Did you get sporty today?
Well, the rain came – just like when we usually have sports day! We hope you managed to complete at least some of the challenges set by the West Yorkshire School Games for the Virtual Sports Day. Don’t forget to submit your results here : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfdEX8xOo-PtkFwasg0B7deXM1uzvMQMFAPwpKCU9yEKG6qqg/viewform
Hall of Home Learning Fame
Thank you Amelie for sharing your circulatory poster and your homemade pillow.
A new youth group coming to Scholes…
I am the leader of The Tribe Youth Group and we are looking at setting up our fourth group in Scholes. We are planning to open in September.We were announced as Youth Group of the Year for Leeds in the recent Child Friendly Leeds Awards. Activities we offer include creative, lifeskills, the I am Me project (which is about health and fitness) including physical and mental health. We also offer outings and community service projects.Please contact 07756-585864 for more information.Jean, The Tribe Youth Group
Life skills
Lilia has been in touch this week to tell me all about what she’s been doing when she hasn’t been in school. Her artistic flair has been demonstrated when she was allowed to paint her shed – it looks amazing and very bright!
She has also been trying out her baking skills too. She made eclairs for the first time and they look delicious. I hope she is saving one for me!
Library books
Hello.
Hope you are all well?
Please can you start to return any library books to school that you may have at home. If the weather is fine, there will be a table outside that you can put them on. If it’s a rainy day, there will be a box just inside the entrance. Thank you.
Creating your own RIC reading questions
Eva has worked hard to create her own RIC questions. Take a look and see if you can answer the questions.
Hall of (home learning) Fame
Another day, another #HoHLF post and another opportunity for more home learning heroes to be inducted into the Hall of (home learning) Fame!
First up, this superstar (who has kept in regularly contact – thank you) has been smashing an array of home learning including this…
Our other entrant today is Ellis (who, again, has kept in regular contact – thank you!). He’s completed another excellent PowerPoint presentation – this time about water safety.
Awesome work!
Hello Year 5/6S
Good morning Year 5/6 S. How are you all this morning? I hope you all had a lovely weekend. The weather is glorious this morning which will definitely make everyone feel happy today. I hope your home learning is still going well. Please make sure you keep emailing me and sending me photos of your work- I love hearing from you. I am missing having all our class together, even though it’s been lovely having some children back in school.
Anyway, enjoy your Monday and the lovely weather.
Missing you all.
Mrs H.x
Hall of (home learning) Fame
Hello everyone
We hope you’re all OK and are keeping yourselves happy, healthy and safe.
This week, we’ve all completed some awesome home learning. However, one topic in particular seemed to catch the attention of our forward-thinking, considerate class members: Black Lives Matter.
If you haven’t seen this learning, you’re in luck. These awesome entrants to #HoHLF have summarised it perfectly for you.
Click here to see an amazing presentation from Ellis – well done, Ellis! You’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF.
And, click here to see another amazing presentation from this superstar.
Well done, you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF.
Father time: A character description
Here are some desriptions from our reading lesson today.
John’s blue scarf thumped up and down on his chest while his heavy, green wellington boots slowly slithered up the road. His camo hat helped stop the rain from beating heavily on his head. A ragged bag slung over his shoulder as he trailed on down the cobbled road. A stonewall, icy cold from the bitter air, stood tall while foogy mist crept by.
By Elizabeth
Nobody knows why but the weather changes depending on what John is feeling. The foggy, misty air seemed to swallow him whole and he suddenly became extinct from the world. All you could hear was the clocks- tick, tock, tick, tock. The sound faded to a nothingness.
By Madsion
Mark trudged along the cobbled road. Pulling the clock-filled sack onto his aching back, he sighed wearily once again. The sky was a foggy, dismal cover of rain. His beige coat with a broken zip had lost its purpose – just like him. His wife’s bright, blue scarf was his last good memory of her. Now, it warmed his neck and soothed his shattered hat.
By Eve
Walking down the uneven street, the damp air breathed across Johnny’s face. The foggy downpour of rain had taken over the day and all he wanted to do was to snuggle up in his bed. His bag was soaked through and his hat covered his sad eyes. Countless clocks sung in harmony made him think back to all his sunny memories.
By Olivia