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MYDDLE C/E PRIMARY SCHOOL

 

Each year the Rotary Club reward a child in our school, for progress they’ve made. Congratulations go to Maya Ridgway, from Year 4, to whom the Rotary Club presented a certificate and dictionary at St Peter's School, Wem. Maya was accompanied by our head teacher, Linda Jeffery who received a £50 donation from the Rotarians, on behalf of our school. 

 

Summer Term Class Work includes the following:

Class 1 - counting & calculating, reading & spelling, fantasy stories & poems, growth & growing, where fruit & vegetables come from around the world, weather, programmable equipment (Bee Bots), loud & quiet and Van Gough.

Class 2 - handwriting, spelling & reading, maths, food chains & habitats, food & design, our local environment, timbre & tempo, journeys & junk modelling, religions, road safety, the Tudors, French and how to use & develop questions.

Class 3 - reading, writing & spelling, numeracy, the Victorians, light sources and how we see, Still Life, sensing measurements of environmental data, contrasts between Llandudno & Myddle, rhythm & composition, controllable Fairground devices, justice, and French.

 

2^nd June - A very hot day...but Class 1, led by Kerry Goddard,

shouldered their packed lunches and water bottles and went to Stapeley Water Gardens and had a wonderful visit.   I am informed, by a reliable source, that they saw fish, giant snails, lots of reptiles, flamingos, statues (with no clothes on!) and a tortoise named “Trevor”!

11th June - Class 3 went to Lichfield 'Open Door' at the

Cathedral for the day. They were  involved in one of 15 activities on offer that included  making stained glass windows, brass rubbing, ringing handbells, drama and card making They also had a tour of the Cathedral, took part in a service and joined in some singing. Governors, Rev. Peter Barnes and Bob Jeffrey went along, with Miss Jeffery, and Teaching Assistant Naomi Davies.
16th June - we held an orienteering day, in the school grounds.  Pupils were instructed in map reading and the use of a compass.

Year 6 (Final year) Students - Nigel Smith, Assistant Head, from The Corbet School, at Baschurch visited the children in Yr 6 in June and they, in turn, will be visiting The Corbet  for a whole day in July.