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Alison from the Dogs Trust, based at Roden, came to visit KS2 classes today. She taught the children many ideas about maintaining safety around dogs. Pupils in Wrekin, Stiperstones and Grinshill talked through scenarios and situations and found out how to interact with dogs in various places.
If you would like any more information about Dogs Trust, please visit https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/our-centres/shrewsbury/
As you may know, Clubs commenced this week!
After a hiatus due to the pandemic, we are so pleased to start up our fantastic clubs again! The staff are delighted to welcome pupils after school and at lunch times to their respective clubs.
Please be assured that we are taking additional precautions such as extra cleaning, adults wearing face masks and keeping pupils from different classes separate during the club. We will continually review this.
Clubs we are running: netball, newshounds, colour and chat, felt, cross-stitch, choir, music, Young Voices, book club….and more!
If you wish your child to participate, please enquire in the school office!
Hello and welcome to new and returning pupils, parents and carers!
Mr Field, Mrs Horton, Mrs Norris and Mrs Oxford will be teaching Wrekin class this year. In addition, Miss Ryan will take a PE lesson (Thursday) and Mrs Kessel-Fell will teach music (Tuesday). Mr Lack and Mrs James will be supervising during lunchtimes too!
Our history topic is Crime and Punishment!
It is great to see the pupils back at school after their summer holiday, however we know that it can cause anxious feelings. If you would like to speak with Mr Field, please catch him on the gate or call into the office to arrange an appointment.
Wrekin Homework and Spellings are now hosted on Microsoft Teams – under the Homework Channel.
Please log in to your Teams account to find the spellings and homework activities!
Rev. Hannah, Rev. Mary-Lou and Pat have been busy thinking about how they can share Worship with us while we aren’t all in school together. They have made this video to share an Open the Book story, a prayer and a song with us all.
You may not be aware that it is Mental Health Awareness Week!
This year’s theme is kindness, with the week running from 18 – 24 May.
The focus on kindness is a response to the coronavirus outbreak, which is having a big impact on people’s mental health.
What have you done to show kindness?
What could you do to show kindness?
For more information see this Newsround article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/52557800
This week’s challenge is Dodgeball. Please click here. You will find how to enter, what to do and how to adapt the challenge to make it harder!
Remember, #VirtualSTWSchoolGames is open to all primary school age children – simply send the videos of your challenge attempt to schoolgames@energizestw.org.uk
Please remember that each entry requires parental permission.
It can be a struggle once school work is completed each day to find lots of different activities to focus on!
Here is a link to the National Geographic Home Is Good website, which includes some interesting and exciting craft, science and research activities for adults and children to do together.
I saw some excellent Egyptians work last week. Here is Georgiana’s report all about the Egyptians!
It is very factual and full if interesting ideas. I can tell you enjoyed writing this, Georgiana!
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Bomere Heath CE Primary School
The Crescent,
Bomere Heath,
Shrewsbury,
SY4 3PQ
Tel: 01939 290359
Executive Headteacher: Mrs Julie Ball
Office Manager: Maria Whittaker
