spellings in sentences (this will really help with the understanding of the word by putting each spelling into a context)

Snow Leopards

Panda Class

Tiger Class

Rhino Class

Jaguar Class

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