Knighton Church in Wales Primary School
Caru Duw, Caru Pawb, Caru Dysgu
Mr Meredith visited us this morning and shared a lovely story called ‘Tom the Lion’. This story taught us about how to be a kind friend, how to use and share our helping hands and what makes a good friend. Mr Meredith was very impressed with how well we listen to one another and help each other out throughout the day.
This morning Mr Meredith visited our class to share a lovely story of learning, friendship and kindness. We discussed what we enjoyed learning, how we can can be kind and what makes a good friend.
A big DIOLCH YN FAWR to the children who performed at Dathliad Dydd Gwyl Dewi at the Knighton Community Centre on Sunday 2nd of March 2025!
Canu a dawnsio bedigedig, plant! Super singing and dancing, children.
You all looked as if you enjoyed performing! Thank you to the parents for dressing the children in their very smart Welsh outfits.
Judith
In today’s session we thought very carefully about ‘cynefin’ and our sense of belonging and some of the children decided to create a range of bug hotels for our local wildlife to seek sanctuary.
Today we celebrated Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant and all of the activities we completed on Wednesday. Each class performed a song. Prizes were awarded for biscuit decorating, handwriting and designing t-shirts. Roedd e’n hwyl.
We have had an amazing World Book Day!! We went on a Gruffalo trail hunt to find different characters that were hiding in the Quad. Then we went on a book walk on the field and role-played the story of the Gruffalo. At snack time, we had a lovely book picnic on the yard with some of the older children reading stories to us.
Today it was our turn to work with Cheryl. We thought about who we are, what makes us us. Then we explored cinquain poems and the rules around them. We worked together to write a class cinquain about Refuge.
Finally we explored the idea of sanctuary…how we offer it when someone needs refuge.
We celebrated International Mother Tongue Day by joining other schools in Powys for a Live event retelling the story of ‘Aharsi: The Bengal Tiger’. Pupils enjoyed listening and joining in with the story and developing their language skills. They listened carefully and were able to answer lots of questions about the story. Da iawn Pawb!
