Today a group of our Key Stage 2 students attended an activity day at the UEA. They had the chance to speak to students and find out all about what it is like to study at university. As part of this, students listened to some musicians and ask questions about extra-curricular opportunities at university. Thank you to the UEA for hosting us!
Following our trip to the Sainsbury’s Centre, Year 6 have been printing patterns inspired by African art onto paper. We will use this paper to build up an image of African clothing. – Maison
We have been inspired by looking at traditional African clothing and cloths. We have created our own stamps. – Nadia
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This week we had a visitor come in to run a singing workshop. John (from St. Peter Mancroft church) came in to talk to the children about their choir and the opportunity to become a chorister. If your child is interested in this opportunity and has not received a letter, please speak to Mrs Sims!
There was Chinese calligraphy writing, a tea ceremony, Chinese dragon dancing, the Chinese New Year story and a Chinese reading competition. The event ended with a small Chinese banquet buffet.
Year 2 had a great time at their reading cafe. The children worked with their adults to draw animals for their ‘Animal Toy Shop’!
