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Once again, our regular half-term poetry performances took place this week. Reception and KS1 performed their ‘A Christmas Recipe’ performance to the rest of the school, and KS2 performed their Christmas poems beautifully. Each half-term, it is a pleasure to see how much enjoyment and confidence that the pupils have when performing. We look forward to showcasing these to parents in the Spring and Summer term.
We are incredibly proud of our young members in Reception Kahlo and Year 1/2 Mandela class for performing ‘A Christmas Recipe’ to our parents. It really showed that even at a young age, the children had such confidence to perform, act, narrate and sing! Cook needed to follow a Christmas recipe, she added Father Christmas, some presents, some festive robins, fluttering snowflakes, sparkling stars and three kind women who gave the gifts of Responsible, Respectful and Resilient to the Cook, who mixed it all in the Christmas bowl. However, there was one missing ingredient - a Christmas tree! Thank you to all our parents/carers and extended family members who came to watch the performance.
Our hall has been transformed into a ‘Sky full of Stars!’ All our Delta children took part in the Picture News Primary Christmas Star Map and have lit up our hall by sharing a star containing a wish or act of kindness that the children have thought about and have written how they think they can make the world a better place.
Our KS1 and KS2 children had front row seats and watched the annual Christmas pantomime ‘Rapunzel and the Revengers’ at Millfield Theatre. The children always look forward to immersing themselves in watching a live theatre performance alongside getting into the festive spirit. All of our Delta children followed our school values and were exceptional at representing the school.
On Friday 5th December, Year 3 Angelou class visited the Natural History Museum. The children enjoyed a live show and demonstration of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, looking at why they happen, what damage they can cause and how scientists try to help people avoid the dangers they pose. The educational visit allowed the children to consolidate their Geography unit for this half-term. The children thoroughly enjoyed the trip and were very engaged throughout their visit.
KS1 and KS2 took part in the Picture News Primary ‘Live from Antarctica’ special assembly streaming 600 miles from the South Pole! The children were able to meet Robert Swann OBE, who was the first person in history to walk both the North and South Poles. Jenny Cooke, the co-founder of the 2041 Schools charity. Robert shared stories from the ice, the importance of protecting our planet’s frozen continent, and inspired the children to become champions of Antarctica! This was a wonderful experience for all the children.
Today our Year 6 Head Students went to one of our Trust schools – Hazelbury Primary School. The Head Students met other children from all of our Trust schools and took part in the Connect Education Trust – Pupil Sustainability Parliament Meeting. The focus was on Decarbonisation Day. The Head Students brainstormed their ideas on how they would put this in place within the school.
All of our Delta children had a magnifique day today, where they came to school in the colours of the French flag. The children were immersed in visiting a French café where they enjoyed ordering a cup of hot chocolate and a croissant. Followed by different French activities.
This week the children took part in the TTRockstars competition – England Rocks! Congratulations to our top 3 winners in the school.
In total, 4,107 schools across England took part and Delta were in the top 300 with a rating of 270! This is a huge achievement, and we are very proud of all of the children for taking part in England Rocks!
This afternoon, the children in year 4/5 Farah Class performed their class assembly to their parents and families. The children used their history knowledge and reported how children's lives have changed through the Roman, the Victorian, the Tudor and Modern eras. The children did an incredible job displaying great enthusiasm and confidence.
Delta showed their support and fundraise money for the charity BBC Children In Need! The children bought a £1.00 donation to school alongside wearing a Pudsey accessory alongside their school uniform!
The whole school also took part in 'Activate with Joe Wicks' to help motivate the children to get moving and boost their moods. All of the children had fun with fast feet, star jumps and twisters that were all coordinated by the Bodycoach - Joe Wicks!
Today, all the Delta children took part in the World Kindness live assembly delivered by 52 Lives School of Kindness. This week, the children have carried out daily kindness and friendship activities, have been giving each other kindness nominations and have also enjoyed our lunchtime friendship band station.
