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After the success of Green day last year, we are thrilled to be organising a Green week in school when we will be focussing on learning about how we can protect the environment and considering how we can improve our school. We are starting the week by inviting the children to come to school wearing anything green on Monday 15th May. The children could wear
a full green outfit or just a green pair of socks, whatever they have available to them. We are not asking the children to make a monetary donation to come to school in non school uniform on 15th May, but instead would really appreciate donations of outdoor plants (flowering or edible) so that we can
refresh our sensory garden and school grounds. Thank you in advance for your support and generosity.
We are very excited to be part of the DfE Opening Schools' Facilities project which will enable us to run more after school sports clubs next year. It has also provided us with additional equipment including three table tennis tables, archery sets and boxercise equipment. We have been awarded a Go Parks commission which will enable us to run inclusive tennis sessions at Spencer Park. We have also been asked by the LTA to run a city-wide deaf tennis festival in Deaf Awareness Week in May.
| We came 3rd in the Coventry Rocks Spring Challenge– thank you to all of the children for their hard work and to families for their support. We are de lighted to announce that 6HA won the Year 6 trophy as the highest scoring Year 6 class across the schools. A special well done to these children who are our medal winners from across Key Stage 2: Ted, Harsimran, Michael, Aadhav, Geraint, Alicesha, Jack and Avik. The Summer term challenge is now open and we are looking forward to building upon our Spring term success! Please support your child to practice each day |
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Well done to our Coventry Young Ambassadors for writing and performing their poems on Sunday in the War Memorial Park. It was lovely to hear their beautiful nature haikus. |
| We were very pleased to take Year 5 to Finham Park 2 this week to participate in UNESCO's One Cup ceramics project which is based on the Sustainable Development Goals. Their work will be fired at Oxford University and exhibited in Kyoto and Paris. |
We have been very pleased to welcome Miss Beppu to Earlsdon. Miss Beppu is a primary school teacher from Japan who has chosen to spend six months at Earlsdon in a voluntary capacity. We are looking forward to Japanese lessons and learning about life in Japan.
| We are looking forward to welcoming everyone to our free com munity sports festival on Monday 1st May. You will be able to try out a range of sports and have a go at some other activities. The playground will be open from 10am - 3pm. We hope you can join us. |
We are very excited to be part of the DfE Opening Schools' Facilities project which will enable us to run more after school sports clubs next year. It has also provided us with additional equipment including three table tennis tables, archery sets and boxercise equipment. We have been awarded a Go Parks commission which will enable us to run inclusive tennis sessions at Spencer Park. We have also been asked by the LTA to run a city-wide deaf tennis festival in Deaf Awareness Week in May.
We have all been very excited to see our second pop-up
library which is situated on a spaceship in the playground. The
children have been enjoying reading fiction and nonfiction books with a space theme
| This week Year 4 had the opportunity to work with Coventry's poet laureate - Emilie Lauren Jones. They wrote some fantastic poems in response to our Arts Council Collection artworks. On Wednesday our Coventry Young Ambassadors worked with Emilie on haiku poetry in preparation for the Poetry in the Park event that is taking place on Sunday at the War Memorial Park |