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Outdoor Adventurous Activity

Thu 26 Nov 2015

Woodlea are hoping to have a fixed orienteering course to replace the temporary course that is in operation at present in the school grounds. OAA is a new addition to the school curriculum and the children are making full use of our fantastic outdoor facilities. Cross curricular lessons will make use of the course and complete problem solving tasks and teamwork challenges.

Big Work - 27th November 2015

Thu 26 Nov 2015

Christmas Project Homework and Card Competition

Tue 24 Nov 2015

Christmas Project Homework
Calling all children and parents! We are looking for some amazing ‘Christmas Themed Project Homework’. You continue to amaze us, with your creativity and innovative ideas, when completing project homework.
Again, you can use any medium of your choice; 3D, 2D, collage, ICT, performance …
We would like these brought into school during December.

Christmas Card Competition
Would you like to win a retail voucher for £20? If so, please read on.
Why don’t you have a go at designing a Christmas Card. The card will be used by Lancashire Catering Services and given to their clients.
You can choose whatever style you like; traditional, modern, cute or humorous.
The medium you use is your choice; collage, sketch, paint or 3D.
The closing date for completed cards is Monday 30th November. These should be handed into Mrs Leggett and these will be passed onto Lancashire Catering Services, where the final selection will be made.

Year 6 Fire Safety Talks

Wed 18 Nov 2015

All the children in year6 received talks all about fire safety. The talks were very interesting and talked about different ways in keeping themselves and others safe in and outside the home.
There was added enthusiasm from the children, as the firemen brought in electronic devices. These were used by the children to answer questions to show their understanding of the session.

Soup made with Home Grown Produce

Tue 17 Nov 2015

During the Summer Term, Mrs Smith and Mrs Quinn planted seeds of all sorts in the quad area in school. Last week Mrs Quinn and some children harvested a basic crop of 'Corn on the Cob' and Red Onions'. Mrs Leggett was then asked if she would make something that the children could sample.
She came up with a Sweetcorn and Onion soup.
Mrs Quinn, along with the food council sampled the dish and gave their feedback.
I have to comment that it tasted surprisingly delicious, so much so that Mrs Strickland and I asked if we could have a second helping.
A huge 'Thank you' to Mrs Quinn, Mrs Smith and Mrs Leggett.