Wednesday, 14 January 2009

In Literacy, Year 2 have been reading and talking about Traditional Tales. They read the story of 'Cinderella' and 'Little Red Riding Hood' and then wrote their own versions of traditional tales. The children worked in groups to present their tale as a puppet show.
Enjoy the show!

Joe, Daniel and Olivia present

"Little Red Riding Hood"

On Monday 12th January, Sister Rosario visited the school. She spoke to the children about all her hard work in Ethopia and Uganda and showed the children lots of photographs of the children she has being helping. Sister Rosario explained about "Mission Together, children helping children" and what help is needed in countries like Uganda, like money for pencils and books, help to raise money for drinking water to make the lives of the people living there better.

Monday, 12 January 2009

Welcome Back

Welcome back and a happy new year to all our families here at St Aidan’s. We hope you all had a happy Christmas and peaceful start to the new year.

The school newsletter for 9th January is available to view on our webpage.

Saturday, 20 December 2008

Merry Christmas

We all enjoyed our celebration assembly allowing the KS2 children to share the songs they performed for parents in St Cedd's and St Teresa's and giving the KS1 children the opportunity to once again sing the songs they have learnt for their Christmas Performances.

We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a properous New Year.

Key Stage 1 Nativity

"Hosanna Rock"

Monday, 8 December 2008

Remembrance Day

The children in Key Stage 1 remembered all the soldiers who have died for us. We were silent for 2 minutes and the children laid a poppy by the soldiers helmet.

Year2 went on a short visit to the war memorial park. We had to walk to the war memorial park.
When we arrived we stood in front of the war memorial statue.We came to the war memorial park because we had to think about the soldiers that died and pray for them. Miss Flood read out a pray and we had to say may they rest in peace. Then me and Emily went to draw the war memorial statue, the big building and the plaque. MrsGannon let me record the war memorial statue and everything else. On the memorial statue there was a big soldier wearing a dirty uniform. Soon it was time to go.

Olivia


Monday, 1 December 2008

Emrites

Today the Year 3, Year 4 and Year 5 children went to visit the Emirates Stadium. Read the children's blogs to capture the excitement of their special day.