SJB Primary School

Results will be in tomorrow but the boys are very pleased with how they did.

We had a fantastic afternoon yesterday listening to finalists in our Reading Competition. All children performed in class first and then the best teams competed in front of the whole school. Very well done to all those who took part in class and in the hall. Thank you to our judges too – you had a very tricky job.

From looking at the blog it looks like Year 5 have had a very quiet time but we can assure you we have been super busy!

We have coded in computing.

We have complete two art projects! We have carved leopards into clay and we have created figures using wire and mod-roc.

We have been learning the PCornet with Gill Benjamin from the Ulverston Training Band.

In R.E we have learnt about Eid and tried some traditional celebration dishes.

We received our Cyclewise certificates.

We have completed our Science module and presented our learning about the Earth and the planets to the rest of the class.

Thank you for your support at the book swap this afternoon.

Some Book Week creativity based on our current book Mama Miti by Donna Jo Napoli and Kadir Nelson.

Yesterday, we had a brilliant taster day at UVHS. We got to try lots of new exciting things! We cracked codes in maths, solved a mystery in history, made a key ring in technology, composed some music on the computers and conducted a science experiment!

We have come away very excited about our futures and we would like to say a huge thank you to Mr Butler and UVHS for creating such an exciting day.

A great run Leanne! 2.7km on one the muddiest courses a runner could possibly run on.

We are all incredibly proud of you!!!

Well done girls. You played well in unfavourable conditions!

We worked with the Beebots today. First we created a Bee-Bot World. Then we wrote a sequence of instructions and programmed the Beebots. Finally, we pressed go and watched what happened!

We recently sent four players to play tennis at UVHS!

With all the points added together, we understand that we have come in 1st place.

Well done Year 5 and 6 players.