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Caring in Bristol

Fri 30 Nov 2018

Over the last two days, the charity Caring In Bristol have been running workshops in Years 1 and 2. A 24 hour homeless shelter has recently opened in our local area and caused mixed reactions within the community. Caring in Bristol were involved in its set up and we thought it would be great to work with them as philosophers to explore our feelings when we see homeless people, what their feelings might be and think out what it may be like to be homeless. How would we feel without the things we rely on every day...a comfy chair to relax in? a comb to get the knots out of our hair? a toothbrush to freshen our mouths?

Handwashing assembly

Mon 26 Nov 2018

One of our lovely parents came to do an assembly and talk to the Nursery children about germs and how to stop the spread of them by using good handwashing techniques today. Here is a video you could share with you child at home.

https://youtu.be/OGJq_o334cI

Celebration assembly 23.11.18

Fri 23 Nov 2018

Head teacher's lunch

Wed 21 Nov 2018

Today's conversation focussed around our favourite subjects at school (history and maths being the most popular) and what the children want to be when they grow up - we have budding teachers, engineers, architects and a singer!

Super Soup!

Fri 16 Nov 2018

Year 2 celebrated the end of their 'How can I live a healthy lifestyle?' enquiry by inviting their families into school and serving them delicious vegetable soup that they had made. We had a fantastic turnout and the soup and crunchy croutons went down a treat!

Charities Week

Fri 16 Nov 2018

A big thank you to everyone who donated their pennies and more to our charities bucket! We raised a fantastic £446.76 to split between Children in Need and the Anti-bullying alliance.

WW1 commemoration

Tue 13 Nov 2018

What a wonderful day we had at St Anne’s marking 100 years since the end of WW1. Our day as historians and philosophers started with Michael from Heritage Schools showing us powerful footage of Temple Meads Station the day after the war began. Suddenly, Ernie Haberfield, a WW1 soldier burst into assembly and guess what? He used to go to St Anne’s! So did all the soldiers who are listed on the shield displayed in school. The rest of the day was spent hearing about Ernie’s life at war, asking him questions, finding out where the soldiers on the shield lived, comparing old and new maps, why people wear poppies etc. We finished the day with a peace party. A truly memorable day!