Our St George's News items

Year 4 Science Week Outdoor Learning, by Mrs Cameron-Ivanov

Date: 18th Mar 2022 @ 12:02pm

For our outdoor learning this week we have been looking at classification with a focus on earthworms. Did you know there are 3 types of earthworm? Earthworkers, deep burrowers and surface dwellers. They are all different in colour and size.

We started by searching for worms, which was great fun! Then we had time to research the 3 different types of worms and what the differences were between them. Using a worm identifcation sheet and hand lenses, we observed our worms carefully and asked questions to identify what type of worms we had found. Finally, in partners we created our own worm classification keys, using the knowledge we had gained. 

Shakespeare Schools Feedback and Photographs, by Mr Cassidy

Date: 16th Mar 2022 @ 3:37pm

Attached is the glowing feedback from Shakespeare Schools Festival for the amazing cast of Macbeth.

Also attached, some of the cast photographs.

“A magnificently murderous and atmospheric Macbeth.  Performed by a hghly skilled, confident and committed ensemble."

We are really proud of our amazing cast and their wonderful perormance this year.

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Expert Coding Lessons at St George's, by Mr Cassidy

Date: 15th Mar 2022 @ 9:43pm

Our computing curriculum continues to demonstrate our children's aptitude for coding and programming.

Over the last month children and staff in Years 5 and 6 have had the chance to work with Paul Boyd fron the National Centre for Computing Excellence (NCCE).  Paul has supporting the children to use coding and programming to control different components.

Some photograps of our children in action are below.  We thank Paul, who has donated all of his time free of charge.

Flying the flag in support of Ukraine, by Mrs Walters

Date: 15th Mar 2022 @ 12:56pm

We are proud to be flying the Ukrainian flag at St George's to show our solidarity with the people of tUkraine.

Families sent in more than £1800 for the humanitarian appeal. If anyone would like to donate further the online details are:

https://www.dec.org.uk/appeal/ukraine-humanitarian-appeal

Fundraising support for Ukraine, by Mrs Walters

Date: 15th Mar 2022 @ 12:12pm

Two of our fabulous year 4 pupils have gone above and beyond to raise money for the Ukraine Disaster Appeal.

Georgia (and her little brother) and Emelia have raised almost £500 between them by baking cakes and cookies and selling them to friends and family.

We are very proud of their kindness and compassion.

 

Science Week Commences..., by Mr Nathan

Date: 14th Mar 2022 @ 8:58pm

Children of 6E ventured to Lower Site to seek help for their Science Week activity - they were looking to collect a data sample to figure out whether boys and girls of the same age have a larger handspan. For this they had to accumulate a large enough sample of data - over 100 handspans from EYFS children should suffice.

Lucas (6E) stated: 'It was great working with the younger children. They listened beautifully and helped us with our research.'

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Throughout this week, 6E will be analysing the sample by calculating the average-sized handspan for an F2 boy and girl. Even though there is plenty of mathematics involved, the children cannot wait to feed back to the children in F2.

Heidi (6E) said, 'They were asking all sorts of great questions about our work. They were really trying to justify their opinions.'

It was lovely for both sets of children to come together - the eldest and some of the youngest children in the school. 

'We cannot wait to come again. It was really interesting and fun to work with F2. They learned from us and we learned from them,' said Gracie (6E).

Tennis Success, by Mr Knowles

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 3:47pm

Tennis Success!

A group of 8 children took part in a tennis competition at Thorndale Tennis Club this afternoon and won. They played excellently and returned to school with pride to show off their medals. Well done to all the children who played.

Showing our support for Ukraine, by Miss Hughes

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 3:37pm

We have loved showing our support for Ukraine in school today. We have been busy raising awareness and funds for families affected by the current conflict. In Year 4, we showed solidarity by wearing yellow and blue clothes, singing songs, made friendship bands to share with loved ones and even wrote messages of hope. 

We can't wait to continue spreading this positivity and supportiveness in our community. 

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EYFS Support for Ukraine, by Mrs Walters

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 2:59pm

It was lovely to see the children in EYFS dressed in yellow and blue today to show support for the people of Ukraine.

The children also made paper sunflowers as well as from their hand prints and coloured in hearts.

Thank you for your support.

Y3 show support for Ukraine, by Miss Bennett

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 2:54pm

It has been wonderful to see through children in Y3 in school wearing blue and yellow to show support and solidarity for the people of Ukraine.

 

Year 1 and 2 AmaSing for Ukraine, by Mrs Horton

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 2:03pm

Today all of the children took part in an AmaSing online activity to show our support to the families of Ukraine. The children all sang and danced along to the song 'Lean on Me'. It was heart warming to walk along the corridors and hear the beautiful singing coming from each classroom. A big thank you to the children for wearing blue and yellow today and bringing donations in to support this cause. In year 2 the children have been planting sunflowers, as they are the national flower of the Ukraine, and year 1 have been making flags. 

Year 4 Outdoor Learning, by Mrs Palmi

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 1:08pm

This week we concentrated on symmetry and found symmetrical patterns in nature. Have a look below at our learning.

