James competed in the 150m final.
Wednesday 29 June 2016
Athletics
Sunday 26 June 2016
National Athletics Champs
| June 2016 | |
| Mon 27th | |
| kg Sports Day 2pm | |
| Year 5 Assembly | |
| Y6 Holocaust Centre | |
| Prizegiving Rehearsals Years3456 4-5pm | |
| Tue 28th | |
| Pre Prep Fun Swim | |
| Wed 29th | |
| ISA Junior Athletics Finals | |
| Gedling Girls Kwik Cricket Weds 29th June 2016 | |
| Thu 30th | |
| Lower school swimming gala 8.30 start | |
| July 2016 | |
| Fri 1st Good luck to James D, Jake and William S at the National Athletics Championship at Birmingham on Wednesday. It is a fantastic achievement to qualify and we are very proud of you. | |
Friday 24 June 2016
Traffic Report
Due to heavy traffic on the A1 we are going to be at school at 5.00pm. please pass this information on.
Thursday 23 June 2016
Day Four with photos
We have spent the morning at Ruth's farm. Ruth has a mixed farm on the Yorkshire Wolds. At the moment, she is growing barley and rape seed. She also has English Long Horn cows which produce high quality steaks for the restaurant industry.
The breed of cow are very well behaved and the children will allowed to get up close and personal to the herd. Ruth is a very straight talking Yorkshire woman who has a wealth of knowledge about animal husbandry. After this morning, so do the children.
Ruth's bull has become something of a local celebrity after appearing in the latest Dad's Army movie.
The afternoon was spent around the fire pit. The children collected fire wood and used flint to light a piece of cotton wool. The cotton wool was then used by the Cranedale staff to light the fire pit. The children would have basically been happy to spend the entire afternoon burning cotton wool but there was a practical reason for the fire lighting. A lesson about the "Carbon Cycle" and the importance of sustainability followed. The children then made their own charcoal which was later used in an art session in the classroom.
The breed of cow are very well behaved and the children will allowed to get up close and personal to the herd. Ruth is a very straight talking Yorkshire woman who has a wealth of knowledge about animal husbandry. After this morning, so do the children.
Ruth's bull has become something of a local celebrity after appearing in the latest Dad's Army movie.
The afternoon was spent around the fire pit. The children collected fire wood and used flint to light a piece of cotton wool. The cotton wool was then used by the Cranedale staff to light the fire pit. The children would have basically been happy to spend the entire afternoon burning cotton wool but there was a practical reason for the fire lighting. A lesson about the "Carbon Cycle" and the importance of sustainability followed. The children then made their own charcoal which was later used in an art session in the classroom.
Wednesday 22 June 2016
Day Three
Today, we have spent most of the day on the North Yorkshire Moors. The children were taken by minibus and walked down a valley, following a dry river channel until they finally found water at the bottom.
Once in the valley, the children measured the river's velocity using a very technical piece of equipment - a rubber duck named Jeffery.
After, the children collected samples from the water and identified various creatures using a tree diagram and key. Some groups found water nymphs, some found flies, one group even found a fish!
It was another glorious day. The sun shone all day and many of us are looking "sun-kissed".
The group then learnt an important science lesson - What goes down, must go up! The pleasurable walk down the valley turned into a mountain trek back up to the minibus. It was so steep, it could be called "character building". It could also be called "A calf screaming, heart pounding hell climb".
This evenings meal was lasagne, salad and garlic bread. It was followed by apple crumble and custard. It was very popular and many had seconds and thirds.
Once in the valley, the children measured the river's velocity using a very technical piece of equipment - a rubber duck named Jeffery.
After, the children collected samples from the water and identified various creatures using a tree diagram and key. Some groups found water nymphs, some found flies, one group even found a fish!
It was another glorious day. The sun shone all day and many of us are looking "sun-kissed".
The group then learnt an important science lesson - What goes down, must go up! The pleasurable walk down the valley turned into a mountain trek back up to the minibus. It was so steep, it could be called "character building". It could also be called "A calf screaming, heart pounding hell climb".
This evenings meal was lasagne, salad and garlic bread. It was followed by apple crumble and custard. It was very popular and many had seconds and thirds.
