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Harvest Festival & Concert
This week we welcomed Father Kakuba, Madam Vicki and Sister Joan from the Kanyike Project in Uganda. During their time here they spent time talking to the children explaining about life in Uganda and then got to enjoy Harvest Festival and a Music concert to raise money.
Using Computers
This morning Prep Rec have been learning how to use computers, using paint to design their own picture and then colour it in.
Billy Goats Gruff
Nursery have had a fun morning learning the traditional tale of Billy Goats Gruff and then acting it out using the lovely new play equipment donated by our Prep 6 who left in July.
Number Recognition
First day back after a relaxing half-term and Prep Reception are learning their number recognition to 20. As you can see from the pictures all the children were keen to the teacher that they could spot the missing number!
Devon Schools Table Tennis
Today St Christopher’s got the chance to compete to represent Devon at the South West finals. We are pleased to say that ours girls team were Devon School champions beating Okehampton primary 6-2 in the final, this means they have qualified for the south west finals and will represent Devon. The boys team went though their…
RS Prep 5
Prep 5 have been trying to further their understanding of life in Uganda before the imminent arrival of Father Kakuba. After selecting their own favourite meal from takeaway menus they realised how difficult it is to budget for a family in Uganda on a minimum wage. Prep 5 did a great job at weighing up…
X Marks the Spot
This afternoon Prep Reception have been finishing off their treasure maps with the final X to mark the treasure.
Lower School Poetry Assembly
This morning we had our Lower School Poetry Assembly with an African theme. All the children from Nursery to Prep 2 were fantastic and showed such confidence.
Life Cycle of a Chicken – Prep 2
Investigating the life cycle of a chicken… no chickens were harmed in the making of this lesson!!!
Speak Out Stay Safe – NSPCC
Today in School the NSPCC have been in to talk to the children about their Speak out. Stay safe. programme. The NSPCC believe it’s vital that every child in every primary school across the UK understands abuse in all its forms and recognises the signs of abuse and gets help if they need it. In these…
