Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
We really enjoyed trying out the new bikes today which were bought by the Friends after lots more brilliant fundraising. We are also really enjoying the new picnic benches that were also bought by the Friends earlier this year.
And it was finally sunny so we could get outside and enjoy our outdoor spaces a bit more.
Some of our wonderful Y5 children came back to CCI on Monday to help our Y1/2 children with their infant agility training. It was so humbling to see the levels of care, support and encouragement that they showed our children and as a result they all thrived and grew in confidence. What wonderful young leaders!
What an amazing Brick Show 2024! We really hope you enjoyed it if you came along and if you didn’t, here are a few pictures.
Our stunning Lego Logo was revealed and we’d like to thank CCJ pupils and lots of families who helped to complete this after our hard work at school.
Lego Luke and his many helpers/friends and family members made today super special for us all at CCI and the wider community so big thanks go to all of them but especially Luke.
We hope to have raised lots of funds for the school - final amount to be shared soon once Luke had had a well deserved day off.
We had the most amazing day building our Lego Logo thanks to the wonderful Luke and his team. The children worked so hard and were so delighted to see it coming together. We didn’t quite finish and I imagine Luke will have a busy weekend ahead of him but please do come along to see the finished result at the Brick show 3.2.24
Luke you are our Lego hero and we are so lucky to have you! Thank you to you and your brilliant volunteers and to our children for perservering and working so hard!
On Monday, Helen from Dog’s Trust visited CCI to teach the children about being Dog Smart. We learnt what to do if a dog runs towards us and we are standing up (fold arms over chest and turn away from the dog, standing still) and if knocked to the floor (roll up like a hedgehog).
Helen also taught the children what to do if they want to stroke a dog - ask the owner who will also check with the dog and then if allowed, gently stroke the dog’s shoulders and back not the face.
Look at these amazing fact files that Zebra Class have created about Kumi Primary School in Uganda as part of their enquiry ‘How are schools the same?’.
We were so impressed to see them being purposeful authors and plan to send these to the children at Kumi Primary along with some letters that the children are writing.
Giraffe Class worked so hard as artists this afternoon on their Arctic landscapes inspired by the Northern Lights.
They thought carefully about warm and cold colours and practised colour mixing and colour washes to create these beautiful scenes. They then carefully cut out silhouettes for the mountains and trees. Super creative work inspired by our beautiful world!
Our wonderful new art club started after school lead by Faye, one of our very talented parents. The children loved the sessions which will be running throughout This term.
Today we had the absolute pleasure of watching some of our Y1 and 2 children performing with their Rocksteady rock groups. You may see on some faces what looks like boredom on their faces but I can assure you they were just totally focused on their roles and nothing was going to distract them!
What a wonderful opportunity for our children and huge thanks to Ali for teaching them so brilliantly and Miss Gould for organising the event
The Y2s had an amazing time at the Old Vic theatre, watching the stunning production of the Four Seasons. One little girl told me that she was so excited because she’d never been to theatre before and after the show she’s told me that when she is older she wants to perform there.
That is exactly why things like theatre trips are so important and we are so grateful to the Friends for funding a truly magical experience and to Mrs Rylands for organising it.