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As Headteacher of Morpeth All Saints Church of England First School, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our vibrant, caring and happy school. At Morpeth All Saints we strive to enable all children within our care to achieve their very best, fully utilising their God given gifts and talents.
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Welcome to KS1 - Purple Class!
We love learning!
Follow us on Twitter @MorpethAllSaint to see what exciting activities we get up to on a weekly basis.
Below you will find some useful documents such as spellings, common exception words and phonic packs. There are also some suggestions on further ways to support your child with their core skills.
For more information on how to support your child across different areas of the curriculum see our school curriculum pages. Most of all, ask the children about the learning that they have been doing (using twitter to help prompt them if they can't remember) as these conversations promote a fabulous love of learning and will help them to flourish in all that they do.
If there is any other way we can help or support you, please do come and chat to us as parents/carers are our most valuable partners.
Thank you for all your support!
Miss Willcock
Tuesday Trumpets with Mr Mc
We have been introduced to the pocket trumpet! We play every Tuesday and just look at how well we are doing!
Our Musical Learning-Hey You!
We have been learning to perform using our bodies, voices and the glockenspiel with Mr Shaw. See us flourish together I. Song!
Extra practice:
The most important practice for children is:
- to read daily with an adult and be read to, talking about what they have read and enjoying lots of wonderful texts together.
- to practically enjoy maths in action through using coins and notes, counting objects, measuring weight and capacity when cooking and spotting patterns and shapes in everyday life.
- to enjoy good reasons to write like sending letters and postcards to family members, enjoying writing stories to share with the family, writing shopping lists and entering writing competitions.
- to ask questions about science, history, geography and every subject, enjoying the thrill of finding out through first hand experiences and research trips to the library.
- to be creative at every opportunity, through designing and making, drawing and painting, sculping and collaging, dance, music and writing.
This is more than enough to fill the days and activate the thrill of learning for most children. However if you find it helpful to have some additional practice of core skills, here are some more activities you could try:
Purple Class 2020-2021
Handwriting - warms ups for our lesson today.
SCIENCE: Discovering why we celebrate WORLD EARTH DAY (Thursday 22nd April 2021). We focused on our responsibility to look after trees.
ART: New topic skill: PRINTING. Today we experimented using the primary colours making 'direct' prints.
SCIENCE: Today we have been identifying, drawing and labelling plants that you might find in our school grounds.
ART: Today we finished the last of our activities related to COLLAGE. We worked in groups, using natural materials (that we had collected) to make our own bird's nests.
Summer 1 (2021) Welcome back. We started our new 'Morning Jobs' today. The children access these as they enter the classroom, from 8.45 until 8.55. This term we are looking at different settings and using our senses to write about how they make us feel.
Maths: Year 1 Investigating MASS. Discussing the terms 'heavy and light', using balancing scales and comparing objects.
SCIENCE: Habitats. Purple class have been finding out about the needs of Mrs Bakers pet guinea pigs. Thank you for talking and explaining all about how you care for them.
D&T: Making and eating our pizza dough. The children kneaded the dough and made it into either bread sticks or small, round baps. We also tasted and rated different pizza toppings ready to make and design our own 'healthy' pizzas.
SCIENCE: Clearing the pond habitat of dead leaves. We worked in teams of three, taking turns to use the rake and gardening gloves.
Computing - Algorithms
Repetitive Stories Role Play - 'No, David!'
PE - Beans Warm Up game and Ball Skills
COLLAGE flower cards for a special occasion on Sunday. You all did a fantastic job of creating a bunch of flowers out of paper.
MUSIC: Using the glockenspiels to play Round and Round
ART: Collage: Sculptures inspired by Richard Long. From our Home Learners. THANK YOU for sharing
ART: Collage : from school
MATHS: Ordering by length. We had to find two objects shorter / longer than our straw. we had to line them up so that we could compare their length.
Screen Free Scavenger Hunt
Computing - Algorithms
Maths 2D shape pictures
P.E. Ball Skills Active Northumberland
Maths - making 2D and 3D shapes
SCIENCE: New Topic: Living things and their Habitats. We went on a walk around our school to find objects that are 'ALIVE' and 'NOT ALIVE'.
MUSIC: Round and Round. Today we took part in a vocal warm up. We made some wonderful, funny faces.
ART: New topic: COLLAGE. Today we tore, overlapped and stuck paper to make our own pictures. Can you guess what they are?
