Author: Mrs Fowler

At Crown the last Friday of each month is Diversity Day (Rainbow Friday) and children are welcome to come to school wearing rainbow colours or their school uniform if that what they are comfortable in.

BUT this Friday is special…

Our school has achieved

(although it’s not golden!!)… Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award! Congratulations for being so fabulously golden! Sp to celebrate, this month’s Diversity Rainbow Friday will be…. “Come as your golden/party self” to celebrate. As always, if that means school uniform to you, go for it!

August 24, 2019msmac27

All Welcome!

Do you love to run and play fun active games?

P 1- 3 Running club starts back on Thursday 29th August 12-12.30.

Remember your Trainers, Water bottle and Packed Lunch and meet at the all weather area at 12 noon.

This club will run as long as the weather is dry.

Today children will take home their word/sound books so that they can show you all of their great learning in reading. We will put these into their blue homework book bags and any letters or information will also be put in here. Don’t worry if you do not have a homework bag any books or letters will be put into school bags. The office now have plenty blue book bags in stock if you wish to purchase one at the cost of £5. Please can children take their word/sound books to school each day either in their book bags or school bags. Many thanks for your help and support 🙂

Oh my – just look at these!

First day of Primary 1 – 20 August 2019

Today we read a story about Kipper’s brother and sister! They are twins and they have a funny story about why they are called Biff and Chip!

We are learning to read words – Biff and Chip 🙂

We have been working hard at developing our fine motor skills. We have been threading, drawing, cutting, sticking, beading and lots more

Tell someone at home about:

Hands on top – that means stop!

No bother to us!

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This is Kipper and he is one of the main characters in our reading scheme: Oxford Reading Tree. Today we learned to read the word Kipper. We found Kipper’s lost teddy and we are looking after it in the classroom. Can’t wait to meet some more characters! 🙂