Hope CE Primary School

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Whos there?

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boo who

oh stop crying!

In RE, we are exploring what Christians mean by ’loving your neighbour’.

Christians believe the Jesus gave his disciples some phrases on how they (and Chrisitians) should live their life. These are called the Beatitudes and can be found here.

Class 2 read Robert Westall’s story ‘The Ruined City of Kor’. Adding some sound effects, they recorded their stories.

Hear Warren’s podcast here

Class Two used these sound effects as a stimulus for their own writing.

Our stories will be posted soon.

Thomas & Jack have podcasted News & Views here.

Mrs Ellis would like some feedback about the new menus.

Parents and pupils are invited to say what they think.  Please leave a comment, these will  be sent to Shire Services.

Tracy Anne went to Shropshire Cat rescue as part of her starting point project to interview Marion, one of workers.

Hear her podcast here. (quite a large download)

If you fancy being a roving reporter, please ask Mr Rowe to lend you an old laptop overnight. If you have got a PC you can download Audacity (the software which Tracy Anne used) here and record it yourself. 

We looked at Priestsic Year 6s rules for blogging. This is what Class 2 at Hope came up with. 

1. Don’t give out your address or phone number or any personal details
2. Only use your first name
3. Don’t put pictures of yourself or others on the blog
4. Use appropriate language
5. Try your best with spelling, but it doesn’t have to be totally perfect.
6. Don’t be rude or horrible about anyone or anyone’s work
7. Use two stars and a wish to make a comment on how someone can make a piece of work better. It’s good to have nice things written about our work.
8. Respect other people’s opinions.
9. Everyone is welcome to contribute to the Blog
10. Remember from our RE lessons, you’ve got to be a friend to have a friend. Go and visit other schools to see what they’re up to (as well as ours.)

Thanks to Tony Callow of Wrekin Orienteers, Year 5 and 6 went Orienteering around the school using our super new orienteering maps.

 Any advice for the Year 3s and 4s? (it wil be their go next week).

Here’s a sneak preview of some poetry which Elkie, Tracy-Anne and Ellie have entered in Hope Show. They’ve podcasted it here