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As always, the end of the Spring term was an extremely busy period for the children in Year 3. In bringing to a close the moving toys project they had been working on in design technology, the children got the opportunity to turn their plans into reality when they made their own moving Ancient Egyptian mummy. The children worked incredibly hard and produced lots of spectacular final pieces that they were all extremely proud of. The only downside, having to listen to 60 party blowers being blown endlessly throughout the afternoon!
In science, the children have been learning about forces and magnetism and have very much enjoyed the opportunity to take out the magnets and investigate how they work. One of the investigations that the children have carried out looked into the strengths of different magnets. The children were amazed to find that the magnet didn’t have to touch the paper clip in order to move it. This led us into a further investigation into which everyday materials are magnetic and which are non-magnetic. Fair to say that this threw up some surprises around what magnets are attracted to and not.
In PSHE the children have been learning about how to live a healthy lifestyle. They have created a poster with ways to stay healthy.
As part of their work in English, across Year 3, the children wrote character descriptions based on the Clockmaker from the story ‘Guardians Of Magic’. The descriptions that the children created were incredible and a fantastic example of the progress they each of them has made in writing over the course of the year to date. Let’s hope for much more over the coming term!
Entering the new term, the children have created some amazing pieces of homework! Well done, keep up the great work.
Every week children that display good manners are chosen to sit at the Captain’s Table for dinner. Well done to the following children that have been selected to sit at the Captain’s Table.
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RA |
Fiza |
3B |
Abeera |
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RB |
Jasmine |
4A |
Anayah |
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1A |
Abubakar |
4B |
Hasnain |
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1B |
Shaan |
5A |
Hamaad |
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2A |
Albi |
5B |
Ayesha |
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2B |
Inaaya |
6A |
Abdul |
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3A |
Zainab |
6B |
Emma |
Every week during PE, coaches will be choosing pupils to be their PE superstars of the week. Well done to the following children who were fantastic in PE last week:
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Reception |
Ibrahim. K & Dahlia |
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Year 1 |
Subhan. A & Ella |
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Year 2 |
Phoebe & Arlo |
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Year 3 |
Musa. Z & Jacob |
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Year 4 |
Zaynab & Yahya |
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Year 5 |
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Year 6 |
Manahal. N & Nevaeh. C |
Thank you to all the parents/carers and staff who continue to support us in our efforts to reduce single use plastic waste. This is our 4th opening and we have managed to save over 100 plastic containers since the launch. With 131 containers saved from waste (drum roll!!!) Marland ECO Mart are now the number one GMCA school this year with 5 more containers saved than anyone else!! …. so far, Well Done Everyone! It would be lovely to see more parents/carers showing their support for our next eco shop!
The following children have been awarded ‘Star Reader’ and enjoyed going to the ‘Starbooks’ cafe in the library to enjoy a drink and a treat as their reward. Fantastic!
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RA |
Hussain. G |
3B |
Maliha |
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RB |
Ahil |
4A |
Shayaan |
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1A |
Edwin |
4B |
Anaya |
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1B |
Fatima |
5A |
Saim |
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2A |
Abigail |
5B |
Shahram |
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2B |
Arshman |
6A |
Amelia |
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3A |
Hussain |
6B |
Isa |
Year 6 SATS will be taking place week commencing Monday 12th May.
We still have some spaces in the after school clubs, which are as follows:
· Tuesday– Reception and KS1
· Thursday– Reception and KS1
If you are interested then please email the school office: office@marlandhill.rochdale.sch.uk or ring 01706 647147.
You can come to reception with cash and book a place. Places are limited and are on a first come, first served basis.
There will be no after school clubs taking place next week due to parents meetings.
On Thursday 8th May, Year 4 will be having a visit from the Balestra Living History Project who will be doing a workshop named The Roman Britain Primary History Workshop. This is an exciting opportunity for the children.
On the day the children will be taking part in different workshops led by a Roman expert. They will have the chance to handle Roman artefacts and will be trained like Roman soldiers. The children will have the opportunity to use equipment to create different army formations. The children will also create an interactive timeline. This will be a full day workshop.
School will be subsiding this, but we would appreciate it if you could make a voluntary contribution of £4. This can be done on parent mail by going to parent mail/shop/payments.