Sam has sent in this picture he has drawn of him and Indi. It’s lovely to know that you are still thinking about your friends even though we aren’t all together at the minute.
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Gabbi’s Nature Picture
Gabbi sent in this nature picture of a field that she has made. I’m really impressed with how many different objects she has managed to use.
Ducklings!
Most of you will probably remember when I brought my rescue ducklings into school last year for you all to see. Over the Easter holidays my family were really pleased to see that one of our ducks has now had her own family of ducklings and they are all living happily on the canal near my house.
Spirited Arts Competition
Every year the National Association of Teachers of R.E. hold an art competition called Spirited Arts and this year we were going to take part as a school. As we can no longer do that, I am attaching the details of the competition in case anyone would like to create an entry at home. There are a number of themes on which your art could be created. These are judged in different age groups and the winners get themselves an Amazon voucher!
Full details can be found here: https://www.natre.org.uk/uploads/Spirited%20Arts/Spirited%20Arts%202020%20competition%20details.pdf and examples of previous year’s entries can be seen here: https://www.natre.org.uk/about-natre/projects/spirited-arts/spirited-arts-gallery/2019/
If you do create an entry, please send it into the school office so we can send the school entries in together.
Happy creating!
Mrs Gregory
A Prayer from Rev Hannah Lins
Rev Hannah and the Open The Book team have really missed coming into school, but have been thinking about us all.
Rev Hannah has shared this prayer with us to think about Easter:
Creator God,
We thank you that you are always with us, even in this strange and difficult time.
We pray for each other- for friends we cannot be with, family in different homes, our teachers, frontline workers, people who are unwell and those who look after them. We pray in our sadness as we notice dreams and hopes that, for now, are lost.
In our homes this holiday time, when we are worried, help us to feel your peace. When things go wrong, help us to know that we can always start again. When we feel joy, may we remember it and let it fill us.
On Good Friday, when so much of our normal lives has been given up, may we be comforted as we remember that Jesus gave everything up for us.
And when we celebrate life and hope on Easter Day, may it sink into our souls and make us happy. Wherever we are, and whatever we face, may we all know God’s love and look forward to a time when we can all be together again.
Amen.
Your Work
Here are pictures of some of the fab work you are doing at home.
Evan’s Book Review of Dirty Bertie
Jessica’s picture of Rapunzel and her seasons trees.
Dom’s review of The Quangle Wangle’s Hat
Lara’s maths and Queen’s knickers
Maddy’s letter about everything she’s been doing.
Indi’s review of Chirk Castle and Queen’s knickers
Parental Support – Reading Eggs / Reading Eggspress
As you may be aware, all pupils should have their own login to Reading Eggs / Eggspress at home as teachers are setting reading and spelling activities online.
Here is a guide to help you work with your pupils on the online resource: Reading Eggs – Parent Help Guide
Wednesday 1st April
Good Morning!
Happy April Fools Day!
Please let us know if you played a prank on anyone, was it funny? Did they think it was funny?
NHS Nightingale have put out a request for cheerful, happy pictures made by children to decorate the walls of the new hospitals that are being built. Once you have completed your drawing please send it to the nurses on the following email:
Kelly.curtis@copperfieldacademy.org
Pupil work – Keeping yourselves safe online!
Here is some very important work to do this week!
We are really keen that all pupils remain safe online – we are aware that some may be using their devices more than usual to do homework and keeping in touch with friends and family.
Here are some links to guide children and parents and carers in staying safe online:
What do you need to do if you need to report something?
- Use the NSPCC Website https://www.childline.org.uk/ or call 0800 11 11
- or send an email into school admin@bomereheath.shropshire.sch.uk
Fun activities!
Thank you for completing the work set by your teachers – we recognise that it is also great to keep busy with other activities. Hopefully the following activities are useful during the next week:
- Garden Scavenger Hunt
- Weather Diary
- Make a picture or write a letter for someone who is lonely
- Make a bird feeder – C-Beebies
- Design your own Super-Hero
- Rock art – paint a rock or make a sculpture using rocks – take a photo and send it in!
- Make your own comic strip
- If you own a bike, learn how to maintain it (with parent/carer permission and supervision) or clean it carefully! Halfords – Clean a bike Halfords – How to maintain a bike
- Learn to tie your laces
- Learn your address, phone number and parents’ phone number (in case of an emergency)
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