According to reports, team work was in abundance and the children encouraged and looked after each other extremely well. Looks like they all had a great time!
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Year 3 at Foxburrow Farm
Year 3 children from Earl Soham joined their peers from a number of other local schools for a day of team challenges and activities at Foxburrow Farm.
According to reports, team work was in abundance and the children encouraged and looked after each other extremely well. Looks like they all had a great time!
According to reports, team work was in abundance and the children encouraged and looked after each other extremely well. Looks like they all had a great time!
Dance Video - The Life Cycle of a Plant
Following a ten-week project on Growth and Change, Blue Class are proud to present their dance video: The Life Cycle of a Plant, filmed on location in the school grounds and at Minsmere Nature Reserve.
We are very proud of the work we have done and would love to receive your comments below.
If you have a high-speed broadband connection and wish to see the video in high definition, please follow this link to view it on Youtube.
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Wedding Bliss in Red Class
This afternoon, Red Class celebrated the 'wedding' of two classmates following a whirlwind romance.
The bride looked beautiful in her bespoke wedding gown as she was escorted down the aisle by her rather overwhelmed father, whilst a rather nervy groom forgot his tie and had to borrow a Mr Potato Head one from Mr Pearce.
The congregation included respected members of the community including a fireman, policeman, a viking warrior and a postman whilst Batman was in charge of security.
After the ceremony, superbly orchestrated by a very youthful Reverend, the blushing bride threw her bouquet over her shoulder which was in turn eagerly fought over by the ladies in attendance.
There then followed a splendid banquet which included a rather scrumptious wedding cake. A toast was raised to the happy couple wishing them well for the rest of their lives together. What a fantastic occasion.
Back to normal on Tuesday!!!
The bride looked beautiful in her bespoke wedding gown as she was escorted down the aisle by her rather overwhelmed father, whilst a rather nervy groom forgot his tie and had to borrow a Mr Potato Head one from Mr Pearce.
The congregation included respected members of the community including a fireman, policeman, a viking warrior and a postman whilst Batman was in charge of security.
After the ceremony, superbly orchestrated by a very youthful Reverend, the blushing bride threw her bouquet over her shoulder which was in turn eagerly fought over by the ladies in attendance.
There then followed a splendid banquet which included a rather scrumptious wedding cake. A toast was raised to the happy couple wishing them well for the rest of their lives together. What a fantastic occasion.
Back to normal on Tuesday!!!
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Allotment Takes Shape
On Sunday, a hardy bunch turned up at the school allotment in the village to prepare it for the growing season. 
Planning is crucial to success.
Planning is crucial to success.
Jennie trying to find oilIt was a beautiful day as spades, forks and a rotavator (well skippered by Jean-Pierre) roared into life. After two hours of work, the allotment is now ready for final design and planting.
Mr Pearce is allowed to have a go with the big boys' toy!
Mr Pearce is allowed to have a go with the big boys' toy!Many thanks to everyone who gave up their time during the afternoon, especially Mrs Exton who organised it, and to Glenn Warren who had previously cleared the ground for digging.
Saturday, 9 April 2011
Easter Egg Hunt
On Thursday afternoon, the Easter Bunny hid lots of tokens around the school and the children had a wonderful time trying to find them all.
Enjoy the photos!
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