Home Learning Collage
Chinese New Year Fun
Commando Joe's Team Work
SCIENCE - at Home. Experiments thinking about our topic this term 'Materials'.
Home Learning inspired by the artist Brendan Jamison. Can you guess the food each sculpture is made from?
MATHS: Yr1 one more / one less & Yr2 Pictograms
ART: Sculpture from 'Home Learning' based on the artist Jill Townsley
ART - Barbara Hepworth inspired sculptures from at home
ART - Sculpture inspired by Barbara Hepworth in school
ART Sculpture - We have been looking at the work of Michelle Reader. She makes sculptures out of recycled materials. We made our own families of 'silly cylinders' using recycled card. GREAT JOB!
Recycled monsters / aliens from home learning
Music - Our new topic is 'In the groove'. We played along to the beat / pulse with our musical instruments.
Art - making hand sculptures with salt dough.
PE - Yoga
Computing - Using WORD to write our alien descriptions
January Playtime Fun!
Christmas lunch, jumper and Christingle Day
D & T - We made our own scissors with a pivot to make them move!
A Wriggly Nativity
Science - A LIVE lesson today on the BBC Teach site. Extending our work on Animals, including humans. If you are interested you will be able to watch this on iplayer at home.
ART - paintings in the style of Jasper Johns 0 to 9. Can you spot the numbers hidden in the paintings?
PE Superheroes - The Rescue
Y1 Maths 2D and 3D shape activities
WORSHIP: Who is the greatest? Our theme for this morning. We discussed the story of Jesus washing the disciples feet and Mrs Roberts set a challenge to make the 'greatest' paper aeroplane.
Happy Nursery Rhyme Day
ART - Our 2021 Calendars made by mixing the primary colours.
ENGLISH: We have been learning how to write instructions. Today we followed a set of instructions to make a leaf man.
What is odd sock day?
Most importantly, Odd Socks Day is designed to be fun! It’s an opportunity to encourage people to express themselves and celebrate their individuality and what makes us all unique!
There is no pressure to wear the latest fashion or for parents to buy expensive costumes. All you have to do to take part is wear odd socks to your school or workplace, it couldn’t be simpler! Odd Socks day will take place on the first day of Anti Bullying Week each year to help raise awareness of bullying. We would like to invite participating schools and workplaces to ask participants to make a £1 donation - or any donation you think appropriate - to support us in continuing to coordinate the week every year.
You do not have to raise money to take part - the most important thing is the message of Odd Socks Day - and any money raised for us is a bonus! Make sure you encourage other schools in your local area to get involved!
Look at all our odd socks. Can you spot Mrs Roberts feet?
INTERFAITH WEEK - Islam
Computing - Logging on and exploring PAINT.
Maths - Exchanging one ten for ten ones to help subtract a one digit number from a 2 digit number.
PE Dance Motif - Superheroes
ART - NEW topic 'PAINTING' Experimenting with three different sorts of paint: Ready Mixed, Acrylics and water coloured paint.
Celebrating Bonfire Night - using our 'drawing skills' to add thick and thin lines.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH - Rosa Parks
Playtime Chalk Fun
Music - Pulse
English - Information Texts
Music Clapping Rhythms
Christmas Card Competition
Maths - addition and subtraction
Playtime Fun!
Outdoor Learning
Maths - Ordering Numbers
PE - NUFC fun
Music - Pulse and Glockenspiels
Computing - eSafety and writing emails
English - Role Play
ART - Making controlled drawings of natural objects.
ART - Creating a surface for mark making. Look at the colourful and artistic creations made in class.
Hoop Stars - Great fun in the sun. We have some SUPER hoola hoopers in Purple class.
P.E. NUFC fun!
English - Stories set in familiar settings
Music - 'Hey You!' Finding the Pulse
Super work in SCIENCE with Mrs Pallet. We have been finding out about all the ways we are different.
ART - Autumn Term 1: DRAWING We are exploring mark making using different tools (coloured pencils, crayons, felt tips ...). Today we created our own gardens. Look at the work in progress.
Our first Yoga session - we told the story of Goldilocks and the three bears.
Spellings Spring 2 - These are for all of Purple Class. The titles say whether for Year 1 or 2. Children are given spellings on a Monday to be tested the following Monday.
ENGLISH: LETTER WRITING: Writing and editing letters in response to the librarian.
ENGLISH: POETRY: Really looking: BIRDS We have been writing and editing our bird poems.
D&T: Creation of a sleeping bag for a Power Ranger. Super sewing skills!
English Home Learning: Describing what a superhero can do.
