Knighton Church in Wales Primary School
Caru Duw, Caru Pawb, Caru Dysgu
As part of our Mantle, we have been looking at creating some new Olympic Games that are inclusive to everyone and include a Micro:bit as part of their game. Once the games were created and instructions written, we all had a go and invited pupils from the school to have a go and review the new games.
We had a fantastic day at the annual primary school cricket tournament. Both teams showed great team work and ambition to use their skills learnt in school and enjoyed learning and playing the sport of cricket.
Our new bronze sports ambassadors have been busy running their new club full of exciting games and activities!
We have been very busy designing and creating some games for our potato Olympics! We used all our instruction skills and creative thoughts to come up with some new exciting games that would be suitable for a potato, alongside this, we had to include a Micro:bit in some form with our games.
We had a fantastic day as year 3, 4, 5, and 6 pupils took part in the Powys school cross country. Every pupil gave 100% on a very long and difficult course!
We enjoyed a visit from Larry, Kev and Nicola who are part of the Knighton and District Refugee Support Group who came in to answer some questions to support us with our Mantle. We learnt many interesting facts about the how the group support refugees and also how we can help in supporting refugees.
A massive Da iawn to the members of the Criw Cymraeg who decided to raffle off a Mr. Urdd oodie, raising a total amount of £77! Arbenning!
Over the past few weeks, we have enjoyed some sessions with Chris Andrew from Project Touchline learning about the key value of respect and how that is represented in sports in particular rugby. We also created some pieces of Artwork representing what we have learnt throughout the project.
We enjoyed a visit from the animal man today! We were very fortunate to hear about how different species and animals live and got the opportunity to see and touch some of the animals spoken about. There were some very brave children in the class that had the opportunity to hold the animals!
