Raising the bar with the eight Rs

Wednesday 24 October 2018

Ok – so ‘Raising the bar with the eight Rs’ is a poor attempt at some rhyme. Here’s a much better attempt by a Y4 pupil – it’s brilliant! Well done, Daisy!

Learning things is really fun, but sometimes I get stuck,
Thinking about the 8 Rs can really change my luck!

At school when I’m doing a tricky sum, I sometimes feel like crying,
But then I remember to be resilient and it helps me keep on trying.

Taking responsibility for myself is something I must do,
If I don’t do the jobs that are meant for me, I can’t blame you!

If my Mummy asks me to tidy my room, I must not be grumpy or rude,
I must be responsive and do as I am asked with a positive attitude.

In the morning when I come to school, it’s important to have what I need,
I must be prepared and organized so I will be ready indeed!

When Mr Owen asks a question in class and I’m scared to give it a try,
I decide if it’s a safe risk to take, and it is, so I put my hand up high.

Sometimes I can be forgetful and I forget what I’ve been taught,
But if I try and put my mind to it, I can remember much more than I thought!

I love to make art out of unwanted things but I can’t always find the right bit,
But being resourceful and finding a way round I can always find something to fit.

Reflecting is very important as it helps me to think and look back,
I can reflect on what I have done in the past and that keeps me on the right track.

The 8 Rs can be useful for learning and they help me get through my day,
They guide me and lead me and remind me to think, and they always show me the way!

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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