Learning about Christian & Jewish Symbols (Home Learning)
Outside Learning - Portraits using natural materials
A poem inspired by Spike Milligan. Our new English topic is humorous poetry.
Thank you for sharing your Maths Home Learning
History: Work inspired by our topic this term on Seasides - Now and then
Lovely book review on the book 'Traction Man'
SUPER story writing about having a VERY BAD DAY!
We have been making our own owl posters using all the facts we gathered during our Non-fiction work this week:
Outside Learning - Making bug hotels, planting vegetables and fruit trees. FANTASTIC recycling of cardboard tubes for pots to grow seeds. Well done.
Maths - some fabulous maths including some great measuring. Neat diagrams too. Well done.
Celebrating the Queen's birthday - A lovely cake design which I am sure the Queen would like!
In English the topic is Information Texts about Owls - Here are some great questions with clear punctuation. Well done.
English: Poems about SHADOWS
Art - Collage in the style of 'Kurt Schwitters'. Well done for this super work. (Love the mask too!)
'My Bed' poems - Well done for these fabulous, descriptive poems!
Geography At Home - Look at this fabulous display contrasting a farm and a town. Well done!
Science Week - Fantastic turnout to Purple class to do experiments with the children - Thank you all so much for your support.
Science Week - Mrs Dewhirst visited to talk about Wind Turbines and the children got to make one of their own.
Science Week - Mr Naylor came to talk about engineering and machines which are used at the bottom of the sea bed.
P.E. Week 3 - Kicking with the side of your foot, the aim was accurate kicking, so the small ball knocked the big one off the cone!
Music - Week 3 - Purple class played the glockenspiel to the beat of UB40s 'Kingston Town'.
The start our Grow Your Own Potatoes competition. KS1 are competing to see which class can produce the most potatoes. Who will it Be?
RE : SALVATION - Today we told the Easter story using a PASS THE PARCEL. Each layer revealed a different part of the story. The reward in the middle was shared by us all! Mini-eggs and a box of decorations to decorate our Easter tree.
CELEBRATING WORLD BOOK DAY - We have been so imaginative - from Wilbur the cat in Winnie the Witch to Mr Bump in the Mr Man stories. FABULOUS and THANK YOU for dressing up.
PE: The sports leader this term is teaching us 'Multi Skills'. Today we looked at agility and movement.
ICT: This week we started a new topic on 'Preparing to use Turtle'. we learnt about how to move the turtle forwards and turn. If you can why not log in to Turtle Academy at home.
This week in one of our assemblies we had the NSPCC to visit. Children loved 'Buddy' the speech bubble and they learnt who to talk to if they had any worries. A letter was also sent home for your information.
Spring 2 Week 1: This week in MATHS we have been learning how to draw 2D shapes using 'dotty paper'. We drew squares, triangles, rectangles, pentagons, hexagons, octagons and rhombus. The children were challenged to show their parents how to do this a home.
ART: We really enjoyed our last art session this term on painting. We used an idea brought in by a member of the class. We flicked primary colour powder paint onto a wet piece of card and watched the colours change. We had LOTS OF FUN!
We have really enjoyed the topic 'I wanna be in a band'. We listened and appraised the music of Queen, Status Quo, Deep Purple, The Beatles, Chuck Berry... The children have loved the music and we have had lots of parents telling us that they have shared this with them at home.
A visit from Northumberland Zoo to reinforce our work on livings things and their habitats. We had two invertebrates and two reptiles to discuss and hold (if we wanted)!
HISTORY: Work in class today was baout the scientist Isaac Newton. We tried one of his experiments and tried to make white light from spinning our home made colour wheels really fast.
Jim Grant the story teller was GREAT! He told us a very funny story about a royal family and a story about how the world was created - it linked well to our Eco School work. Thank You
Week 5 - P.E. fun. Purple class enjoyed parachute games!
PSHE - Children were set a challenge and they all achieved whatever they chose. Well done Purple class!
Week 4 - Art work on Kandinsky. We mixed our own colours to make concentric circles.
Science this week involved making our diaromas. There are many different habitats that have been created: oceans, woodlands, deserts, the arctic, forests...
Week 4 - P.E. involved team work and map reading skills. Fantastic fun!
Purple Class Liturgy - Thank you to all the parents who attended our class liturgy today. We were very proud of the children's confidence in speaking out loud.
Mixing the primary colours in our Art lesson today. We also learnt about how to paint complete circles.
