We enjoyed a range of activities linked to ‘Matilda’. Here is our class display.
We are now looking forward to starting our new topic, ‘Fire and Ice’.
We will begin by studying The Great Fire of London!
5/6J Medi 2019 September 2019
We have had a fantastic start to the new school year with our mini project on ‘The Witches’ by Roald Dahl. We have used our creative, literacy, numeracy and digital skills to produce lots of fantastic work, including poems inspired by William Shakespeare and models of The Hotel Magnificent. Da iawn pawb!
Year 6 have got talent! Gorffennaf 2019
We are very proud of our Year 6s and their fantastic performance this morning. A fantastic show full of magic, singing, comedy and all round entertainment – Year 6 really do have talent!
Sphero fun in Reception Gorffennaf 2019
This week, we have had a great time learning to control our new Sphero Minis. We even challenged Mrs Morgan and Mrs Gwillt to a maze race!
Sphero fun in Dosbarth 1C Gorffennaf 2019
We have had great fun this afternoon learning how to control our new Sphero robots. We learnt to drive them, and code them using simple instructions. We particularly liked it when they changed colour! Da iawn pawb!
Forest school experience for year 6
This afternoon the Year 6 children had the opportunity to take part in a variety of forest school inspired activities on site at Presteigne Primary School. All the children took part and had a great time!
Class 1C trip to Aberystwyth
Class 1C had a fantastic trip to Aberystwyth. We made the most of the beautiful sunshine and had loads of fun!
Bronze Ambassadors Mehefin 2019
Our Bronze Ambassadors are doing a fantastic job running a lunchtime cricket club. Da iawn!
Minecraft Challenge Haf 2019
We have been busy taking part in the Minecraft challenge. Our task was to redesign an area of the school 100 years in the future.
The Curly Wurly Challenge Mehefin 2019
KS2 had a fantastic afternoon attempting to break the Guinness World Record for Curly Wurly stretching. Unfortunately, none of us managed to break the record of 4.26m; our winner was a fantastic 1.98m long!
