Werrington Primary School

A huge well done to all of the children who were awarded in the first commendation assembly of the new year. Keep up the fantastic work!

Year Six have had a great time this afternoon making their Viking shields!

Having done an initial design before the holidays, the children created a digital version yesterday before making a full size prototype today.

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desert

stationery

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Well done to Year 6 for surviving today’s army boot camp. All the children worked hard to solve the military secrets codebreaker, complete the army assault course and capture their enemies flag in games of capture the flag. They all earned a well deserved hot chocolate and marshmallows around the campfire.

Today, Year 6 learned the value of being able to light their own fire as a soldier in times of war. We reflected on the many uses of fire and the children behaved sensibly and  demonstrated perseverance as they battled to light their fire in fairly breezy conditions. Fantastic work!

We have had a very busy week, doing lots of fun Christmas activities. We have also enjoyed making our Christmas cards with our year 5 buddies.

Well done to Amelia for being our reader of the week and Thomas for being our busy worker of the week. Keep it up!

Well done to all these super boys and girls for learning their set words. Keep it up!

A huge congratulations to the school choir following their performance at the Werrington Christmas Lights switch on last night.  It was a cold evening but their singing certainly warmed the hearts of everyone there.

The Werrington Community Volunteers have this message for them:

TO THE

WERRINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL CHOIR

Thank you all so much for singing at our Christmas Light switch-on. 

You were great and did the school proud. 

So many people said such nice things about you all it really was wonderful. 

Best wishes for Christmas & the New Year from the Werrington Community Volunteers.

 Thanks again.

Thanks to the four children from 4RH who came and shared their amazing Science work today.

Mr Lindblad