Assembly: On Monday we had an assembly about robins because they are very resilient, resourceful, ready and they take risks. We were told to be the robin and do the 5RS.
In assembly on Tuesday everyone was giving examples of how words can hurt someone or compliment someone. Some people stood up and said how they’d been hurt by someone. But then some people said how they’d been complimented by people and really cheered everyone up.
Joke of the week: What do you say to a blind dinosaur? Do you think the dino SAUR-US?
A puzzle: Why do you always walk with your RIGHT foot first? Because when you put 1 foot in front the other ones always LEFT behind.
This week’s star of the week: Olivia because she’s always there for you, because she’s really kind, she always puts a smile on peoples faces and many more.
Lessons: On Monday we had a lesson about gas and we made a gas answer and question sheet with 3 or 2 people on our table. In art we have been making Aztec God's eyes, using a weaving technique and we learned about the ancient city of Tenochtitlan in Mexico.
Writer of the week: William for his wonderfully persuasive letter about banning football and Jack for his disastrous play instructions.
Interviewing: Juliet.
Interview questions:
1).What has been favourite lesson of the week and what did you learn from it?
My favourite lesson of the week was science because I learnt lots of new facts about gases and it was fun.
2).What mistakes have you learnt from this week and how could you use them mistakes to help you next time?
In mathematics I didn’t check my answers and I got some wrong.
3).Have you enjoyed and learnt everything from this week?
Yes because this week has been a very exciting week, especially in mathematics because we made our own probability shows.
4).If you could restart this week again what would you do to make it better?
Read Mr. Edwards’ comments, which he had written in my book, and then read my work again to see why he has written it and where he has written it.
5).Did you enjoy being in Sycamore during the O2?
Yes because we got to see how other classes act and learn and also I did very fun learning activities with my friends that I usually don’t get to see.
Table points update:
Mercury: 79
Venus: 65
Saturn: -3
Neptune: 10
Jupiter: 28
All together: 179
Exciting events: On Wednesday 30th of January some people had the chance to go to the O2. The year 6 songsters had the pleasure to be taken by Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Thornhill & Mrs. Thomas.
Alex’s opinion on the O2: It was a great thing to be a part of and it was even greater with my friends and teachers.
Achievements: This week Phoebe got a merit in her ballet. Also two of Willows great swimmers were rewarded medals. Lydia a bronze medal and Juliet 3 gold medals!
