Carols around the tree

Year 6 VE Party

Carol concert 2012

Using Numicon in Year 4

Y4J were finding out if we could make all the numbers up to 20 by totalling consecutive numbers.  A couple of groups found using numicon made it really easy to find a pattern.

Penny Racers

 In Science Y5C have been investigating whether a penny affects a Penny Racer's performance.

Penny Racers are small toy cars popular in the 1980's.  They were advertised as the only toy cars powered by coins and that putting a penny in your toy car made it better.  So to coincide with our project 'Show me the money', we decided to see what affect a penny made on these racers.

We tested if a coin makes a difference to a Penny Racer.  I found out that with a coin, it doesn’t go straight and it’s slower because the coin puts on weight to the car.  Without a coin it just goes straight and doesn’t turn.  I think with a coin it’s better because it’s more fun doing tricks.

By Luke

I found out that when we tried the Penny Racer with the penny it did more turns and tricks. I think this is because the 1p coin gave weight to the Penny Racer, it would flip over because there was less weight on the other side.  Also I found that when you put the 1p coin to the left it made the car turn to the left. I think this happened because if you add weight to the left the other sides wheels would come off the ground making the left sides wheels turn in a half circle.

By Alfie

We had lots of fun investigating.  One group had the clever idea of painting the wheels of the Penny Racer to enable them to keep a record of the car's tracks/performance. 

Infant Nativity Play

Christmas Disco

Charity Non-Uniform Day

For those children not going to tomorrow's disco, tomorrow is also a non uniform day. For non-uniform can children bring 50p, which will be donated to the charity Crisis, which supports homeless people.

Extended School Club - Christmas Decorations

Year 4 Topic Presentation

Radio adverts

Y5C have been writing radio advertisements to persuade people to buy our charity products.

Scorp -Yo

Hey kids, bored? Well we can brighten up your day! Come and buy our new, fascinating Scorp-Yo! With a free belt-buckle you could carry it round wherever you are.  The yoyos  are as powerful as a lightning bolt flashing through the sky!

Show off your tricks at school and make the other kids drool.  You'll soon be too cool for school. Beg your mum until you get one! It's only £2 for a good cause. All of the money goes to Wallace and Gromit's Grand Appeal (Bristol Children's Hospital charity). 

You could put on a show with Scorp -Yo!      

By Charlotte 

Decorating the Christmas Tree

Science Day

Hama bead money boxes

Y5C have been busy making these fantastic Hama bead money boxes as part of their 'Show me the money' project.  Check out some of these brilliant designs!

New Books!

Y4J are so excited about the new books that have arrived in our class.  We look forward to reading them.

The Grand Appeal

Y5C are raising money for the Grand Appeal (Bristol Children's Hospital Charity).

As part of our project 'Show me the money'  we have thought about ways to raise money.  We have decided to sell Yoyos, jumpies and bookmarks, with all the profit going to the charity.  If you are interested in any of these items please see a member of Y5C.


Here are some posters we produced to advertise these products

PTFA Christmas Celebrations

Infant Christmas Film Night

This Christmas, the PTFA are staging a special infant Christmas film night for years YR - Y2, on Tuesday December 11th, from 3.30pm - 5.30pm. It will be a U certificate Christmas film, and there will be an interval half way through for drinks and snacks. Tickets will cost £2.00 and will also include a non-uniform day on the Tuesday. Look out for the form in book bags next week.

Juniors Christmas Disco

We are having a Christmas disco for years Y3-Y6 on Friday 14th December at 3.30 - 5pm, you can pick your own playlist, and there will be a tuck shop. This also includes a non-uniform day on the Friday. Tickets cost £3.00, so look out for the form in book bags next week.

Dear Mr Condon,

 

Thank you so much for your collection of food for us this year. We work hard to make sure everything does not go to waste and reaches people facing a crisis.

You collected a massive 123 Kg of food. We estimate this will feed 5 families for three days and will give them food to prepare approximately 200 meals.

 The generosity of schools, churches and businesses this autumn has been overwhelming. It means we will be able to feed people in crisis for at least two months, possibly three.

Steve, Andy, Lesley, Brenda and Pat
The East Bristol Foodbank Team