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This week's star writer was chosen for using WOW words, great openers, and punctuation.
Well done!
You can read an extract below:
Once upon a time, there was a boy called Tiny Tom and his room was a gigantic mess. There was baggage everywhere, sometimes you could not see his floor! One morning, Tiny Tom woke up to a big problem. His dog Max had chewed up his homework. "Oh no!" cried Tom.
Pictured are some of our year 6 children who are learning how to ride their bicycles safely during our on-road cycle scheme with Sustrans.
Our Year 2/3 class made these beautiful collages made out of recycled paper.
What a wonderful display of sunflowers welcoming us back to school after our Summer holidays!
P5/6 wanted to wish our classroom assistant. Joanne, all the best as she goes off on maternity leave this week. The children all donated items for a baby hamper. The children enjoyed making guesses about baby Hamilton too - we are excited to meet him or her!
This week's Star writer was chosen for her use of great openers, WOW words and punctuation. Well done!
Read an extract of her writing below:
Last summer, I went to London with my mum and my sister Jai. I was petrified of the London bridge. I went in a taxi and I saw Buckingham Palace as well as the maze of the Queen’s garden. I also took a picture with…BIG BEN!
We have all been settling into Nursery over the past few weeks. We have made lots of new friends and we enjoy playing with lots of new toys.
Enjoy having a look at all the exciting things we have been up to.
The children have been busy this week turning their designs into reality.
They were creating t-shirts using fabric pens, materials, buttons and lots more. The children experienced using needle and thread and glue guns.
The children are looking forward to trying them on when they are finished and strutting their stuff :)
It was great fun to see the children take part in 'odd sock day' to show that's it's okay to be different. Check out Y5/6 class photo-it was a stinky 5 minutes!
On Wednesday the 13th of September 25 children from Artigarvan had the opportunity to go and watch the Ireland v West Indies match in Stormont. Unfortunately the match was cancelled due to the weather. However the children enjoyed the experience and met some of the Ireland players.
