Friday, January 23, 2009

Wider Opps Brass

I've set the Year 5s a challenge. After 1/2 term I will hear them all play C,D,E,F,G,G G,F,E,D,C (Bb, C,D,E, F,F, F,E,D,C,Bb (troms). It's up to them to make sure that they can practise. They have to able to tell me the notes and valves used or slide positions. Prizes for the best 2. I am also hoping to be able to put on some downloadable music for them to play along to.

J Cunningham

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Brass lessons.

We hope that you have had a great Christmas break. Just a quick reminder to make sure that your brass instrument is working properly, especially the valves. Don't wait until Thursday to get them working, as there won't be time.

Mr Cunningham

Friday, December 19, 2008

Great show Year 5



A really big thank you Year 5 for all your hard work, great speaking and lovely singing in our Christmas show. You did yourselves proud.

Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Dent

Thankyou

A big thanks to all the parents and children who brought in things to go in the shoeboxes. It was very generous of you all.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Operation Christmas Child

Gift Ideas
Classes 5D and 5C are collecting small gifts to go in our shoeboxes. If you have any of the following as mentioned on the operationchristmaschild website please send them in.


Remember to make your box both FUN and EDUCATIONAL!
TOYS - something to loveBear, soft toy, tennis ball, finger puppet, jigsaw, yo-yo, building blocks, small musical instrument, (for boys – trucks and cars, for girls – doll, clip-on earrings, make-up or hair accessories) etc.
EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES – something to doFelt pens, pens, pencils, pencil sharpener, rubber, colouring book,notepad, picture/puzzle book, chalk, pencil case, stickers etc.
HYGIENE ITEMS – something to useToothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, comb, hair clips, bar of wrapped soap, flannel etc.
OTHER ITEMS – something to eat or wearSweets (sell-by date to be at least March of following year), gloves, scarf. sunglasses, cap, hat, bangles, necklaces etc.

DO NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: FOOD Chocolate, crisps, biscuits, tinned food or cakes (or any other food) MEDICINE Medicines or vitamins of any kind WAR RELATED ITEMS toy guns, soldiers or knives CLOTHING (other than listed above) FRAGILE ITEMS Glass containers; mirrors LIQUIDS of any kind including blow bubbles, shampoo, bubble bath, toiletry sets or aerosols DANGEROUS ITEMS Marbles or sharp objects – scissors or razors NOVELS ANYTHING OF A POLITICAL OR RACIAL NATURE.

Thank you


Thursday, October 23, 2008

All back

Well we arrived back from York on time! Thanks to Dominic, our driver from Staintons, for that. I would just like to add that your children have been great and have been complemented by many people on their behaviour and manners . They have been a credit to the school and to you. They should be tired as yesterday was a long day for them. Have a great half term Year 5 and see you Monday week.

Miss Osborne, Mr. Cunningham, Mrs Mason, Miss Forbes, Mrs Stretch and Mrs. Croasdale.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008