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Year 1 did an absolutely fabulous job showing off their amazing learning to parents and carers in their class assembly today taking us on an adventure 'Into the Unknown' We were taken back in time by a real life time traveller to 1492 where we met Christopher Columbus and sailed with him on the Santa Maria all the way to San Salvador! We met a number of other famous explorers on our time travelling journey including Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Amelia Earhart and we even witnessed Neil Armstrong taking his first steps on the moon reminding us that if we try hard we can reach our goals and have 'A Million Dreams.' A true inspiration and a perfect five star performance.
The legacy tour has landed in Colsterworth Primary School! The School’s year 5 and 6 sports leaders led the way with the support of Kai and Kelsey from the inspire+ sports charity. The young leaders inspired their school friends to be healthy, happy and active while teaching them facts about the upcoming commonwealth games. With a pledge to increase competitive events during outdoor play times, the pupils have kickstarted the run up to attending the local mini olympics event where they will represent Japan for the day.
What a fantastic day we have had celebrating World Book Day. We kicked it off with a challenge from author Bethan Woollvin to create a new character for her book 'Three Little Vikings' and ended with a chance to share a story with other children across the school.
We saw characters from traditional tales and well known stories alongside superheroes, aliens and wizards.
An amazing and fun filled day was had by all.
It’s been a busy and active few days in Colsterworth school this week with a group of year 5 pupils taking to the roads to learn a range of cycling skills. While developing skills of communication, observation and positioning the pupils completed a range of manoeuvres and tasks while safely moving around the village. The children were so proud of their progress through the week and their achievement of a level 2 bike ability award at the end.
Our children came together on Tuesday morning for a wonderfully inclusive Collective Worship exploring the meaning of Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) and Lent.
This is an important time of year for Christians. it reminds them of when Jesus was in the desert for 40 days and 40 nights without food. It was an important time and place for Jesus as he prepared for his work of healing and teaching. It was important that he was somewhere on his own, so that he could focus on God, with no distractions.
Lent is not only about giving things up. A different way of looking at it is to take something up for Lent. It may be a good time to 'turn over a new leaf' - a bit like the pancakes we flipped, we all have the chance to show a new side to us!
Dear God,
Thank you that during Lent we can think more about you and focus on you.
We pray that you will help us with the positive things we choose to do this Lent.
We have really missed our Golden Book worships over the last few weeks while we have been back in our bubbles. It was fantastic to be able to share our achievements with each other again.
A great big well done to all of our Golden Book children this week.
A big Colsterworth WOW to our superstar sports woman Eden who has once again amazed us all with her talent and succeeded in gaining a place in the under 11s Leicestershire Cricket Team. We’re so proud to hear about her sporting successes and can’t wait to watch her progress, what a shining inspiration our sports leader is!
Key stage 2 children at Colsterworth Primary School showed off their culinary skills and talents this week as they took part in a cookery workshop led by Roots to Food. Chicken Bhuna Masala was on the menu this year as the children practised peeling, chopping and frying techniques while working as a team to create a healthy family meal. The children were thrilled to taste their final dishes and were eager to take the recipes home to carry on the cooking fun.