Reception Class News

Themed menu

Posted on Wednesday 25 April 2018 by Mrs Taylor

Catering Agency, our school meal provider, will be running a special themed menu on Tuesday 15 May.

Please contact the office, by Friday 04 May, if your child would like a school dinner on this day.

Stay and play session

Posted on Wednesday 25 April 2018 by Mrs Wood

Don’t forget our stay and play session tomorrow. Come along in the morning for some creative fun! There will be no relax and read this week.

See you there!

Big Pedal day 2

Posted on Tuesday 24 April 2018 by Mrs Taylor

We’ve had a great increase in the number of journeys to school by bike and scooter with 24% of pupils travelling in this way today.  Thank you for your support to promote this sustainable travel.

Reception continue to be the class with the highest number of pupils biking or scooting with Year 2 in second place today.

Remember, if you have to come by car to school, park further away so your child can scoot or bike the rest of the way.

The Big Pedal

Posted on Monday 23 April 2018 by Mrs Taylor

Today was the first day of the Big Pedal, a Sustrans initiative to encourage sustainable travel to school by bike or scooter, running from 23 April to 04 May.

Well done to Reception who were our winning class today with a third of the children travelling to school by scooter.  Year 3 were second and Year 4 were third.

Schools will be entered into daily prize draws if we have over 15% cycle or scoot on each day of the challenge.  Let’s try to increase numbers of children who bike or scoot to school tomorrow as we compete with schools locally and across the country.

The Big Pedal is back!

Posted on Friday 20 April 2018 by Mrs Taylor

Get set… we’re taking part in Sustrans Big Pedal 2018, the UK’s largest inter-school cycling and scooting challenge, that inspires pupils, staff and parents to choose two (or three) wheels for their journey to school.

The Big Pedal will run alongside our year round Living Streets WOW sustainable travel initiative where the children record how they travel to school on our daily travel tracker.

The Big Pedal challenge focuses on journeys made by bike and scooter and runs from 23 April to 04 May.  We would love everyone to be involved.

The details

On each day of the challenge, schools compete to see who can record the greatest number of pupils, staff and parents cycling or scooting to school. Our best five days will determine our final position in the challenge. We’ll be competing against other schools right across the UK, and if we clock up the most bike and scooter journeys, we’ll win!

 Why we’re taking part

It’s a great way to get more of our pupils travelling to school on their bikes and scooters. We will be competing to become one of the UK’s top schools for two-wheeled journeys and will be in with a chance to win prizes including bike and scooter stunt shows and fantastic cycle and scooter storage.

What’s next?

All you need to do is encourage your child(ren) to cycle or scoot to school every day during the event, and join them on their way.

If you do need the car to bring your child(ren) to school, you could park further away from school and bike or scoot the last part.

Using technology in the classroom

Posted on Wednesday 28 March 2018 by Mrs Wood

The children are hunting for tricky words using a QR reader on the iPads.

Space art!

Posted on Wednesday 28 March 2018 by Mrs Wood

We’ve had a busy morning painting, printing and making space-themed art!

Our best sporting achievement to date

Posted on Tuesday 27 March 2018 by Mrs Taylor

Today, at the West Yorkshire School Games, our Year 6 orienteering team have successfully won bronze medals competing against over 20 of the best teams from across West Yorkshire.  A fantastic achievement!  Well done to the whole team.

 

Don’t forget our phonics mornings!

Posted on Monday 26 March 2018 by Mrs Wood

Come and learn how to support your child’s reading and writing at home.

See you there!

Moortown Park consultation

Posted on Wednesday 21 March 2018 by Mrs Taylor

Thank you to those parents and carers who came to view the proposed plans for Moortown Park.

As part of the pupil consultation, Helen Forman, Senior Design Officer at Leeds City Council, met with our School Council and spoke to all children in a whole school assembly.  She commented the children had lots of intelligent questions and comments.

The feedback will be considered and they feel hopeful to incorporate the changes that were suggested including the monkey bars that quite a few children asked for.

The equipment will be ordered soon, ready for installation at the play park so thank you for your input.

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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