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F2 Christmas Party Day, by Miss Ward

Date: 18th Dec 2019 @ 11:27pm

F2 had a brilliant time at their Christmas Party today! We met Santa Claus, had a disco in the hall, played some fun party games and even had some yummy party food. Thank you to everyone, for such a festive day!

Christmas Party Day!, by Miss Dunlop

Date: 18th Dec 2019 @ 10:54pm

F2 have had so much fun at their Christmas Party Day today! We have enjoyed lots of festive activities, including a party with games and food, a disco in the hall and we even met Santa! The children worked very hard preparing for their party by deciding what food and games they would like and making hats and placemats. Thank you all for such a fantastic day! 

Chester Zoo, by Miss Flynn

Date: 16th Dec 2019 @ 9:58am

Year 2 are on our way to Chester Zoo! We are so excited!! 🤩

F2LW - Christmas Jumper Day, by Miss Ward

Date: 13th Dec 2019 @ 4:52pm

F2LW have had a lovely day wearing their Christmas Jumpers and having a scrumptious Christmas Dinner at lunchtime. Thank you to all the parents and carers for helping us raise money for the Save the Children charity.

Christmas Jumper Day! , by Miss Dunlop

Date: 13th Dec 2019 @ 4:42pm

Happy Christmas Jumper Day!
F2 looked amazing in their Christmas jumpers today and we have had a day of festive fun raising money for Save the Children!

Chester Zoo Theatre Workshop, by Mrs McAlynn

Date: 13th Dec 2019 @ 10:04am

Year 3 had a brilliant afternoon working with The Denbigh Workshop as part of our Wildlife Connections work with Chester Zoo. We learnt about the different ways we can support wildlife conservation in our own communities and why native species, such as hedgehogs and bees, are under threat. Thomas in Y3AM said "I learnt that if you find a poorly hedgehog you can feed them some catfood and water, and keep them warm." Riley in Y3RW said "I learnt that the weeds in your garden are good for hedgehogs and bees."

Earthquakes and Volcanoes- Theatre Workshop, by Mr Worthington

Date: 11th Dec 2019 @ 4:25pm

A huge thankyou to the team at One Day Creative who brought volcanoes and earthquakes to Birkenhead this afternoon. Year 4 loved acting out different scenarios and it was a great kinaesthetic way to bring our learning to life!

Volcano and Earthquake Theatre Workshop, by Miss Haslett

Date: 11th Dec 2019 @ 1:01pm

Year 4 loved every second of their theatre workshop. Their knowledge proved to be up to standard to compete in quizzes and games. The most popular part of the workshop proved to be the freezeframe activity, where children were given scenarios based around myths and legends of volcanoes and earthquakes from around the world!

Volcano and Earthquake Theatre Workshop, by Miss Haslett

Date: 11th Dec 2019 @ 1:01pm

Year 4 loved every second of their theatre workshop. Their knowledge proved to be up to standard to compete in quizzes and games. The most popular part of the workshop proved to be the freezeframe activity, where children were given scenarios based around myths and legends of volcanoes and earthquakes from around the world!

Elf Day - Year 5, by Miss Hogan

Date: 10th Dec 2019 @ 10:00am

Year 5 enjoyed celebrating National Elf Day in support of Alzheimer’s.

 

 

Elf Day!, by Miss Dunlop

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 10:21pm

 Here is our elfie!

 We had lots fun dressed as elves today to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society - thank you to all parents and carers for your kind donations! 

London Chess Classic, by Mrs Harris

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 8:37pm

Year 5 have had a fantastic time at the London Chess Classic today, winning 2 medals.

They have been to Buckingham Palace, Hamleys toy store, Nando’s for dinner and are currently on their way back in first class!!!

 

F2 - Elf Day, by Miss Ward

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 4:16pm

Look how fabulous our elf costumes look! Thank you to all the parents/carers for making their children look so great and helping raise so much money for the Alzheimer's Society today!

Elf Day in Year One , by Mrs Carney

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 2:24pm

Year One have really enjoyed unleashing their inner elves today!

We even had a visit from Elfie himself and Mr Thomas couldn't resist joining in the fun. 

Thank you to all of our parents for making their children look so fabulous to help us raise lots of money for the Alzheimer's Society

Cakes, cakes, cakes!, by Miss Flynn

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 2:10pm

We were so happy when Santa’s little helpers (Ms Coward and her elf) delivered lots of delicious cakes to us today! Thank You!

Keeping The Environment Tidy, by Mrs Carroll

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 1:54pm

We have been learning about native animals during our workshops with Claire from Chester Zoo. We talked about what dangers are threatening the habitats of our native animals.

Year One have realised the importance of picking up litter so that it doesn't affect our local animals. The children enjoyed litter picking around our playground. 

Elf Day 2019 , by Miss Houghton

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 9:39am

Some brilliant elf costumes in Year 6! All for a great cause.