Tuesday 21 June 2016
Day two
After a very quiet night, most children were wide awake and ready for breakfast this morning. Unfortunately, they were two hours too early for it. When eight o'clock eventually arrived, the children tucked into cereal, toast, fruit and a full English breakfast.
The day has been spent on the beach at Flamborough Head. The children have been studying landforms at the coast, searching for crabs in rock pools and eating ice cream.
The journey back to the Centre was very quiet. This quiet was only disturbed by the sound of snoring from most of the passengers.
A strange phenomenon then occurred. There was a queue for the showers - the boys showers! The dining room has an unusual smell of pine, lemon and musk.
Mr Britten
The day has been spent on the beach at Flamborough Head. The children have been studying landforms at the coast, searching for crabs in rock pools and eating ice cream.
The journey back to the Centre was very quiet. This quiet was only disturbed by the sound of snoring from most of the passengers.
A strange phenomenon then occurred. There was a queue for the showers - the boys showers! The dining room has an unusual smell of pine, lemon and musk.
Mr Britten
Monday 20 June 2016
Day one
A quick message from my phone. I hope to be able to write more later if I can get my laptop online.
We had a very wet journey here and spent most of the trip looking for blue sky.
Fortunately, we found plenty of sunshine this afternoon.
The children have been taking part in various team building activities and orienteering. Alice and Sebastian won the orienteering pairs event.
Evening meal was stew and dumplings, banoffee pie, cheese, biscuits and mushroom soup. Not in that order.
Please pass this news on to as many Salterford parents as you can.
Many thanks
Mr B and Miss V
We had a very wet journey here and spent most of the trip looking for blue sky.
Fortunately, we found plenty of sunshine this afternoon.
The children have been taking part in various team building activities and orienteering. Alice and Sebastian won the orienteering pairs event.
Evening meal was stew and dumplings, banoffee pie, cheese, biscuits and mushroom soup. Not in that order.
Please pass this news on to as many Salterford parents as you can.
Many thanks
Mr B and Miss V
Sunday 19 June 2016
Cranedale
| Mon 20th | |
| Year 4 Assembly | |
| Y6 Cranedale | |
| Tue 21st | |
| Y6 Cranedale | |
| Wed 22nd | |
| Y6 Cranedale | |
| Thu 23rd | |
| Y6 Cranedale | |
| Fri 24th | |
| Y6 Cranedale | |
| Y5 Southwell Workhouse Trip | |
Year six, with Miss V and Mr B, will be setting off for sunny Yorkshire on Monday morning for a week at Cranedale Field Studies Centre. During the week, the children will visit Flamborough Head, Bempton Cliffs and the North Yorkshire Moors. | |
Sunday 12 June 2016
Busy Week
| June 2016 | |
| Mon 13th | |
| Year 3 Assembly | |
| Prizegiving Rehearsals Years3456 4-5pm | |
| Tue 14th | |
| ISA Mini Tennis Y6 | |
| Wed 15th | |
| Gedling Girls cricket | |
| Thu 16th | |
| ISA U11 Girls Rounders | |
| Fri 17th | |
| Time Travelling Y2- Southwell Minster | |
| House Cross Country y3-6 | |
| Year 6 class photo | |
| Sat 18th | |
| Open Day 11 am - 2 pm | |
Shame about the rain on Friday but it didn't stop us from celebrating the Queen's birthday. The children made kites, cakes, flags and crowns. The cake sale was incredibly popular and the produce sold like ... hot cakes! The bake-off competition was fierce. Even Mary Berry would have been impressed.
Sunday 5 June 2016
Queen's Birthday
| June 2016 | |
| Mon 6th | |
| Term Starts | |
| Prizegiving Rehearsals Years3456 4-5pm | |
| Tue 7th | |
| Athletics- Birmingham ISA | |
| Wed 8th | |
| ISA Hard Ball Cricket Crackley Hall | |
| Thu 9th | |
| Notts girls mini cricket @ Southwark | |
| Fri 10th | |
| Queens 90th Birthday Celebration | |
| Sat 11th | |
| LAMDA exams | |
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