Enrichment and Enjoyment 2023-2024
Life Cycle – Lexi Dodds
An Apple - Sophie Bush
Jacob – Jacob Liddle
Mummy - George Green
Spider Man – Emre
A chick – Leo s
Year 1
Eggvengers – Benjamin
Spiders in the webb – Harry Woollet
Rocketeer - Riley Hume
Family of chicks and chickens - Joy
Ninky Nonks – Youcef
Year 2
What Came First – Frankie Charlton
Minecraft – Noah Liddell
The Whales - Eliyahou
The Horse Jumping Arena – Rosa Theaker
Year 3
FMPS school values – Ilana Hannaby
Albert Eggtine – Luke Manning
Wicked – Megan Thubron
Eggsalent minions – Martha Perry
Year 4
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – Mila
Cinnamon cupcake – Shamim
Farm Party – Amelia White
King Kong – George Patterson
Year 5 Toucans
Ski slope - Francesca
Light House – Kendrick and Finley B
Scouts – Dorothy
The Great Boat – Oscar and Adam B
Year 5 Jaguars
Paris Catacoons – Daniel Tait
The Great British Bake Off – Tahreem
Newcastle Cup – Mohammad Alam
Season Eggson – Rand S
Year 6 Turtles
Richard the Rock Climber – Etta Judd
Eggmine Harrison Palmer
New York – MG and Mathilda
Egghound – Iris
Year 6 Llamas
Scoobiggers – Amelia Hunter Edwards
Gladiators – Parker Cross
Dirt Bag – Layla Curry
Emily in Paris – Daisy Woodall
Grasshoppers – Yvaine, Haidar, Mia, Grace,
Our vice captains led the house captain assembly, asking the children for suggestions of what they would like inside and outside of school. The boys will then take these suggestions and discuss them with Mrs Smith.
Jaguars have had a lovely morning visiting All Saints Church this morning. We took part in their Easter in a Box workshop where we explored the Easter story using props and crafts.
Megan from Chartwells came to help teach Y6 how to make bread. They kneaded the dough and then shaped it forming plaits, flowers and the letters of their names. Thank you to Megan for all her help.
Blurb – Y6 started their cooking sessions at Framwellgate Moor Comprehensive School making an apple crumble. The children made their crumble before chopping apples and carefully laying them in the tins ready to cook. Next week, its pizza twirls!
On Tuesday, musicians from Durham Music Services came into school and performed a Christmas Brass Concert for KS1 & KS2. The performance was fantastic and they made it really fun for the children, they thoroughly enjoyed it.
A big thank you to all who entered our Culture Club logo competition! Lots of brilliant entries. Check the Culture Club board to see our new logo.
Year 3/4
Honeybees
Ladybirds
Y1/2 Whales
Year 5
Year 6
On Wednesday all of the children enjoyed the Harvest Festival assembly. We were very grateful for the huge amount of donations sent into school and thank you once again for your kindness and generosity
On Tuesday 3rd October PCSO’s Kirsty and Steve visited school to lead an assembly. They explained to the children what a ‘Day in the Life’ of a PCSO was like and discussed the types of duties they carry out.
Year 6 continued their Walk n Talk sessions with Darren. This week they walked in their groups discussing answers to certain questions from Darren based around working as a team. The group then put these answers to the test in teambuilding exercises.
Alex Dewar came to start off our Walk n Talk sessions. Alex came to talk about his time in the army, his injury and his time competing in the Invictus games. After this, he took the children for some team building games where the children had to communicate with each other well to complete them. Darren from SSP will continue to take them for Walk n Talk sessions for the rest of the term.
The green team Y6s performed their house captain speeches with great success! The house captains were voted for by the other members and will be announced in the first celebration assembly.
Well done to all of the year 6 children in blue house who delivered fantastic presentations for house captains. The children put a lot of effort into their presentations and delivered them with confidence. A great job by all.
Well done to our year 6 children in red house, who delivered fantastic presentations for house captains. The children showed confidence, spoke clearly and gave good eye contact. Well done to all involved.
The year 6 children in yellow house all delivered fantastic speeches to become house captain. We are so proud of the effort the children put into the presentations and the confidence they showed when delivering them.
Well done to all!