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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'.

Yr 5 visit St. Johns Museum

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.

 Mrs. Gardiner dressed up for the Victorian Classroom

Children in the Victorian Classroom

 

 

Learning to Drill

 

 

Doing the Laundry

 

 

 

 

The Wizard of Oz

This years annual end of year production was The Wizard of Oz. All of the year 5 & 6 pupils took part in this exciting extravaganza of drama, dance and music. Munchkin Land was particularly colourful with bright costumes, wigs and flowers. Mr. Deakin directed the production and some ex pupils helped out with the lighting and sound. The main characters performed magnificently for three nights running and a further two afternoon performances.

 The Main Characters

 Some of the Dancers

The following photos were taken during the performance to the school and show some of the action.

 Munchkin Land

Meeting Scarecrow

 

 Wicked Witch of the West dance

   
   
   

Victorian Day at Potters Green

Children and staff of Potters Green dressed up for a Victorian Day on Friday 3rd July 2009. They took part in lots of activities, including making Victoria sponge cakes, playing Victorian games, looking at artifacts and attending a Victorian schoolroom. A special Victorian lunch was laid on and the children watched a Punch and Judy show and were able to buy 'Penny Lick' ice creams.

 Dressing up as Victorians

 A Vitorian Classroom

 Making Victorian Sponge Cakes

Studying Victorian Artifacts

 

 

 Lunchtime

 Watching a Punch and Judy Show

Playing Victorian Games

 

 

Potters Green Summer Sizzler

On the evening of Wednesday 24th June 2009 we held a Summer Sizzler, fortunately the weather was sizzling. Family and friends of the pupils came to enjoy an evening of musical entertainment, this included singing, dancing, djembe drums, hand bells, recorder playing and much more. A raffle was held and refreshments were served. Please take a few moments to share some of our delightful photos.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bring Your Dad to School Day
To celebrate 'Fathers Day', Potters Green School hosted 'Bring your Dad to School Day' on Wednesday 17th June 2009. During the day 104 Dads came into school, some stopped for the morning, some came for the afternoon and others were brave enough to stop all day, they even had school lunch with their children. During the day class teachers organised lots of different and exciting activities, these included kite making, making cakes, mask making, bug hunting, sewing puppets, making fruit kebabs and gardening, as well as Literacy and Numeracy lessons. Other whole school activities organised were buggy making, BMX bike stunt display and a self defense demonstration.

Buggy Making 

 

 

Sharing a lesson

 

Making cakes

 

Bug Hunting

 

Playing in the Nursery outdoor area

 

Taking a well earned coffee break

 

BMX bike display

 

A musical interlude

 

 Making masks

 Healthy Lifestyles Week
 Healthy Lifestyles Week has returned to Potters Green. The week began on Monday 18th May 2009 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. Cheerleading

 Curcuit Training
 Dance

Tai Chi

 

 

 Power Walking

 Hockey

 Stretching Out

 Bike Circuits

Year 6 at DolyMoch - March 2009 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Christmas 2008

Our youngset children in Nursery dressed up in costume and sang a selection of Christmas songs for parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles. The songs included Jingle Bells, Away in a Manger and Silent Night, during this song they performed sign language.

 

 

 

 

 

 
Year 1 and 2 children presented 'The Donkey Seller' as their Christmas play. The wonderful production included actors, narrators, dancers and singers.

 

 

 

 

 

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