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Money old and new

Posted on Sunday 29 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

During Money Matters week, many children were keen to show off their money collections and talk about where and when they were from.  Thank you for sharing these with us.

 

Penny trail

Posted on Sunday 29 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

It’s been great to see the generosity and enthusiasm of the children during Money Matters week to try and fill their class collecting tubes.  They were filling up by the end of the week.  The total amount raised for Leeds Mind and Yorkshire Air Ambulance will be revealed soon.  Thank you for your donations.

 

Food videos

Posted on Sunday 29 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

Year 5 combined film production with their food technology skills to create videos demonstrating various food preparation skills. Each group selected age related skills to demonstrate including bridge hold, claw technique, grating and measuring on digital scales.

After surprisingly few takes and the editing process, then it was time for the viewings.


Getting active

Posted on Sunday 29 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

This week, a group of Key Stage 2 children took part in a physical activity participation event at John Charles Stadium as part of our partnership with Active Schools.  They enjoyed activities including cheer leading, tri-golf and Tagtiv8.

  • ‘I liked cheer leading and I would like to do it again.’
  • ‘I liked everything because it was fun and active.’
  • ‘I really enjoyed doing the sports, especially the golf.’
  • ‘I liked it because there were sports I haven’t played.’

Kwik cricket success

Posted on Saturday 28 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

Congratulations to our Year 5/6 kwik cricket team, along with Harehills, who recently saw off Highfield and Alwoodley to qualify for the Leeds Kwik Cricket Finals at Weetwood on 17 June.

Well done and good luck in the final!

School Saving Club

Posted on Saturday 28 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

This week, as part of our Money Matters themed week, was the first paying in session for children who have opened their School Saving Club accounts.


It was great to see children take responsibility and start to manage their money in their new accounts.

We have two more paying in dates this term and you are welcome to accompany your child to pay in their money.

  • Wednesday 22 June 3.15pm
  • Wednesday 20 July 3.15pm

Also, it’s not too late to open an account.  Please ask at the office for an application form.

Money Matters highlights

Posted on Friday 27 May 2016 by Mr Catherall

This week in Year 4, we threw ourselves into our Money Matters themed week. I really enjoyed working with this class and was very impressed by their attitude to learning!

There were many highlights this week:

  • Visiting Barclays Bank and seeing all the ‘secret’ vaults.
  • Some amazing persuasive writing.
  • Our many visitors.
  • A super Moneysense workshop in which we planned a fully costed party.
  • Making our very own money boxes.
  • Donating loads of pennies to charity.
  • Sam and Grace smashing the Hotshots nets.
  • And most of all, getting to know a brilliant class.

Here are some pictures:


Have a great half-term.

Gangsta Granny Competition

Posted on Friday 27 May 2016 by Mrs Weekes

To all Year 4 and Year 5

  • Are you a David Walliams fan?
  • Have you read Gangsta Granny?
  • Would you like to see Gangsta Granny on the stage?

Here is your chance.  Gangsta Granny is going to be live on stage and we have booked 20 places for Moortown Primary.  Rather than picking names randomly, we have decided to make you earn your ticket!

If you would like to go, you have to persuade me (in no more than 500 words) why you should have a ticket.  The most persuasive entries will be given a ticket and you will be taken to York to see the show in September.

I must have your entry by Friday 01 July.  Good luck!

Summer Half Term

Posted on Friday 27 May 2016 by Mrs Weekes

In line with our Homework Policy, there are no homework tasks or spellings to learn next week because it’s the Summer half-term holiday. Of course, there are plenty of ways to help your child continue learning: get reading, go places, talk lots!

Have a happy and healthy holiday.

Leeds Cycling Starts Here consultation

Posted on Thursday 26 May 2016 by Mrs Taylor

Young people are being encouraged to share their views in the  ‘Leeds Cycling Starts Here’ public consultation on the future strategy and ambition for cycling in Leeds. The consultation was launched on Friday 13 May 2016 for six weeks, closing on Sunday 26 June 2016.

There is a prize draw for completed consultation responses (first prize: £50 shopping voucher).

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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