P.E. Newcastle Academy this week involved lots of running, turning and some rock, paper scissors! Also team work was required for 'Who was going to build their Hula hoop house first?'
Science w.c. 13th January, children went outside to see what micro habitats they could find and what lives there. Under logs leaves and on rocks, they found snails, woodlice, worms, slugs and moss. They recorded what the habitat was like (e.g. damp, dark..).
This term in ART we are looking at the skills involved in PAINTING. We looked at different sorts of paints today and how we can use both thick and thin paints to create different tones.
Spring 1 Science is about Living Things and their Habitats. First lesson was deciding whether something was dead, living or never been alive. Children went outside to record everything they could see. In the classroom, they used this information to classify it into the three headings.
Spring 1 - R.E. This half term is about 'Gospel'. This week Purple class learnt about Jesus being friends to the friendless. Here, children are acting out the story of Jesus choosing Matthew the tax collector as one of his disciples.
SPRING 1 2020
History
This term in history we will be learning about FAMOUS PEOPLE. We started off by looking at Beatrix Potter. The children drew their own illustrations in the style used by Beatrix Potter.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS from all the staff in Purple Class. Thank you for all your kind words and gifts. May we wish you all - A VERY PEACEFUL AND HAPPY CHRISTMAS
Week 4: SCIENCE:We have been exploring the term 'absorbtion'. What does it mean? Which materials absorb water the best? We have completed lots of different investigations.Take a look at our photographs.
Week 4 - Our Newcastle Academy Sports Leader showed the children the importance of quick direction turning so not to get 'caught' in a game. He also got children to practise both overarm and underarm throws. They had to do a catching challenge with clapping, remembering also to catch and bring the beanbag into their body to make sure it wasn't dropped.
Week 2 (Autumn 2) This week we started our gymnastics lessons with the Sports Leader. We had to explore using different large body parts (shoulders, tummy, back, bottom ...) and use our hands and feet in different directions.
Week 2 (Autumn 2) - Year 2 Multi-skills Festival. Children enjoyed going to Chantry and completing 10 different fun activities. More photos to follow....
Week 2 (Autumn 2) Anti-bullying week - Children showed off their odd socks to support Anti-bullying. We watched a short video and talked about it. Purple class agreed that we should treat everyone the same. They also said to treat people how we would like to be treated ourselves.
Week 2 (Autumn 2) - Remembrance Day - We had a special worship outside planting the poppies and reading prayers the children had written. We also made our own poppies out of paper. These were tricky but we did it!
Week 8 - Introducing 'hatching' to add tone to a picture. We looked at individual objects and then drew them as a group.
Week 7 - Adding texture to our drawings. We used the characters from Hairy Maclary to show how lines can make the different textures on the dogs coats.
Week 5 - Celebrating National Poetry Day 2019. We wrote our own Autumn poems linked to our work on the four seasons in Geography.
Week 5 - Making a controlled drawing from a different angle. We looked very closely at the detail in the natural objects and drew what we saw.
Week 5 English - In groups, children wrote sentences about why "Not Now Bernard!" was their favourite book or "Oscar Got the Blame". Each "camp" had to convince me which was best!
Here are some of the sentences the children wrote about "Not Now Bernard!" and "Oscar Got the Blame".
Purple class are loving Newcastle United Football Club coming in every week to do P.E. Here they are doing some warm up games, some races and practicing some catching and throwing skills!
Week 4 Music: We have been listening to and learning songs from South Africa. Today we used the glockenspiels to accompany our new song 'Hand, Feet, Head'.
Week 4 ENGLISH (Stories in Familiar Settings) We have been reading Not now Bernard by David McKee: Today the children were set the following task: Predict what will happen when the monster wakes up in the morning and Bernard’s mum/dad come in to see him.
Outside Learning - linked to Science. A walk looking for signs of AUTUMN.
In ART this term we are exploring 'DRAWING'. The children listened to Mrs Roberts word and drew a line in response.
Yoga started today - We followed the story of Jack hunting for the fruit from the Flum Flum tree. Great listening from all the children.
Art work from Transition Day. We looked at the work of the artist Joan Miro. We drew our own self-portraits.
Purple Class 2018 - 2019
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Hello from Mrs Munro, Mrs Roberts and Mrs Hawkes.
Please take a look at all the interesting subjects we learn about in Purple class.
Please click on the 'Archive - Class Pages 2017-2018' link below to see the start of the year information you will need for PURPLE CLASS.
