Y5&6 Indoor Athletics

CONGRATULATIONS to our Y5&6 Indoor Athletics squad who have qualified through to the final of the North Shropshire School Games, having finished 1st in both the Boys and Girls events at the Corbet School earlier this week.

 

Y6 Geography

As part of their topic of ‘Rivers’, the Y6s were today focusing their studies on ‘dams’, which culminated in them working in small groups to demonstrate the purpose of a dam.

Y6 Jaguar class – Science

The Y6 Jaguar class pupils were learning about the digestive system today in Science.

Y6 Jaguar Art

They Y6 Jaguar class, as part of their art work topic of ‘Plants and Flowers’, really enjoyed their ‘hapa zome’ printing technique today to produce what you can see on the display board……

Y6 Science

After two weeks of waiting, the Y6s gathered the results to their Science investigation today, identifying the conditions of the eggs (teeth) after placing them in coffee, coke, water, milk and orange juice. Needless to say, the observations weren’t too pleasant!

Y6 Art

As part of their Art topic of ‘Plants and Flowers’, the Y6s used the technique of wiring today to create some superb flowers to go along with their flowers using paper from last week. 🌷💐🥀🪴 Here’s our class display, demonstrating how talented some of the pupils are in their creativity.

Y6 Geography

As part of the Y6s Geography topic of ‘Rivers’, the pupils used different art resources to demonstrate ‘erosion’ and ‘deposition’ as a river meanders on it’s journey.

 

Y6 Science

Today, the children worked in groups to begin their investigation on which drinks cause teeth to decay the most.

Our School’s Christian Values – Truthfulness

Our School’s Christian Values – Truthfulness

Dear Parents/Carers,

At Myddle, our Christian values guide and inspire us each day. This half term, we are focusing on the value of Truthfulness — being honest in our words and actions, acting with integrity, and building trust in our relationships with others.

Through our worship, lessons and daily interactions, we will encourage children to reflect on truthfulness by:

– Learning from the example of Jesus, who taught the importance of truth, honesty and living with integrity.
– Exploring why telling the truth matters, even when it is difficult, and how honesty helps build trust and strong relationships.
– Encouraging children to be truthful in their choices, take responsibility for their actions, and speak with kindness and respect.

We invite you to join us in exploring this value at home by talking about the importance of honesty and trust in everyday life. This could include discussing how it feels when people are truthful, how to make things right after a mistake, and how being honest helps us grow. Please see the link for ideas on how you can explore this value together as a family.

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KS2 Chess tournament

Well done to the KS2 pupils who represented the school in a chess tournament today at Prees. It was a great experience for them competing against pupils from other schools. Thank you to Mrs Emerton Maka for escorting the pupils to this event.