Knighton Church in Wales Primary School
Caru Duw, Caru Pawb, Caru Dysgu
The children enjoyed a fantastic week of additional well-being activities with Miss Sally. They developed their cutting skills by creating beautiful caterpillars and collages of habitats; exercised by gardening, doing yoga, playing dodgeball and going on the bikes.
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Aims/Targets |
Activities & tasks |
Organisation:
Who, where, how, when |
Cost | Monitoring:
Evidence collection |
Evaluation
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| Healthy Living
To increase the number of fruit/vegetable portions in lunchboxes To reduce the number of ‘high salt/sugar/fat’ items in lunchboxes
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Stickers for healthy lunchboxes based on eat-well-plate…Healthy Schools Council to promote and award.
Share photos of healthy lunchboxes on the school website to share good ideas |
Healthy Schools Council | Stickers | Posters to promote
Facebook posts Photos to celebrate
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| School grounds
See action plan of Growing council |
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| Global Citizenships
To learn about another culture
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Learn about another country through topic- Indian Summer
Year 1/2- links to Palestine; communicating with children in school there. Song- Rights of the Child. |
Key Stage 2- during lessons
Led by JM |
NA | Through Thema books and any other work created through topic
Emails |
One of our eco-council targets this year is:
To increase the number of fruit/vegetable portions in lunchboxes
To reduce the number of ‘high salt/sugar/fat’ items in lunchboxes
We will be taking photos of healthy items in lunchboxes to help share good ideas!
Mefus a melon
Grawnwin
Even better- they were in re-useable pots!
The butterfly from the story of ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ was very impressed with our investigation skills from last week. He really liked our idea of making bug hotels for the minibeasts to live safely in, in our outdoor area.
We are very excited to see what minibeasts decide to live in our bug hotels.
Look at our amazing Bug Hotels…..
We have been investigating what happens to our planet’s polar icecaps as the ozone layer gets thicker.
Can you talk about the conclusion of this investigation with your family?
We all had a lovely time watching, listening to and cwtching the chicks when they came to visit us last week!
We have been learning about the habitats of different minibeasts and finding out where different minibeasts like to live. We then went out onto the field and made bug hotels using boxes, tubes and natural materials.
We have enjoyed the story of the Very Hungry Caterpillar and have been learning how caterpillars change into butterflies. We created dances to show the life-cycle at each stage.
We put our exploring hats on and went on a minibeast hunt in our quad and school field. We found out where different minibeasts live and enjoyed exploring their micro-habitats.
We love spending time with the chicks. We are very gentle and quiet when they are out in our classroom,
