Class 3 have decided to embrace 'Feet-up Friday Reading'. To help encourage a love of reading, Class 3 have decided to start their Friday mornings by kicking off their shoes, putting their feet on the table and reading a good book. What a lovely way to start the day!
It has been wonderful to see all of the children once again following the Christmas break. Thank you for supporting your children with their reading over the festive children. We are delighted with the amount of children coming back into school ready to collect their next reading karate belt!
Class 2 have also got straight back into their reading and writing by creating their own stories and making their own books, based on their topic question, 'Why save the rain-forest?' Class 2 then shared their books with Class 1 and Nursery, who were very impressed by their writing.
Class 2 and 3 put on a truly fantastic Christmas performance. Amazing
solos, dancing eggs and incredible acting. No doubt it will be appearing on the
West End soon! A huge well done to Mrs Wright and Mrs Dunn, who with the
amazing help of our wonderful TAs, helped to put on this show piece. The
children were absolute stars!
The children from Nursery and Class 1 did a fantastic performance
re-telling the nativity story. We were treated to some wonderful singing and
acting. A big thank you to Mrs Andrew and all her team for putting on such a
wonderful performance.
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What a fantastic Christmas Fair we had this year. A huge thank you to Donna and all of her marvelous PTFA team who organised such a wonderful event. The children organised some wonderful stores and so many members of our community volunteered their time to raise money for the PTFA.
Father Christmas' grotto was another huge success. We would like to send Father Christmas a particularly big thank you for visiting us at Duloe at this busy time of year!
Merry Christmas!
On Friday 13th December, the children and staff wore their Christmas jumpers to school to raise money for the Save the Children charity.
Class 1 take part in 'Wild Tribe' every Tuesday afternoon. This week they have been using saws to cut pallets which were then used to create 'Wild Tribe' signs which highlight the qualities the children are developing when learning during these sessions. It is great to see the children still learning outside despite the rather chilly weather!
Class 2 have been using their mathematical skills to great effect. They have been calculating the perimeter of stars which will then be used as decorations within our Christmas performance. Class 2 really are a bunch of stars!
What a magical service! For our First Wednesday Worship of December, Rev Chloe led a fantastic Chris-tingle service. The children sang beautifully and a selection of children read and said prayers to the congregation. All 90 children then collected their Chris-tingle oranges from the alter and and had them lit. It was wonderful to see so many family members attend the service as well. What a great way to start our festive celebrations.
Duloe School have won the 'Name the Van' competition organised by the Cornwall Educational Library Service. As winners we received an extra visit from the library van and got even more free books! We were also lucky to have a visit from one of their star librarians who read stories to the classes.
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