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New UK legislations means any business, including schools with more than 10 employees must separate rubbish and waster for recycling. Welcome to our new Eco Warriors who each week will be helping to check our bins ! Waste should be organised into separate containers for Food, Plastic, Metal and Glass, Paper, Card and Cardboard and General Waste.
Class 4 are busy practising their routines to take part in an inter-house competition. They have spent the last few weeks in their PE lessons preparing to jump, roll and balance and are now planning their routines in groups ready for Mrs Ellis to judge.
Reverend Gareth came to visit Class 1 today. He read the Easter Story and gave us each an egg which helped us retell the story.
Wow!! It is amazing to get the chance to have a look at some of the Easter crosses that have already been entered into our competition.
There is still time to take part! Monday 7th April is the final day to bring your cross into school.
I had a brilliant time with these children during our pupil voice session today. They were so enthusiastic speaking about our heritage curriculum. Each child spoke confidently about what they’ve been learning locally and how it connects to the wider unit they are studying. We are proud of our heritage curriculum at Criftins and it’s wonderful to see the impact on our children.
Our KS1 Gymnastics team took part in an inter school competition held at the Marches school. They each individually performed a floor and bench routine, confidently in front of 8 other teams and judges.
This week our Rotakids continued to plan and prepare for their upcoming charity fund raising. A school disco is planned for Friday 11/04/25 and also an Easter egg colouring completion. Money raised will be sent to The Salvation Army with a follow up meeting to understand more about how the impact of the money raised will support this worthy charity.
Nine of our Year 6 children who are due to move up to Lakelands in September enjoyed a multi sports morning organised by Year 10 Lakelands’ pupils and our SGO Louis Gray.
Lakelands Academy has been participating in a Youth Voice project with the Youth Sports Trust, as a result of the project the group of Year 10 students who took part decided to organise a multi sports festival for Year 6 students who will be joining the school in September. Three of the leaders today were pupils from Criftins so not only was it great to see them but also familiar faces that our Year 6 will recognise when they start in Year 7.
This morning Class 2 welcomed Reverend Gareth into class to tell us all about Holy Week. He showed us his communion set that he takes on home visits, Icons representing The Last Supper and The Crucifixion as well as a miniature donkey to represent the one that Jesus rode on Palm Sunday. We were able to ask questions and share our knowledge of Easter with him.