Climate in Chaos - Filming at Heswall Primary!, by Miss M Jones

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 11:34am

Some lucky eco and school councillors took part in a special filming event with Impossible Arts at Heswall Primary yesterday! 

This outstanding opportunity highlights the importance of looking after our planet, and details the damaging effects of climate change.

Children had dilligently rehearsed lines and practiced a song based on the book 'A Climate in Chaos: and How You Can Help' by Neal Layton, which you can find here:

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As well as this, we also created lots of artwork in the style of Neal's illustrations.

We then ventured to Heswall Primary school, where we bravely filmed our parts - some of us even had props!

 

The film will be shown as part of a climate summit following on from COP26. 
Once all of the other schools have recorded their parts, the film will be edited and a premiere will be held before being published to the world!

Breakfast bagel success in EYFS, by Mrs Walters

Date: 11th Mar 2022 @ 10:53am

Breakfast bagels have been a huge success in Early Years. The children have all enjoyed filling their tummies before all their busy learning. We would like to say a massive thank you to the parent volunteers for all their hard work.

The bagels have been provided free of charge by the National School Breakfast Programme. We hope to extend the scheme across the school.

Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check Information, by Miss Mulheirn

Date: 10th Mar 2022 @ 5:19pm

Thank you to all parents and carers who were able to attend our Multiplication Tables Check information evening. We understand that not everybody would be able to attend and so attached is all of the information from tonight's event. This includes a video of the meeting, the presentation used, government information and parent guides. Please feel free to contact your child's teacher if you have any further questions.

Youth Music Family and Toddler Sessions Welcomed, by Mr Cassidy

Date: 15th Mar 2022 @ 11:30pm

We were so pleased to welcome our first sessions of family and toddler musoc groups funded as part of our Youth Music Hub bid and delivered by our specialist music teacher, Joanne Richards from Melody Makers

EFL Northern Champions!, by Mr Knowles

Date: 8th Mar 2022 @ 5:04pm

Amazing news from Salford today with our Year 6 boys becoming EFL Northern Champions! Next stop Wembley!

Have a look at the report from Tranmere Rovers for more details.

https://www.tranmererovers.co.uk/news/2022/march/st-georges-primary-school-to-represent-tranmere-rovers-at-wembley/

Here is the victorious when the boys lifted the cup. Follow the feed below for more pictures and updates from throughout the day.

https://twitter.com/trfccommunity/status/1501222718208946176?s=21

Mr Thomas and Mrs Gibson also commented on how well the children played and conducted themselves throughout the whole event.

We are all so proud and can't wait for our trip to London in May!

Cross Country Representative, by Mr Cassidy

Date: 15th Mar 2022 @ 11:22pm

Well done to Lawrence, our lone Year 4 cross country star.  There were roughly 650 pupils from multiple Wirral primary schools in attendance at Arrowe Park's cross country event. In Lawrence's race there were at least 110 Year 4 boys. Lawrence came 40th out of 110. He ran really well. The ground was quite boggy and slippy with some boys falling and lost shoes! Well done LAwrence and thank you for representing our school.

 

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Year 5 Times Table Stars, by Mr Knowles

Date: 4th Mar 2022 @ 4:46pm

Well done to all of the children in Year 5 who are working extremely hard on their tricky times tables. A huge congratulations goes to some of our children who have been recognised for standing out for their amazing efforts. We are very proud of you!

Have a look at some of our outstanding Times Table Champions below!

Year 4 Outdoor Learning, by Mrs Palmi

Date: 4th Mar 2022 @ 4:21pm

We had great fun taking our maths learning outside today. We explored 2D shapes and focussed on new vocabulary. Then we got to draw our own 2D shapes and label them with the properties that we could see.

Author Visit in Year 1 and 2, by Mrs Horton

Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 5:10pm

To celebrate World Book Day we have had an exciting visitor in school. Jacqueline Derbyshire and Beatri (a character from the book) came in to speak to us and read some of her book called 'The Roadside Fairies'. It was inspiring to hear about how she wrote the book during lockdown and is hoping to bring more books out soon. Our children had a great time listening to the story, asking questions and being sprinkled in magic fairy dust - we hope that all of their wishes come true!

 

 

Year 5 World Book Day 2022, by Miss Reil

Date: 4th Mar 2022 @ 3:49pm

We had a lovely day celebrating World Book Day!

World Book Day in Year 4, by Miss Mulheirn

Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 3:42pm

Year 4 had a wonderful time celebrating World Book Day. They took part in all sorts of activities, such as online live lessons, sharing information about their chosen book and character, and book bingo. Here are lots of photographs of their wonderful outfits. Thank you for all of your support in making it such a wonderful day!

Year 1 and 2 World Book Day, by Mrs Price

Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 10:36am

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Year 1 and 2 have been celebrating World Book Day. We have dressed up as our favourite characters. The children have had a wonderful time sharing their stories. 

Talking to your child about the news, by Mrs Coleman

Date: 25th Feb 2022 @ 6:37am

Many of our children will have questions and concerns about the Ukraine crisis. We have included some links to support conversation with your child on our PSHE curriculm page

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