library interviews

On Thursday, 11 pupils from St. David’s Primary waited anxiously to be called in for an interview about who would be a librarian next year.

Our reporter asked “Are you nervous?”

Maddie: I’m not nervous at all.

Emily: Anxious really anxious because they just call you in.

Shannon: I feel scared that they might say no but I’m not nervous.

Lauren: yes I’m nervous very very nervous I’m very shaky because I really want to do it.

Charlotte: I feel confident because I practised at different questions they might ask

And afterwards “How was it?”

Charlotte: I still fell confident if I don’t get it its ok

Nora: I feel fine

Lauren: Really nervous because she asked me the question will you give your time up

Medina: I feel quite peaceful and calm

Miles: That was breath taking

Emily: Brilliant I’m now just giving tips to every one who’s going in.

Sapphire, one the current librarians, said that it was fun and that she felt very grown up.

red classes new willow playhouse

These are red classes reports on what they thought of it.

1. They think its good

2.They think its made by sticks and wood being twisted.

3.They think the things you need are sticks, twigs, people and teamwork.

4.Charlotte said it was very very very funny fun fun

This report was done by Megan Field and Jordan Horrell

Looking through our charcoal experiments

We are looking at St Sidwells and St.David’s charcoal picture explorations. As we did our doodles in  yellow class we had fun exploring different ways to use charcoal.

mystery creature

We interview Raz and this is what she said

Us : What are you doing?

Raz:I am weaving white willow through the nose.

Us: What is the structure about?

Raz: We don’t now yet

Us: What do you think about the structure?

Raz: I think it’s ok!

Drawing willow pictures

This is a picture of St. Sidwells C of E Primary School & St. Davids using burnt willow to draw a charcoal picture.

Willow Work

We are working in willow

Behold the almighty willow work! On Monday yellow class went to St Sidwells to do some willow sculptures. Stefan has been supplying willow withies so we can create huts and statues.

Aerobics!

Report to come

Dressed in saris!

The reception girls came into the Yellow Classroom dressed in saris! There were black and blue scarves with green and yellow tops with some girls wearing black trousers with red flowers. All these clothes were borrowed as they belonged to Miss John’s little niece! Yellow class are now writing poems about these clothes but they have to be simple as the reception children are going to read them.

Panto in school

On the 1st December, in the afternoon, the whole school walked into hall and sat down to watch “Dick Whittington.”

“It was really fun to watch and I liked because we got to do things,” reported one child, “I liked the chewits afterwards!” There was lots of shouting and grown ups will surely remember it as most photos will show them plugging their ears!

Charlotte

The pantomime was performed by Chaplin’s Pantos http://www.chaplinspantos.co.uk/ and was funded through the generosity of MOTO, who have adopted our school.

Preparations for the Christmas Play

Our Christmas play is Sheik, Rattle and Roll. Roll is a big, jolly person whereas Rattle is snakelike, sinister and knowledgeable. If you want to know about Sheik then think Elvis Presley! We are learning lots of songs and me and my friend Ellie have to learn the piano parts to them. We have to make all the costumes for the characters, although we ahve found some trousers for Sheik, and with only 17 days to go we don’t even know who we are playing! YIKES! We do need to know pretty quickly because to make the costumes we need measurements of the people who will be wearing them!

Emma