Well, what a rainy week that was! Looking forward to a much drier weekend. Make sure you have a good break, but keep those wellies handy just in case!
Our Current Value
Please have a chat with your child(ren) about our current value of respect. Can they tell you what it means and what we’ve been discussing this week?
Attendance
Whole School – 97.01%
Year 3 – 98.39%
Reception – 98.06%
Year 4 – 97.47%
Year 1 – 97.13%
Year 5 – 96.97%
Year 6 – 96.32%
Year 2 – 94.72%
***Well done Year 3!***
“Then Moses left Pharaoh and went out of the city. He spread out his hands toward the LORD; the thunder and hail stopped, and the rain no longer poured down on the land.” Exodus 9:33
Family Service
Dear Parents/Carers
On Sunday, 29th September at 10.30 am, St Peter’s Church are having Family Service focusing on Noah, yes we will be building an ark.
There will be some special music and activities suited for all ages.
Would love you to join us.
Kind regards
St Peter’s Pedmore
Forest School
Forest School Update
The rain has certainly made Forest school so much fun!
With the mud pit full of water makes it great for jumping in, making bridges, with children working together to problem solve and having lots of fun.
This week, Year 1 looked at the different type of leaves in forest school, learning their names and their differences as well as getting creative using the leaves.
They enjoyed toast from the fire and talked about the book, The Enchanted Wood, they are reading in class and found their very own Faraway Tree.
Forest school gives children not only the space to play, learn new skills but helps to consolidate and develop their classroom learning and builds their connection with nature!
For more information and updates on what we get up to in Forest School, do give my social media pages a follow and for tickets for outside events please check out this link
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/fruits-of-the-forest
Finally I am hoping to do some apple pressing with the children, if anyone has an abundance of apples they are happy to give to me, I would be very grateful.
Plus if the children fancy collecting conkers and fir cones for me that would be amazing too!
Have a lovely weekend
Ruth Hill- forest school leader
Our first book review of the new year is below. Well worth a look!
Mr Dunn
Take Care & Stay Safe
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