KS1 Play: Red Riding Hood

I Love Red!!!!! 

KS1 performed a wonderful rendition of Little Red Riding Hood complete with a range of woodland creatures, woodcutter, shopkeeper, Ma, a hairy hungry wolf and, of course, Red Riding Hood.

Ma (Alice Macready) and Red Riding Hood (Connie Reilly)

Some of the woodland creatures - Owl (Kye D'Alessandro), Rabbits (Charlie Woodward, Hamdan Ali, William Gibson-May), Bear (Alexander Sington), Squirrel (Lilia Davis), Porcupine (Finlay Ashley)

Woodcutter (Hugh D'Alessadro) and Wolfie (Lachlan Seeney)

The whole cast

World Cup Party

After submitting their country World Cup posters, the children and their parents came to school in the afternoon to celebrate the World Cup and the imminent end of the school year. The children's posters were displayed inside the school as well as some special treats such as Moroccan Goat Curry, Belgian chocolates and Argentinian biscuits.

Outside the children participated in a penalty shoot out with winners from each year as well as an overall penalty shoot out champion.  Well done to Charlie Woodward (Reception and Year 1), Dylan Wright (Year 2), Charlie Gibson-May (Year 4) and Finlay Ogilvie (Year 5/6).  Our Year 3 and overall penalty shoot out champion was Orly Hatton-Ward.  Well done to all of the children for all of their efforts.

The children and parents enjoyed a BBQ, hula hooping, table football and connect 4.

Penalty Shoot Out competition

Leila Glass (Year 2)

Molly Furnival (Year 2)

Orly Hatton-Ward (Year 3)

Dylan Wright (Year 2)

Hugh D'Alessandro (Year 2)

 Charlie Gibson-May (Year 4)

Year 2 Winner Penalty Shoot Out - Dylan Wright

Reception/ Yr 1 Winner - Charlie Woodward

Year 4 Winner - Charlie Gibson-May

Year 5/6 Winner- Finlay Ogilvie

Year 3 and Overall Penalty Shoot Out Winner - Orly Hatton-Ward 

KS2 Assembly wows the crowd!

Eco-Schools Project

“Empowering students to be the change our sustainable world needs by engaging them in fun, action orientated learning”

 

 

 

As you are aware TPS has been participating in the Eco-Schools Project this year.  The award is designed specifically to educate children in the importance of healthy living and sustainability.

 

The school has successfully obtained its bronze award, meaning that we are well on our way to becoming an Eco-School and we are currently pushing for the Silver Award.

 

As part of Eco-Schools, the wider community are asked to be aware of and involved in the project.  If you are interested in becoming more involved please visit the Eco-Schools website and read up about the seven steps to becoming an Eco-School.

 

www.eco-schools.org

 

I’m sure that your child will be able to answer many of your questions!

 

Mr Carrington