Mr and Mrs Clarke worked with Cnoc-y-coed to develop and try out different potions who George (from our focus book) might like to make.
Science Enrichment Day
Storytelling with Peter and Sharon
Forest School
Great work by all the year 3 children that attended our Forest School session today. It was a challenge finding dry fuel for our fire, but the children were an absolute credit and worked well as a team to ensure we had a healthy treat at the end of the session. Da iawn!
A Visit from Knighton Fire Crew
A MASSIVE thank you to Knighton Fire Service who visited us today to help us understand the role of a Firefighter. We had an in-depth look into the Fire Engine and learned about the equipment and what the Firefighters use the equipment for. They told us that they don’t only put out fires, but rescue people and animals too. We also saw how far the water can squirt out of the hose! It went a very long way. We had a great afternoon!!
A Visit from Knighton Fire Crew
Our thanks to Knighton Fire Service that visited us today so we could learn about their fire engine. They told us all about the equipment on their engine and how they use it to rescue people, cars and animals in emergencies. We loved it! Diolch!
Prayer Club
Prayer club was led by Lily and Esme with the theme of giving thanks. Prayer club is held every Monday at 12.30pm in the library. All welcome.
Problem-Solving! Datrys Problemau!
Today, pupils in Year One helped Pirate Pete put his bars of gold into four equal piles in just two moves! It took some deliberating but we used trial and error and got there in the end!
Cwis Dim Clem
Gweithion ni gyda Lois i wneud y cwis. We worked with Lois, from Mentur Iaith, to do the quiz. The Year 6 pupils competed in groups of 2, 3 or 4. 28 other schools have competed in the quiz, the top 12 teams will go through to the next round…
Ein henillwyr ni! Our winners!
Forest School
Year 3 enjoyed their forest school session. They displayed fantastic skills of resilience, perseverance and worked well together as a team.
Symmetry / Cymesuredd