Sadako's Cranes , by Miss Houghton

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 9:35am

Year 6 were lucky enough to participate in a Peace workshop this week. The children learnt the story of Sadako (she is remembered through the story of one thousand origami cranes she folded before her death) the cranes today signify peace. 

The children then had a go of making their own origami cranes. It was a lovely afternoon with a powerful message. 

We had some brilliant origami cranes 

Learning to sew , by Miss Houghton

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 9:28am

Year 6 have started an exciting project this week in deisgn technology. They have all been very busy learning to sew. It has been a challenge but one they have enjoyed. 

Elf Day for the Alzheimer’s Society , by Miss Flynn

Date: 6th Dec 2019 @ 9:13am

We had a fantastic day today dressed as elves! Whilst having fun, we remembered how important it is to help charities like the Alzheimer’s Society who support individuals and their families suffering with dementia. We also learnt about how important it is to continue research into dementia in order to hopefully find a cure ❤️.

Della Robbia Pottery, by Miss Flynn

Date: 5th Dec 2019 @ 1:35pm

Year 2 have been studying Della Robbia Pottery. We visited The Williamson Art Gallery and admired the colours and patterns used. We were fascinated by what some of the pottery was used for!!

Back at school we designed and made some of our own using clay! It was really fun!  

Wirral juniors make the right moves in new chess tournament - 30 November 2019, by Mrs Harris

Date: 5th Dec 2019 @ 9:52am

Wirral juniors make the right moves in new chess tournament

Saturday 30th November saw the first ever Wirral Junior Chess Championship run by Chess in Schools and Communities.

Eighty-three children from primary schools all over the Wirral competed in the tournament held at Our Lady and St Edwards Catholic Primary School in Birkenhead.

After six rounds of hard but very fairly fought games of chess, trophies and medals were awarded to the girls and boys who earned the right to call themselves the junior chess champions of Wirral. Presentations were made by Cathy Murphy, Deputy Head of New Brighton Primary.

Bob Clark, tournament organiser and regional director of Chess In Schools and Communities said:

“It was great to see so many children enjoying playing chess and particularly pleasing that the atmosphere was competitive but very respectful and friendly throughout the day even in the tense finale of the last round.

“I would like to thank Elaine McGunigall, the head teacher at Our Lady and St Edwards, for allowing us to use her school and also the school staff and Wirral chess tutors who gave up their Saturdays to allow the running of this very successful tournament.” 

Future tournaments that the charity is hoping to organise include their annual Merseyside competition at St George’s Hall and a Girl Empowerment Tournament (thirty-three per cent of competitors at the Wirral tournament were girls). 

Chess in Schools and Communities is a charitable organisation that teaches children how to play chess in their schools. They are popular in a number of schools in Merseyside and throughout the country which recognise the many other benefits, apart from the enjoyment of the game, that playing chess in schools brings.

RESULTS:

U9

Girls

1st Harriette Bissette (Dawpool) 5.5

2nd= Vivien Wilkinson (St. Bridgets) 4

2nd= Tia Elizabeth Anup (Greasby Juniors) 4

3rd Anna McKenna (Greasby Juniors) 3.5

Boys

1st Luca Eden (St. Bridgets) 5 (tie-break)

2nd Alexander Gregory (St. Bridgets) 5 (tie-break)

3rd Sam Davies (Dawpool) 4.5

U10

Girls

1st Ava Prior (St Bridgets) 4.5 (tie break)

2nd Maiya Maguire (Our Lady and St Edwards) 4.5 (tie-break)

3rd= Ella Temple (Our Lady and St Edwards) 4

3rd= Eleanor Hughes (Our Lady of Pity) 4

Boys

1st Adam Lattern (St Bridgets) 5.5

2nd Harry Woodley (Ladymount) 5

3rd= Leon Pipala (Ladymount) 4

3rd= Luke Brandwood (Ladymount) 4

3rd= Jack Price (Our Lady and St Edwards) 4

U11

Girls

1st Jessica-Rose Preston (Dawpool) 3.5

2nd Charlotte Prior (St. Bridgets) 3

3rd= Daisy Scullion (Holy Trinity)

3rd= Holly Shirley (Holy Trinity)

Boys

1st Ashvin Kumar (St Peters) 6

2nd Dylan West (Dawpool) 6

3rd Dylan Elder (Greasby) 4.5

Ends

Further information - Bob Bion - 07810 692594.

No more Litter!, by Mr Worthington

Date: 2nd Dec 2019 @ 2:24pm

As part of our project learning about native animals with Chester Zoo, Year 4 have realised the importance of picking up litter so that it does not destroy animal habitats. We’ve also been keeping our school playground clean!

 

Inspirational Impressionism , by Miss Haslett

Date: 2nd Dec 2019 @ 10:56am

Children have been inspired by the pioneering impressionist, Claude Monet. They have used the impressionist style to sketch their own bridge art.

Pasta Division , by Miss Haslett

Date: 2nd Dec 2019 @ 10:53am

 

Children enjoyed learning about divison using pasta!

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