At the end of last week, Foxes had a celebration day which involved participating in some ‘minute to win it’ themed activities. Foxes were challenged to move an oreo from their forehead to their mouths using ONLY they facial muscles, picking up penne using a singular spaghetti and NO hands, a balloon challenge, and moving skittles from one plate to another using a straw. Foxes had so much fun and it was such a nice way to celebrate all of their progress, achievement and determination in their learning.

It’s been such a pleasure teaching foxes for the second half of this year and I’m so proud of all of the progress they’ve made! Have a fun and safe summer break, I look forward to teaching Foxes again as Glow Worms in September!

The pupils were learning about the digestive system as part of their Science lesson, and they really enjoyed the hands-on activity. They used mashed food to represent how teeth break down food, a sandwich bag and vinegar to model the stomach and stomach acid, tights to show how the intestines absorb nutrients and water, and finally the rectum to demonstrate how waste is expelled.

Happy Father’s Day! I hope you all had a lovely weekend celebrating. Students in Foxes class were working hard on Friday to finish their special crafts. They looked fantastic!