During last week we held a competition within our class to see how could create the best Christmas jumper. All entries were amazing! In join 3rd place was Abbie and Rachel, in 2nd place we had Lily and first place was Danny.
Well done to everyone 😁😁😁
International Dot Day is a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration. All around the world children and adults celebrate Dot Day to encourage people of all ages to harness their creativity. The inspiration behind the event is the children’s book ‘The Dot’ by Peter H. Reynolds. It relates the tale of a teacher who challenges one of her pupils to take courage in her abilities and “make a mark and see where it takes you.” 🎨
Y1/2 along with their friends in Y3/4 were inspired to collaborate on their own Dot project, and together the created the most beautiful wall display. ⭐️
Well done Mr Campbell class and Miss Moore’s class - you have definitely left your mark in APS. 👏🏻
This term our class will be looking at the topic 'People who help us'. Our class has identified that are lots of people that help us on a daily basis. These people include; Police Officers, Firefighters, Farmers, Teachers and loads more.
Today Mr Campbell asked the children in his year 3/4 class to become Police officers, but not just any police officers, they had to become detectives. The children had to crack codes and find where Mr Campbell had hidden his secret agents, their aim was to rescue them. The children had to work as a team to solve these problems.
Everyone cracked the codes and released the secret agents, Hooray!!
I wonder who will help us next?
Our school hockey team travelled to Foyle College for a localised blitz competition. On a bitterly cold morning the girls started with a very strong performance beating Culmore Primary School 5 nil. In our second game, the temperature was raised even further with another 5 nil win over Drumahoe Primary School. In our third game we played Limavady Central Primary School where a great team effort produced a four nil win. Our fourth and final game saw the girls produce their best team performance against a very strong Ebrington Primary School team, the girls fought well and came out 2 nil winners. A massive credit has to all girls as playing conditions were far from ideal. Well done girls.
