
Darlinghurst is 40 years old (and that's older than me!)
To celebrate we have numerous activities going on next week ranging from a helicopter visit on Monday to a banquet on Thursday. It should be very enjoyable and I am looking forward to it all. Get a full run down of what's happened in next weeks blog!
Mega Bouncy Castle Event
As part of the celebrations the school's PTA has arranged a Mega Bouncy Castle Event for Friday 3rd July between 2.30pm and 5.30pm. The cost is £6.00 for a wristband, which is for unlimited use of at least 12 Bouncy Castles. Sounds like fun to me, I wonder if adults are allowed?
Headlines from Mr Knight
What a steamy week we have had this week. The school has been very hot every day and I am very surprised that the children and the staff can manage to concentrate throughout the day. It is even more surprising to see some of our children wearing a fleece zipped up to the top even when temperatures are reaching record levels! Please encourage your children to dress for the weather - there is no need to wear a fleece when the sun is shining and even the seagulls are sweating!
We have a very full and busy week next week as we will be dedicating the week to celebrating the fact that the school is 40 years old. Highlights include a visit by a helicopter to take aerial photographs, an Open Day (Wednesday 1st July), a reunion opportunity (also 1st July), a celebration street banquet (Thursday 2nd July) and to round up the week a “Bouncy Castle" event on Friday. You should have received details about all of these events in the last few weeks - all we have to do now is survive the week!!
What else has been happening at Darlinghurst Primary and Nursery school this week?
Another fun week had by all. The children have been very busy helping me with their reports this week and telling me all the things they enjoy about school. We have also had fun with making edible pirate boats. The children have shown me how very good they are at spreading butter, cheesespead and jam, so there is no need to make the children's sandwiches for them in the morning....because they can do it themselves!!!
Here is what the children have said they have enjoyed this week.
James said 'I liked eating my pirate boat, it had cheesespread in the middle.'
Ryan C said 'I enjoyed making a race track with the guttering. My red car went very fast when it was going down the hill and then it came out.'
Alistair said 'I liked drawing with the Thomas book. Thomas is a little blue train with the number 1.'
Mitchell said 'I've enjoyed learning about numbers. Mrs Collison put her feet on the bugs when we were estimating!'
Next week we are really looking forward to our school birthday party, with lots of learning about the 1960's through dancing, clothes and most importantly lots of lovely food!! Have a lovely weekend.
Mrs Collison & Mrs Thomson
Another week has gone by and we are getting closer to our 40th Year celebrations. The children in 3/2B are beginning to get excited. A few children have been researching the 80's as homework for our 80's topic week. I'm really looking forward to all the things that we have got planned.
Here are some of the activities that the children have enjoyed this week:
I have enjoyed practising Street Dance because it is fun- Emma
I liked Street Dance because I am doing movements that I have never done before- Mikayla
Street Dance has been good because I know how to do all the dances now- Alisha
I've enjoyed Art because I like making my motif- Ai'sha
I like Art because I like being creative-Grace
I am enjoying Art because I've never done this (designing dinosaur motif to sew on bag) before- Evan
I enjoyed KS1 Borough Sports because I was competing against children that I didn't know- Ryan
I really liked swimming because I like to learn new stuff- Liam
Swimming is great because I like to learn new activities- Alfie
Our blog is a little bit short this week because half of the class were out doing shared reading with Mr Martin's class. Most of the class always have something to say, 3/2B have a very positive attitude towards school. That's why I enjoy teaching them so much.
Have a lovely weekend and keep on gathering information about the 80's please!! - Miss Bernard
In science we have been looking at rocks and their properties and seeing if they are permeable or impermeable. We used lots of water for that! - Chyna and Connor
Monday: we learnt about air resistance and practised making the Darlinghurst badge for the 40th anniversary. Tuesday: we did Tudor work for a display.
Wednesday: we finished it off.
Thursday: we watched a DVD on Shabbat then we wrote about the main parts of it.
Friday: in the morning we finished the RE off and then we had a practice for Open Day and then we had Golden Time.
On Friday, an amount of children went to Mrs Chatterton to practice chords for the school song on the 40th anniversary.There were 4 children from Class 5B, Tavis,Aaron,Max and Molly.
They got on really well and really enjoyed it.