Schools from across the Dawlish Learning Partnership met on Thursday 23rd February to compete in the annual DLP Cross country run. Runners were split into teams of children from years 3 & 4, who completed one lap of the course and teams of children from years 5 & 6 ran an extended route. Thanks to all…
We’re very excited to be welcoming Olympic athlete, Dan James to the school on Wednesday 8th March. Dan has competed for England and GB for over 8 years and has made over 75 appearances for the team including the London 2012 Paralympics. He plays in the special position of goalkeeper, which within blind football is…
We launched our writing week with Tell Tale stories who told us two great stories to help everyone with their ideas. Having thought that we might use animals in our own stories, we were then treated to a hands on show, where we met snakes, a millipede, a barn own and other fantastic creatures. It was…
Class 1 invited parents, grandparents and carers to come and join them in their play. They joined in with the general mischief as well as phonics, dough disco, maths and circle time. Thank you for coming to play with us.
As part of our Magic and Mystery topic, Class 1 have been exploring what happens when you mix different ingredients and liquids together. We added a little bit of this and a little bit of that to create magic potions; potions that can give invisibility, super speed and turn you into a rabbit! We wrote…
Class 1 have been developing all manner of physical skills with Mr Tyrell in PE. We’ve been sliding, balancing, going forwards and backwards and learning how to dismount with control, and in different ways, from the benches. Our confidence is growing and we are trying hard to stretch what our bodies can do.
It’s a bit chilly in Class 2! After collecting 123 milk cartons we built an igloo for Benji! He loves it! Thank you to everyone for all the cartons…
A bitterly cold morning led to Class 1 exploring the world around them. The children spotted how white and frosty everything was. As we turned a corner, leading on to the field, Marley said, “This is beautiful!” We spotted many things including how hard the ground was and how crispy the grass was.
Class 2 and Cherry Class from Kenton School, had a super day at Killerton House at the ‘Grimm Tales’ exhibition. We took part in lots of activities within the house, heard some of the tales told by a storyteller and followed a trail within the grounds. We found out a lot more about the tales written by the Grimm Brothers…
Kenn children really shone throughout their performance of When Christmas Comes to Town; they sang and danced their hearts out. The costumes and set looked very professional – thanks to the very creative Mr and Mrs Coles and Gemma for putting together such a magical set. Very well done, Mrs Lunn and children, for taking…