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Running and Skipping Virtual Competition Winners
Well done to our winners who received a water bottle and certificate for these School Games competitions!
This week, all our classes have visited St Bridget's church for an interactive telling of the Easter story. Revd Thompson joined us and helped us consider Easter from Peter's point of view.
Each class prepared an offering in the form of a song or poem as well as a prayer. These have been posted on Seesaw for parents and family members to see. Below are a few photographs of one of the mornings.
The walk from school, to and from church, allowed the children to spot the signs of spring and new life and consider links to the Easter story.
On Tuesday 23rd March we held a day of reflection in school to remember the year that has gone by and look with HOPE to the future. We came to school dressed in yellow and raised £300 for Marie Curie / Hospice at Home.
The children enjoyed creating daffodils ready for Cockermouth's Daffodil Day in April and Mrs. Shankland from The Rotary came to pick them up... we have also created a Host of Golden Daffodils to brighten up our school.
On Thursday 11th March we all dressed up to celebrate World Book Day - as well as being back in school. It was lovely to see so many smiling faces and fun activities taking place in the classrooms.
Here are a few photos of the day!
https://vimeo.com/491248030 Christmas Guitar Music
https://www.bridekirkdovenby.cumbria.sch.uk/gallery/ Woodwind Group
Primary 2 have been exploring the theme of gifts during their RE lessons over the past few weeks. We've discussed how it feels to give and to receive a gift. We've also talked about the gifts that were given to baby Jesus in the story of The First Christmas. The children explored why Christians might consider Jesus to be a special gift from God, and the greatest gift of all.
We then moved on to talk about whether gifts have to be something we've bought, and the children said we can give gifts that we've made. We made kindness cards the other week to give out to people and we discussed how things such as kindness, helpfulness and listening can also be very important gifts.
On Friday afternoon the children mastered a special paper folding technique to make contemporary Christmas trees from catalogues or magazines. Mrs Marrs and I were amazed at how quickly they picked up the folding, and so many of them didn't ask for any help at all. Perseverance personified in Primary 2!
We were so proud.
The children couldn't wait to take their trees home and give these as gifts to their families. They all looked stunning. Merry Christmas everyone.
I am pleased to announce that Molly has won the star baker award in the PBP Lockdown Cookbook competition. Her cheese pie recipe was amazing and will feature as the star recipe in the ebook which PBP are busy pulling together.
In the meantime, she will get her certificate, £10 Amazon voucher and a £100 voucher for the school.
WELL DONE MOLLY B!