
Humfree - The Firs Rhino - See him outside the Chester Visitors Centre near the town hall

Humfree - The Firs Rhino - See him outside the Chester Visitors Centre near the town hall
After an amazing performance last Friday we are now taking orders for the DVD to be produced by Chester University Media Dept. Please e-mail your order to the office.
More pictures and videos of the production are here.
Every year, students from the Hammond School visit us with a drama workshop. This year the theme was “Caring and Sharing”, (an old favourite of Mrs. Johnson as it happens) and years 5 and 6 had a terrific morning. We were particularly pleased, as we always are, to see one of our ex-pupils, looking very grown up and confident. Many thanks to all the multi-talented Hammond students and staff for including us in their whistle-stop tour.
In year 5 D & T we have all the best challenges: first making and tasting healthy cereal bars and then making our own cereal bars (and tasting lots of commercially produced ones) and now making our own summer sandals. Here are the first completed examples this year: watch this space to see the rest, hot off the press (or, in this case, hot off the glue gun)
Fun Day is Sat 3rd July 1.30pm to 4pm. Come along and enjoy all the attractions. This year there will be a climbing wall!
Make sure you get your tickets for our production of Roald Dahl's "Goldilocks" to be performed at St. Columbas hall on Friday 2nd July at 7pm. All parents, family and friends are welcome. Tickets are £5 and sold in aid of the Y6 chosen charity "Help for Heroes".
The Eco club has been busy this term in the Garden. We have grown lots of different types of lettuce in one of our new raised beds (kindly made for us by Mr. Cartlidge) and in the other we have radishes, leeks, carrots and pumpkins on the go. We carefully planted our seeds back at the beginning of May and last week we all took a bag of vegetables home, very satisfying after all our hard work watering and weeding ...
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Many thanks to Mrs Egan for running our "Let's Bike" course this month. She did it very well at very short notice. Y6 are now thoroughly prepared for the road!
Well done to all who organised and attended the FSDF Barn Dance at All Saints Church last Saturday. The dancing may not have been as synchronised as the Y1 class last year but was approached with enthusiasm with everyone taking part. The Devil's fire band were brilliant and the food provided extremely tasty. Can someone tell me where to get the Chilli and Lemon Grass pate from? Best of all the FSDF raised over £800 to go to the Countess ...
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As part of our science topic on Habitats Year 4 went to Wirral Country Park on Thursday 10th June to see for ourselves some of the animals and plants that live in the different habitats found there. We spent time looking at a variety of habitats including long grass, ponds, hedgerows, short grass and the shoreline. We were amazed at how many different types of plants and animals we could see. We discovered that when you take time to stop, ...
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