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An Important Message
An
officer from the British Transport Police came to remind
us all about the dangers of railways and trains during a
special assembly.
He
told us about the terrible accidents that can happen when
people break the rail safety code.
Remember
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SCHOOL
CLOSED
Children
couldn’t believe their luck when the boiler broke and
they had an extra day off school because it was too cold
to learn. Of course Year 6 did lots of SATs revision! |
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Aiming High
Netball is
proving to be a popular after school activity. Mrs Symes,
the year six teacher, is the coach. In a recent interview
Yasmin (10) was asked:
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Why do you enjoy netball? |
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What position do you prefer playing
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Because I find it fun |
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Goal Defence |
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How long have you been playing? |
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About five months now. |
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What
did the Dragon say when he saw St. George in his shining armour?
Oh
No! Not more tinned food!!! |
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 Football
Crazy!
On
Monday 3rd February Victoria Road football team
won an amazing victory against Barnton, the final score
being 3-0 and 1-1 to Victoria Road. The team captain Mark
really enjoyed his job of leading the team and says he
enjoys being a defender.
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PYJAMA DAY
On
February 14th a group of Year 6 girls
organised Victoria Road first ever wear your pyjamas to
school day!
Children
throughout school supported this event by wearing their
nightwear. Every imaginable colour of pyjamas was worn and
some very funny slippers walked the corridors!
The
teachers too looked funny in their pyjamas with Mrs Symes
winning a prize for her valentine day themed outfit. A
little bird told us she even drove all the way to school
like it and nearly ran out of petrol because she didn’t
want anyone to see her at the petrol station.
This
event raised a fantastic £80, which has been spent on
outdoor play equipment for all children to enjoy at
playtimes.
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News
from each Classroom
We
asked children from each class what they have been
learning about this term. Here is what they told us about
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Reception
– A little bug explorer from this class told us he had
been learning about snails.
Year
1
and 2 have been very busy weaving. We saw some of
their handy work in assembly.
Year
3 – a member of this class told us they have
enjoyed learning to measure things.
Year
4 – the
dream team! Some children from this class have enjoyed
sharing their dreams with others. Rumour has it a giant
dream tree has grown in their room!
Year
5 have been busy little bakers!
Yes they were responsible for the lovely smell of
fresh baked bread that made us all feel hungry!
Year 6
– This is the class of extremely busy bees! Everyone is
working hard ready for the SATs in May. Breaking away from
the practice papers the children designed and produced
Maths Trails for younger friends to try out.
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Tell
us about your hopes and dreams.
If you’d like to share a hope or dream with other
readers write it down and put it in the suggestion box. We
will publish more in the summer edition. |
Wacky
Hair Day
In aid of Comic Relief children
and staff turned up with some very crazy hairstyles. A fun day
was had by all.
Non-Uniform
Day
The success of the outdoor play
equipment led to another fundraising event. Children made
donations to come to school without their uniform. Lots more
great things have been bought to keep us busy at playtime.
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Music
Mania!
In a recent survey carried out by Hot News,
‘Busted’ was voted most popular band with
‘Blue’ a close second. |
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Put your ideas and suggestions in the box outside
year 4 ready for the summer edition of Hot News! |
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Oops!
We have run out of space! Oh No!
We had so much more to write about . . . We know you
are disappointed but we will be back soon.
Look
out for the Summer Term edition of Hot News when you will be
able to read Your Stars, enjoy Comic Strips, read more
interviews and maybe read something you have suggested.
Thank
you from the team x |
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Can you find the following words?
fun, joke, news, clubs, read, hot |
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“Mum!
There’s a man at the door collecting for the Old Folk’s Home . .
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Shall
I give him Grandma?”
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