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MK Dons Move and Learn Project Summer 2021
Children in Year 4 and Year 5 have enjoyed being part of the six-week MK Dons Move and Learn Programme which has been delivered by Kevin.
The six-week programme comprises of a combination of physical and theory elements. Firstly, the physical aspects of the programme includes various different warm-up games and activities to develop the children’s ABC’s. All activity is derived around the National Curriculum for PE, with some being sport-specific (football, handball, dodgeball). All activities are differentiated to ensure challenges and opportunities for success are provided for all pupils.
Secondly, the theory elements delve into various different areas of physical activity and healthy lifestyles. Starting with the benefits and effects of physical activity on the body and mind, pupils have explored the Eatwell Guide and have used this knowledge to investigate meal planning for a healthy, balanced diet. The final two weeks consist of the importance of hydration and the Joy of Moving, leading into each pupil making a personal pledge about physical activity and exercise.
Harvest Festival 2020 with a difference - outside in our 'bubbles'! Thank you to you all for the food donations that have been collected by Reverend Mark and delivered to the Food Larder in Winslow
Year 6 choosing their plants gifted by the Buckingham Garden Centre in aid of their charity Lindengate
What it would be like to be 80! by year 6. Congratulations to Amber who won the Christmas Card competition for Homestead. Some of the designs and what the children said about being 80 are in the document below. Enjoy!
Grandparents Afternoon Tea to celebrate Harvest - October 2019
Y5 had a lovely morning in October with the Year 1/2 class. It was all about 'shape'!
Year 6 had a great time at Woburn Safari Park in June.
All our lovely new books bought with the money from the sponsored read - well done to everyone who took part
To begin the last half term of the year we had a 'science week' in Y6 - all about the human body.
The Year 6s celebrated the end of SATs week by donning our wellies and trampling overgrown grasses, as a result of the recent rain in, in our conservation area.
Today we said, 'Goodbye' to our much loved LSA, Mrs Stevens, who has been with us for three years. We wish her every success in her new venture.
Thank you to students from Sir Thomas Freemantle School who came in and did a workshop with Year 3 and 4, then sang to and with us!
Taking our inspiration from the artist, Andy Goldsworthy, we created our own Easter Experience sculptures outside.
Fun outside as the weather starts to improve... thanks to the new 'all-weather surface' on the trim trail!
Congratulations to our two wonderful choirs who entered the Milton Keynes Festival in March. The KS1 choir scored a Commendation and the KS2 choir scored an amazing Distinction!
Thank you for all your cake contributions. We made a whopping £105! It was a delicious morning.
Welcome to the gallery! Please enjoy browsing our photographs.
Online Safety Talk with PC Brigginshaw
Snow Much Fun!
We have had a visit from a music teacher. She plays instruments in the woodwind section of the orchestra. She is offering us lessons in school time.
We have an amazing new 'Reflection Room' - complete with tree (now covered in green leaves)!
Children in Need day - 16th November 2018. We were invaded by spotty children!
We held a Talent Show in the afternoon. Here are some of the entertaining acts.
Thank you so much to everyone who provided gifts for the shoe boxes for the Samaritan's Purse 'Operation Christmas Child' appeal. 25 boxes have been made up!
'The Battle's Over' exhibition and Remembrance service on Friday 9th November.
These are our Remembrance Day displays - created by each class.
In October the Year 2 children from Whaddon First School joined us for 'Muddy Feet Friday'!
We had great fun doing some Egyptian Belly Dancing on Languages Day in September. We are told it's very good for toning the tummy!
Acorns and Conkers love to sing. They were in good voice singing campfire songs last summer!
Look at the fabulous cake that Callum's auntie baked for Year 6 leavers. We enjoyed it in the staff-room too!
