Thurton Before School Care
Starts after Half Term on 1st June 2015. Further details on poster attached.
Year 5/6 football team through to Summer School Games!
Well done to the Year 5/6 football team who were runners up in the South Norfolk Small Schools Football competition! They have been selected, a long with the overall winners Wreningham B, to represent South Norfolk in the Summer School Games in June! Great effort!
Chickens have hatched!
The children in Reception and Year 1 have looked after the eggs, counted the days and now have chickens!
Year 5/6 Norwich Worship Walk
Year 5 and 6 visited Norwich to imagine what it would be like to worship as part of the local Jewish, Roman Catholic and Muslim communities. We visited the Synagogue, the Roman Catholic Cathedral and the Mosque all in a day!
Hitting the target!
Linked to their work on Robin Hood, year 3 and 4 had a go at archery for the afternoon this week! Everyone managed to fire an arrow from the bow and lots of them even hit the centre of the target! A fab time was had by all!
Richard Bacon MP visits Year 5 and 6!
Last week, Richard Bacon MP helped to kick start our task of designing a flag to represent South Norfolk for the Parliament Anniversary of the Montford Parliament of 1265.
CSF Competition Winners!
Congratulations to Joseph C, Michael R and Lucy H for their fantastic entries to the CSF competition which resulted in them each winning 2 tickets to the Norwich City match on Saturday! Have a fantastic time! OTBC!
Japanese Day
The whole school took part in a Japanese morning this week. They learnt about aspects of Japanese culture, food and language, trying noodles, drawing manga-style, creating origami and painting Japanese calligraphy. Some quotes from the children suggest they had a good time: ‘I’m going to ask mum for noodles tonight!’ ‘I don’t usually like painting […]
Kangaroo burgers all round!
Year 3/4 visited The Outback restaurant in Ringland on Tuesday afternoon to try kangaroo burgers which links into their learning about Australia! Ask them what they thought of their feast!