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Chicks hatch in EYFS
19/04/2024 3:23 PM
Chicks hatch in EYFS

Our Nursery and Reception children have had the exciting opportunity to watch chicks emerge from their eggs this week, housed in an incubator. Once the chicks are old enough, they will leave us to go and live on a local farm.

Cross Country at Gardenfields
28/03/2024 9:54 AM
Cross Country at Gardenfields
The cross country league came to an end last week with the final race of five taking place at Gardenfields.
 
With its sloped field, this course always provides a challenge as the runners have to climb up the hill three times over the course of the 1100 metre run.  Fortunately, conditions underfoot had improved since race four and the team were more than ready for their final challenge.
 
The Year 6 girls were joined by Millie and Sophie from Year 5, gaining some experience ready for next year.  Next year's girls' team will certainly have a hard act to follow with the girls finishing second overall in the team competition, definitely the best Prae Wood result Mrs Paine has witnessed in her seven years at the school.  As with other races, Tilly and Holly came in together in 10th and 11th, with Cara in 19th , definitely our most improved runner of the season.  Millie came 39th and Sophie 45th.  Ella continued her impressive season with another 1st place finish, her fourth in five races, which saw her awarded the individual series trophy in the large schools (girls) competition.
 
For the boys, Hugo put in one of his best performances to date, finishing 12th.  He was followed by Will in 20th, Eddie in 42nd, Rayan in 52nd, Xav in 53rd and Edward in 55th.  For Xav it was his first race and, like Millie and Sophie, Edward in Year 5 was gaining experience for next year. 
 
Congratulations to Ella and well done to all of the children who have represented the school across the 5 races.  We hope we have inspired the Year 5s to make use of their Daily Mile time to prepare themselves for when the league restarts in September.

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2024 Create-a-Tree challenge
28/03/2024 9:41 AM
2024 Create-a-Tree challenge

As part of Science Week, pupils in KS2 joined in the Create-a-Tree 2024 Challenge. Designers were tasked with combining research into actual trees with an understanding of engineering to create a 3D self-supporting tree structure using only paper or card; no glue or tape could be used. As part of the challenge, pupils learned different construction and engineering tips, such as creating strength by folding and rolling or adding components by cutting and slotting tabs. Combining all these tips, the successful models demonstrated height, structure and stability.

The designs shown here will be entered into the national competition- good luck to Bea, James and Amelia!!

Ecowarriors tackle lunch time waste
27/03/2024 3:14 PM
Ecowarriors tackle lunch time waste

The Ecowarriors have been working with Mrs Gritz to design a waste free packed lunch, looking both at the containers and packaging of food and also what to pack inside. We hope you enjoy their bright and colourful designgs

Y3 welcome Reverend Lloyd
22/03/2024 2:24 PM

Yesterday Reverend Lloyd came to visit Year 3 to talk about the special days of Holy Week for Christians and the importance of Easter. He also brought several items from his church to show us. The children asked some fantastic questions, such as 'Why is Good Friday good?' and 'What is the significance of eggs at Easter?'

Jasmine speaks to Good Morning Britain about 'turning on the subtitles'
22/03/2024 2:18 PM
Jasmine speaks to Good Morning Britain about 'turning on the subtitles'

Did you know that turning on the subtitles on your TV at home is the easiest way to get your child reading? Doing this can double the chance of your child becoming a good reader. Yes, it’s really that simple. This is the message that one of Prae Wood's pupils, Jasmine, took with her to an interview on Good Morning Britain, which was then included in the lunchtime and ITV News. Jasmine joins forces with a raft of celebrities who are encouraging parents to turn on the subtitles when watching TV to support literacy development in children.

For further information visit https://www.turnonthesubtitles.org/

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