Rocket Fund
Through the organisation Rocket Fund, we are trying to raise money to buy exciting and innovative IT equipment for our school. As ICT coordinator, I want to provide children with technology that is fun, interactive and different to iPads and computers, which most children have access to either through school or home. Any support or publicity is greatly appreciated, this can be done via word of mouth or any social media outlets.
Please have a look at our Rocket Fund page below.
**PLEASE ask a member of staff if you are unsure of any information given out from class / school. Any homework given has a date that it is due back into school. Outside Learning happens every other Thursday. In a school term we always start in Week 2. Children will need wellington boots on their pegs. We thank you for your co-operation and appreciate your help if you feel information is not clear.
Beach Party Fun Day - July 2019
Winners from our design a 'Get Well' card competition. Well done Amelie (Year 1) and Alfie (Year 2)
Football photos - children enjoyed playing games of football against each other!
Sports and Well Being Week 2019 - This week we were ask to think of a challenge where the adults could compete against the children. With running LEGO club in KS1 Jade and Purple Class had a Lego tower building competition. We held group heats in class and then competed against each other in the hall.
Outside Learning - Helping to clear the vegetable beds of weeds.
Athletics and Cricket Week 4
We decided our treat for Friday Afternoon. We asked for an ART and CRAFT activity and BAKING. Look what we made!
Newcastle Academy had Purple class playing some cricket in the glorious sunshine yesterday! (15.5.19)
In ICT children have been learning to use Scratch Junior. This week they were trying to get the car to move or make a new scene with different items on.
Football with Newcastle Academy this week was about thinking ahead - finding space & teamwork.
In Science children chose natural or man made materials, depending on whether or not they had an N or M to make a collage.
Art & Design - We made hot air balloons linked to our Topic work this term about TRANSPORT.
ATHLETICS - this term. Today we looked at different ways of travelling.
Our first Cricket session today. (Friday 25th April 2019)
Our topic this term is transport. Today we have been looking at paintings of boats. We created our own pictures using different painting techniques and collage. They are so colourful!
Today (Thursday 25th April) we had Kidditch taster session. There were LOTS of instructions but the children listened well and learnt lots of new skills. One of which was how to ride a broomstick!
During British Science Week we had a poster competition. Two children have been selected from Purple Class to enter the national competition. Well done
African Face Mask making in Art - the children are painting their own design and making lollipop sticks with feathers to add to it. Some of the finished results will be shown next week.
Year 2 Cricket - Some photos from the energetic cricket morning at Morpeth Leisure Centre. It is good to see lots of children using their free water bottles in school too.
In art we have been painting African Sunsets and cutting out silhouettes to add to our picture. We are sure you will agree the children have done an amazing job!
Celebrating Science Week 2019 - We followed this years theme: JOURNEYS
Science week has been lots of fun. My Naylor has been in showing some brilliantly engineered machines. In the classroom we have looked at how static electricity works with balloons and tissue paper newts! Some tried it on their hair too!
Science week this week has included a treat of being able to use some Virtual Reality headsets to go up into space and explore some planets. We all learnt lots of facts and were very excited about looking in space. You will have to ask your children what we saw though, as we haven't got any photos of what we were all looking at!
Also in Science week we have looked at the way the colours & sugar from the skittles dissolve in warm water, diffusing through the water to form a pretty pattern.
Proctor and Gamble kindly visited us this week. Children got to wear lab coats and feel like real scientists, as they were shown how water can be cleaned to help those in places that don't have a fresh supply out of a tap like us.
Its always LOTS of FUN making bubbles!
World Book Day 2019
Week 2 - To celebrate World Book Day we read 'Me ... Jane' by Patrick Donnell. It is a story about the British scientist Dr Jane Goodall. We learnt all about her life and work with chimpanzees. We made our own chimpanzee puppets and learnt how to make them move, working in teams of three. The puppets can now be seen hanging around our classroom.
Week 1 Spring 2 - In RE today we discussed what 'nature' meant to us and how it made us feel. We combined the: creation of a card illustrated with nature and our handwriting to produce a card for someone special to us.
Week 1 Spring 2 - ICT. We have been writing our own algorithms telling us how to build our Duplo models.
English - We have been reading "The Whale's Song" and as part of this listened to real whales and the sounds they made. Together with the pictures of some whales (and Orcas) children had fun writing extended noun phrases about whales!
Newcastle Academy are back for Spring 2 - This week the key to the game played was "Teamwork" to try to win the game.
Our Superheroes art work has finally been completed. The children worked really hard to create a paper collage to act as a background to their own superhero. Well done. They look fabulous!
