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| Lots of exciting things happen at Potters Green School. Please take time to look at this page to see the latest 'Special Events'. | |
Special Events |
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| Lots of exciting things happen at Potters Green School. Please take time to look at this page to see the latest 'Special Events'. | |
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| What did you do at school today? Well whatever it was, bet you didn't take your Dad with you! The children at Potters Green School did, if fact 147 of them did. On Wednesday 16th June 2010, to celebrate Father's day, it was 'Bring your Dad to School' day and Dads turned up with their children to join in many of their lessons and exciting activities. Dads from Nursery to Year 6 enjoyed Numeracy and Literacy lessons as well as activities including learning circus skills, buggy making, kite making, bike maintenance, designing and making dinosaurs and much much more. The day ended with a family bike ride. This is the second year Potters Green has organised this event and it was even better than last year. |  |
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| Our annual event of Healthy Lifestyles Week returned to Potters Green. The week began on Monday 24th May 2010 with all the staff and children taking part in an Aerobics session at the beginning of the afternoon. During the rest of the afternoons children took part in lots of healthy activities. Her are just a few. |
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Learning Cricket Skills
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Fruity Art
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Yoga
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Mini Olympics
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Jogging
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Cheerleading
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February 2010 - Year 6 pupils went on a residential visit to Dol-Y-Moch. The successful trip saw them taking part in lots of outdoor activities including a beach scramble, beach study, gorge walking, kayaking, a muddy pond challenge, orienteering and going down a lead mine. Here are some of their pictures. |
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Kayaking
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Muddy Pond Challenge
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As part of their topic work Year 5 children visited St. Johns Museum in Warwick to study Victorian life. They took part in a Victorian classroom, learnt how Victorians did their laundry and played with Victorian toys and games. |
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