Barcud Coch have been working hard on a Friday afternoon to complete an extended write! Last week they completed a cold write (no help at all) to recount an investigation they carried out. We then studied recount texts and looked for the features they need. Following on from this, we looked at specific sentence structures and time connective we could use to develop our writing!
ALN Drop In Sessions
Online ALN Parent/Carer Drop In – 5th September’ 24
The Additional Learning Needs (ALN) and Inclusion Team are running Parent/Carer Drop Ins on the first Thursday of every Half Term.
These will be run by members of the Early Years and Schools ALN Teams and representatives from Powys Teaching Health Board (PTHB).
This will be an opportunity for you to discuss any ALN questions you may have and meet the team.
The next sessions will take place on Thursday 5th September 12-1 pm and 5-6 pm.
Please click the link below to access the sessions.
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Bake Off!
Barcud Coch decided they wanted to spend their end-of-term treat money on ingredients for a Bake Off. We went shopping on Monday for the ingredients of 6 different bakes, on Wednesday pupils worked independently in their groups to bake and on Friday they were sampled and enjoyed with a film!
Which do you think looked best?
The most popular were the brownies, cheesecake and cookies!!! Roedd y cacennau yn flasus iawn!
Soil Formation
Dathliad Cymraeg – Gemau Buarth – Yard Games
Cogurdd 2023
Urdd members in year 5/6 were given the opportunity to compete in the school round of this years Cogurdd competition, with the task being to create a salad of their choice in 45 minutes. 14 members participated this year and all really enjoyed the challenge of making their own salads using many different skills in the process. Mrs. Layton had the difficult task of blind judging the top 3, with the winner going through to represent Knighton at the regional round. Llongyfarchiadau/Congratulations to Beatrice Cadwallader on winning the school round!
Barddoniaeth gyda Dai Woolridge
Poetry with Dai Woolridge
Our class enjoyed working with Dai thinking about animals, having being inspired by the Creation story. He was so passionate about his work. One pupil said they’d never met a real poet before!
Pupils wrote their own pieces….here are 2 of their favourites…
Black, cute, white like the moon is bright on a ferocious night, down and far underneath the stars the beast is there a glistening state, sure the beast panda is always there when the sun is bright, the panda stirs out of the stars, his clamping jaws are on the shore. Jack
I spot a frightened frog across the bog, although they may seem weird they should not be feared, hopping along using their humbling song, happy, humbling, hopping creatures is what they are, from frogspawn, to tadpoles, to frogs, they thrive on flies on dark nights. Lola