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YEAR ONE ARE IN STITCHES
YEAR ONE ARE IN STITCHES
It is puppet making time in Year One. The process started with an examination of all types of puppet, then a planning and designing lesson, followed by a sewing session. Finally, the young puppeteers got down to making their felted hand puppet. They had to thread their needles and execute a neat running stitch. They did spectacularly well with their sewing last week. Next week we will bring you the finished and decorated puppets. It will be worth the wait, we promise.
IT IS CHRISTINGLE TIME IN YEAR TWO
IT IS CHRISTINGLE TIME IN YEAR TWO
Year Two's RE unit this term is entitled, 'Jesus - Light of the World.' The children have been looking at how the Nativity is depicted in artwork, both traditional and modern. They discovered the Christian message of incarnation (Jesus is representing God in human form, according to Christian teaching) is conveyed by showing Jesus bathed in light. They have rounded off the unit by making their own Christingles. The orange represents the world. The red ribbon symbolises the love and blood of Christ. The sweets and dried fruit show all of God's creations, while the lit candle is Jesus - the light of the world, bringing hope to people living in darkness.The word Christingle mean's Christ's light.
Year Two's RE unit this term is entitled, 'Jesus - Light of the World.' The children have been looking at how the Nativity is depicted in artwork, both traditional and modern. They discovered the Christian message of incarnation (Jesus is representing God in human form, according to Christian teaching) is conveyed by showing Jesus bathed in light. They have rounded off the unit by making their own Christingles. The orange represents the world. The red ribbon symbolises the love and blood of Christ. The sweets and dried fruit show all of God's creations, while the lit candle is Jesus - the light of the world, bringing hope to people living in darkness.The word Christingle mean's Christ's light.
Check out what is happening at Skylarks this term - there are lots of Christmas activities coming up
Skylarks is an independent Richmond upon Thames-based charity that provides activities and therapies for children with disabilities and additional needs based at the Crossway Centre in Richmond. Please click on the link for more information.
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Coffee morning with the
Mental Health Support Team (MHST)
Mental Health Support Team (MHST)
Would you like to know how to help your
child manage their worries or low moods?
Would you like some advice on how to manage
some common behaviour difficulties?
Then this coffee morning is for you.
The MHST is an early intervention and prevention service that focuses on supporting children and young people with mild to moderate mental health presentations such as anxiety, low mood and common behavioural difficulties by providing a range of tailored support to children, parents and schools. The MHST is a school-based team of different mental health professionals who provide support to all primary and secondary schools in Kingston and Richmond. With this in mind, we would like to inform you of the upcoming coffee morning.
Wednesday 15th January
9am St Stephen’s Studio
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