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The glistening sun rose up from behind the green giant mountains, and the mist that had covered the ground like a enormous gray blanket lifted, Rhea Silvia walked down the dark crumbly path carrying her two little baby boys, the dark sandy floor crumbled and cracked under her sandals. Rhea Silvia felt all hot sticky and the enormous trees looked like they were giving her harsh stares. She reached the gleaming river and lay the babys down  the river rippled and the birds cherped, and Rhea Silvias brown hair blew in the silent breeze.

Sofia hates football but every night her parents will listen to the football and it would really get on her nerves so she would just go out and find her two friends. Their names were Delores and Inez who she had known all her life.

You’ve got hear this. Edward has a cunning tune for you (On the Cornet)

Andrew’s is yabba-dabba-doo! (On the Tenor Horn)

Hear this weeks’ News and Views podcasted for you by Andrew and Edward for your entertainment and information.

NEWSFLASH! - Out of all the schools in the West Midlands, George and Joe came Third in the regional final of Young Engineer’s Knex Challenge. Well done lads. This is a tremendous achievement.

Many thanks to those parents who attended the information evening on the new curriculum last night. Don’t worry if you were unable to attend.

The bell had rung and my mates and I burst into the classroom, put our coats away and looked at the board, stunned and very disappointed so was my friends. It said in block capitals ‘Football has been banned until the end of term, following on from another complaint from break.’ Depressed, I copied down the objective. It was science, my least favourite subject. The door swung open, Mr Green was obviously in a bad mood. He looked at the class like a lion who hadn’t caught its dinner. Then, he took a big breath and bellowed at the class very loudly, the third time this week ‘ I know what those people who play football are thinking, I’m not going to name the names but someone has kicked an expensive football over the hedg and I can’t afford to buy new ones. Orlando Brown!’

Polly and Daena have podcasted the latest news from Hope School.

Mutli-talented musician, Conor (Y6) performs an extract of David of White Rock, this time on the piano. Amazingly, Conor performed this piece without any reading any music! Podcasted here.

The Steamer - By Edward (Year 5)

The Steamer approaches with thick black steam,
Running ahead slim and green.
Full steam ahead! The driver calls,
He let go of bar and nearly falls.

Musical wizz Conor (Y6) performs this piece of famous film music, podcasted here for your enjoyment. Robyn is using Conor’s performance and the soundtrack for a dance sequence she is developing as part of her Starting Point book. (See Y6s get day off post for details)

Please feel free to comment on Conor’s performance.