Middle Syndicate Food To Go Learning Journey!

The middle syndicate made healthy food for the rest of the school to enjoy as part of their food to go learning journey. Year 6 made sushi, Year 5 made wraps and then Year4 made pizza! To start our journey off Mrs. Godfrey-Chatterton ( Year 5 teacher) was a very weary mother who needed to think fast because her son Jon ( Mr. Russell, Year 6 teacher ) was coming home after a long run. Also her daughter Jo (Mrs. Clarke, Year 4 teacher ) was coming home from a long bike ride. Suddenly Mr. Russell came whizzing through the hall door running and grinning with an energetic smile on his face! He ran around all of us while laughter filled the air. Next Mrs. Clarke came riding in on her bike. Mrs Godfrey-Chatterton didn't have enough time to fix them up some lunch so she gave them a nice warm pie. Mr. Russell and Mrs. Clarke gasped.''Do you know how much fat is in a pie? Two golf ball sizes of fat!'' So we had to discuss about what foods are healthy to be in our lunches. In the end we came up with sushi, wraps and pizza. There was a lot of preparation towards the final day. In the end we raised around $900. We are spending the money on a basket-ball hoop and basketballs for the whole school to use.

By Madeline Kendrew

Year 4 Mask Making!

The Year 4's have been making masks as part of their art at school. Our task was to design a mask on paper and then create our mask using a plastic mould, paper mache, paint and other accessories. Everyone got a plastic mould and started to paper mache three layers onto the mask. We then left them to dry for a while so that we could start to paint them as soon as possible. The next day everyones masks were dry and ready to paint. We all got out our designs out and made sure that we had the right colours to paint with. To start off with every one had to paint their base colour onto the masks, and then add the detail once the base was dry. Some people added accessories such as fake hair to the top of their masks. It was really fun making the masks and being able to try them on and wear them. I wonder what next term will bring?

By Saskia Klinkenberg

Year 4 Term 1

Our year 4 class have been acheiving many goals this term. In sience year 4 have been studying spiders. They have also been doing information reports. For art they have been drawing houses and for the reading crusade some pupils read over twenty books. They have been working on speeding up their Mihis and basic facts. Overall they have had a great start to the year.