Spy Day

On Wednesday we had a World War 2 spy day. There were 3 activities: using codes and morse code, finding out about Bletchley Park with a QR code treasure hunt and spy training in the wildlife corridor.  

UNCRC

Many thanks to all families who discussed the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child this week. It was lovely to hear about all the different discussions that families had had and to hear what interested and/or surprised you.

THANK YOU !

Reading Conference

Jane made a fantastic (moving) model of the train in Private Peaceful:

A real evacuee!

We all enjoyed a visit from Mrs Cynthia Barker who told us all about her experience of being evacuated to Canada during WW2. Mrs Barker is 88 and travelled up from Newcastle for the occasion - we were all very impressed!

  

Spelling Lists

Here are the spelling words issues in March:
  

Rock:

Paper:

  

Scissors:

  

P7B visit to National Archives

National Archives Workshop

Today we were at The National Archives taking part in a workshop on The Greenock Blitz. We used copies of real records to learn about who lived in Greenock at the time it was bombed, why it was targeted and what happened during and after the bombing. It was a really interesting workshop.

P7B Model Anderson Shelters