A huge well done to all of year 6 for an absolutely terrific performance evry morning, afternoon and evening this week! I know that everyone has thoroughly enjoyed it and is so proud of you!
Mr Cooper has very kindly put together a slideshow of all of the photos he took from behind the scenes… please check them out!
http://6zc10.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/behind-the-scenes/
All the very best for the future Year 6!
Love Miss V xx
Thank-you to Miss Johnson for a fabulous day at the field. Well done to the Blue team, who came first place and a huge well done to all those who took part! It was a great day because all the children in years 5 and 6 made it that way with super attitudes and bag fulls of team spirit!
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Check out our African Art in the style of Tilly Willis:
It was really lovely to sit out in the quad and enjoy reading in the sunshine
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Dear diary,
It was very early in the dark damp hours of August 3rd. As soon as i woke up the first thing that came into my head was the highwayman. I rushed down stairs to see what the day would bring. I waited at the window for hours on end but then gave up and went back to bed as i knew he would not come untill night.
I was sitting reading, but then an ugly, horrible looking man came into the room. At first i did not recognise him but then it turned out to be Tim! The way he looked at me made my body tingle( urgh, it was horrible) But luckily he only came in for some water.
Soon after that, i ran back upstairs to see if my highwatman had arrived. Of course, for my luck he was not there. Disappointed, i though he was never going to some. Tense, i waited at my bedroom window.
The 9.00pm came and i heard the hoofs of his horse. Excited, i saw my brave man ride up to my house. I heard a quiet, elegant tap on my dusty, old window, and there he was with lace at his chin and boots up to his thigh. Ohh how rich he looked!
Then he said, “One kiss my bonny sweetheart i’m after a prize tonight, but i shall be back with a yellow gold before the morning light.” Then i let down my plat and he kissed it and he rode off. That was the last i saw of him that night. I really do hope he’s ok.
By Lucy:)
For the past few weeks in 6AV we have been concentrating on Ladakh, one of the coldest deserts in the world. Lots of children created different presentations about Ladakh. Some used jaycut; others used wix but every single one had had lots of effort and concentration put in it. Here are some presentations that we’d like to share with you:
Please click here to see Ingila’s Wix: http://www.wix.com/ingila/ladakh2
Please click on the lick to see the Wix for Riyadur and Bilal: http://www.wix.com/136659/ladakh
