Class 1 celebrated the Queen’s 90th birthday by dancing, singing, making Union Jack flags, icing birthday biscuits and making the Queen a birthday card. They all popped along to the Post Office to get stamps and post the card. We’re wondering if she’ll thank us… Watch this space!
The PTA have very kindly bought the school new racks for our scooters. They look lovely, positioned safely behind the gate near Class 3’s back door. The racks are for all to use so just park up your scooter first thing in the morning and collect it at home time. Thank you PTA for raising…
Class 3 were really grateful to Mr Jinks for yet again leading an exciting and inspirational drama session, teaching them Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’. They all took on their roles with enthusiasm, remembering some quite tricky names and story with good comprehension. We all learnt a lot! [easingsliderpro id=”51″]
Class 1 booked some fabulous weather for their trip to Haldon Forest! We explored the woods, made dens and enjoyed a beautiful lunch in the sunshine. Children worked well together to hunt for sticks the right length and for pine needle branches to cover the den and finish it off. They made a fire circle…
Rainbow Theatre came to Kenn School again – this time to perform the Easter Story. They worked with a large group of children to act out the story to the rest of the school. It was a different way for our children to learn about the Easter Story. It was done very sensitively and enjoyed…
Class 2 had a very interesting and informative visit from the Fire Brigade. We learnt what to do if there was a fire at home and had a go at dressing up as quickly as a firefighter has to! What should you do if you catch fire? Stop. Drop. Roll.
With Fairtrade fortnight coming to a close, a selection of children spent the morning at Westcliff Primary School taking part in a Fairtrade workshop. Sue, Jane, Ian and Wendy from Devon Development Education met children from Cockwood, Westcliff, Ratcliffe, Kenn, Kenton and Starcross School as well as students at Dawlish Community College to tell them all about the important work…
Class 2 have been getting to grips with counting money. How many different ways are there to make 20p? Quite a few…
Class 3 were really excited this week when Michael Calver came to see the artwork that they had created in response to having seen his work at the Exeter Phoenix. They asked him questions, such as which artist had inspired him as a child, they wanted to know when he knew he wanted to be…
In Class 3 we have learnt how to paint our own cityscapes inspired by Michael Calver’s paintings, we were particularly fascinated by the colours, especially in the skies and the effect they had on the overall feeling of the painting. We wanted to experience what it is like to paint using acrylic paint, the same type…