For the last two weeks, Juniper class have been completing research and writing paragraphs to create their fantastic non-chronological reports on different rainforest animals. They enjoyed learning lots about these amazing creatures and the habitat where they live. Look at the incredible results!
In October, we took part in a virtual tri-golf event. We were divided into three teams and our teams scores were added together and sent to the sports partnership leaders. We played against Divine Saviour, Abbots Langley and St. Paul’s…. and…. one of our teams won! Well done to Jack C, Daisy H, Anastasia N, Ben W, Maison S, Adam H, Peter H, Darcy G, Joseph N and Owain M!
Then, our results were compared to all schools in the Three Rivers Sports Partnership and …… our team won! Fantastic!! Well done!
The medals were sent into school and they have been quarantined for over 72 hours.
This afternoon Juniper class continued celebrating inspirational black lives. We discussed the African American artist Alma Woodsey Thomas. We learnt all about her life and her inspirations. We created some beautiful, colourful art work using her technique as a starting point.
In Year 3 this morning, we have learnt lots about Black History Month and why this month is so important. We spoke for a long time about how it would make us feel if we were told we were inferior to other people. We then learnt all about Rosa Parks and the brave story of how she made the decision to not give up her seat on the bus to a white person. We then wrote some incredible diary entries from her perspective. 
How many steps can you complete in 60 seconds ? Count one step every time both your feet are together on the step.
We look forward to seeing your scores at the end of the week ! Enter your score on the google form on the website,
www.threeriverswatfordssp.co.uk/personalchallenge.
Well done to all who took part, a fantastic effort. We had the most entries out of all the schools in the partnership! Excellent!
Many children practising to get their highest score by the end of the week to enter the competition.
Well done Tom F for scoring 95, the highest in KS2, and Lexi H for scoring 72, the highest in KS1.