The RSPB Big School Bird Watch 2019 - we made our own bird hides too!
Time to Talk Day 2019 - Talking about our well being. Purple class talked over Afternoon Tea.
The winning group in our Dance competition in PE today. Well done
NSPCC Number Day Activities - we played 'Who wants to be a millionaire?' and made our own target boards (Yr1s working on number bonds to 10 and Yr2s to 100)
In preparation for the BIG SCHOOLS BIRD WATCH (RSPB) we made different bird feeders to attract the birds to our school grounds.
Superheroes: D&T. This afternoon we attempted to make balloon powered vehicles. It was very tricky! We had to make lots of changes and adapt our vehicles.
Superheroes: GEOGRAPHY Making our own maps and with keys!
Superhero: Geography. We designed and made a map either using a key or making our own key.
Design & Technology. We have made our own moving pictures. We added: 1. A lift the flap 2. A sliding mechanism and 3. Springs
Cross curricular ICT and Maths. The Year 1s have been using their number bonds to ten and the Year 2s have been using their number facts to twenty.
Newcastle United Football Academy are back and doing football with the children this half term. Here they are doing some dribbling at a fast pace.
Today was our first day of Dance with our Sports Leader. Please remember to have your PE kit / track suit. Thank you
Our visit to Woodhorn. We had a super visit! The children had the chance to skate, make a black diamond lantern and also tuck in to hot chocolate and biscuits. Thank you to all our parent helpers.
THANK YOU to all the parents who helped walk down with us to St James and enjoyed our Christingle celebration. HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND WISHING YOU A SUPER NEW YEAR from all the staff in Purple Class.
Father Christmas came to visit on Friday afternoon. We sang him lots of Christmas songs and he told us what we needed to do to prepare for his arrival on Christmas Eve.
Year 1 children recognised and used regular 2D shapes to make their own pictures.
ICT - Using Active Learn ABACUS and exploring the GEOBOARD
Raising money for Children In Need
Our finished clay sculptures - we could make a whole person or head
A judo taster session in school today. The children worked well in pairs and enjoyed the tasks they were set.
Remembrance Day - KS1 had a carousel of activities. With Mrs Roberts we looked at why we use the poppy as a symbol of remembrance.
P.E. with Newcastle Football Academy - Children raced against other teams to complete a course with jumping using two legs, one leg and throwing a beanbag into the hoop target
Year 2 enjoyed an activity packed afternoon of Multi-Skills at Chantry. There were 10 stations around the hall. All children had a turn at completing each activity. We are proud of the children who all behaved fabulously, not only at the Multi-skills but also walking there and back. Thank you to all the parent helpers we had too. Well done Year 2! Year 1 stayed at school and enjoyed some Maths activities and Reading with Year 3 children. They also said they had a great afternoon and Miss Halliday reported that they were all great. Well done Year 1!
More Football Academy games - children got to be Kings and Queens for a while playing a game which involved jumping with one or two feet. They had to challenge the Kings or Queens by playing Rock, paper, scissors. If they won, they got to be the King or Queen instead!
Outdoor Learning (11.10.18) Today we had to identify three different types of leaf: An oak, a horse chestnut and beech leaf. We also found some of the fruits they produce.
Prayer Spaces for RE - We watched and listened to a young child, in another country, tell us how far she had to walk for water (8 miles altogether). We saw that it wasn't clean water either. Children were asked to draw or write a thought or prayer about those who do not have clean water. Some fabulous work was done. We then dropped our thoughts and prayers into water whilst thinking about those people less fortunate.
In Science we are learning about the benefit of exercise. Children planned their own workouts to exercise the whole of their bodies. They did a great job using lots of different ideas - throwing and catching beanbags, hula hoop skipping, hopping, jumping, star jumps, dancing and running!
Newcastle United Academy have been coming in to teach agility, balance and coordination skills. Have a look at some of the children enjoying different games.
Pirate Day - HAPPY pirates & FIERCE pirates. SHIVER MY TIMBERS!
Our TOPIC work on ALL ABOUT ME led us to create our own 'Family Trees'. Thank you to all our parents who helped to fill these in at home.
Our OUTSIDE LEARNING board in the hall. We made our own NATURAL ABC ...
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As Headteacher of Morpeth All Saints Church of England First School, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our vibrant, caring and happy school. At Morpeth All Saints we strive to enable all children within our care to achieve their very best, fully utilising their God given gifts and talents.
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