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ADVENT:

Advent is the season leading up to Christmas.  It is a time of preparation when we think about the birth of the baby Jesus.  The first Sunday of Advent is the 3rd December.  During Advent, we go to church and get ready for the special day on December 25th. In church the priest lights a candle every Sunday, which symbolise  Hope, Peace, Joy and Love and on Christmas day, he will light a white candle that symbolises Jesus.   In class, we are celebrating Advent with  a Jesse Tree.  Each day we hang a picture on the tree, which represents a different story from the Old Testament - the final picture is the birth of Jesus in the New Testament.  Advent is a very special time.

Emma.

ODD SOCKS DAY

Odd socks day is all about showing that we are all  unique .  It is the start of Anti-Bullying week when we make sure that everyone knows that bullying is wrong and that no one should put up with it.  On this day, we also celebrated World Kindness Day.  We celebrate World kindness day by being kind and not being mean to each other.  It is important that kindness is celebrated and is more powerful that bullying.  Everyone should stand up to bulling.    We encourage people to be themselves and to appreciate that we are all special and unique and that no one should feel bad because they are different.  Odd Socks Day was initiated by the Anti-Bully Alliance and also creating safer environments across the country.  

Alicja

WIMBLEDON HIGH SCHOOL!

This term, year 5 and 6 have been lucky enough to visit Wimbledon HIgh School. They go on this trip so that they can get ready for secondary school  and understand what the next stage of their school life is going to be like. Wimbledon high school  is a great opportunity to really get to know what changes they will go through in secondary school. The people there are very kind and understanding when helping you with tasks and projects. Everyone who has gone there, has loved going  and has had lots of fun attending this special trip.

Emma.

Class T's assembly🎉

Class T did an assembly  about justice to tell  people how to be  kind to each other. There was one story about a school and they were in art, they were sketching with charcoal but one child didn't have charcoal so then a child got an idea and she said, ''How about we snap the charcoal in half so everyone can join in.'' This shows that we can all share so that it is fair  for everyone.  The children performed a liturgical dance about justice.  The other years who came to watch the performance really enjoyed it.

by Sara in class T

Christmas RECIPICES!

Szarlotka-

Ingredients 

half a lemon, 

6 large Bramley apples, 

4 tea spoons of soft brown sugar,

 one tea spoon of ground cinnamon,

45 grams of plain flour (plus extra for dusting) 

1 tea spoon baking powder ,

200 grams unsalted butter cut in pieces (extra for greasing) 

225 grams of golden caster sugar, 

3 egg yokes, plus one whole egg,at room temperture,

1 tea spoon natural yogert, 

1 tea spoon lemon zest, 

1 tea spoon vanilla extract, icing sugar, for dusting,

300ml pot whipping cream, 

1 tea spoon cinnamon.. AND TA=DA!

Method

STEP 1
Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Grease and line a 20 x 29cm baking tray with baking parchment.

christmas fairy cakes-

ingredients

175grams of butter,softend

175grams golden caster sugar

finely grated zest of 1 orange

3 medium free-range eggs

175grams self -raising flour

1 tbsp milk (if necessary)

for decoration

200grams of icing sugar

and silver balls, candle and fondant icing....just to make it look nice!

method


CHRISTMAS DISCO !

The Christmas Disco took place on Saturday 2nd December in the school hall.  It was lots of fun.  There were balloons everywhere and a DJ played fabulous music all afternoon.  There was lots of candy on display for everyone to eat and noodles and hot dogs in the Wynfrith room.  We asked Sara in year 6 what she thought of the event.   She said that it was fun because she could hang out with her friends.  The disco was an amazing success and the FoSB raised lots of money for our school.

Thanksgiving

 Thanksgiving Day is an annual national holiday in the United States and Canada celebrating the harvest and other blessings of the past year. Americans generally believe that their Thanksgiving is modelled on a 1621 harvest feast shared by the English colonists (Pilgrims) of Plymouth and the Wampanoag people. On this special American holiday, most children will get the day off. The date of  Thanksgiving is the 23rd of November.

by Teddy

Art club competition

In art club the have been working on a project to make creative animals.

The teacher who has been hosting art club is Mrs Dal Santo. She has submitted the children's wonderful designs to a competition and the best ones will be published in a book. The designs had to be of a unique pet that they would want as their pet, and they were all different from their friends.

By Andrea   Class S

TOP FIVE CHRISTMAS JOKES:😂

Why does Scrooge love Rudolf  so much?  /  Because every buck is dear to him!

What is every parents favourite Christmas song? /  Silent night!

What did Adam say on the night before Christmas? / Its Christmas Eve!

Elves use what kind of money? /  Jingle bills!

by Emma.

Best Christmas song

We voted amongst the children for the best christmas songs and here are the top seven.  

All i want for christmas is you by -Mariah Carey 

White christmas by- Bing Crosby

Last christmas by - wham

Have yourself A merry christmas by - Warmer Archive

Jingle bell rock by - Darly Hall and John Oatrs

Happy xmas by unknown

Rockin'    Around the christmas tree by - Brenda Lee



COOL THREADS AND RAINBOW BANDS:

Cool Threads and Rainbow Bands is a group of year 6's who sold homemade bracelets on 15th of December at the Christmas breakfast and after school. Cool Threads sold bracelets made out wool threads and they cost £1-£3. They have made very beautiful designs and there was a huge  variety of different colours and charms to choose from. They are very beautiful too.   All the money raised goes towards the year 6 end of year events.  Thank you to all those who supported the year 6 team.  

No pens day 😃

No Pens Day was all about thinking of other ways to work together and communicate.  On No Pens Day, there was  no writing allowed, so all the lessons were problem solving and discussion based.  We were lucky enough to go outside and use chalk for maths.  This day raises awareness about the 1.9 million children who struggle with talking and understanding words, No Pens Day 2023 took place on Wednesday 29th November 2023 and was really good fun. 

by Teddy