Year 5 and 6 loved their visit from Tranmere Rovers!
They asked some fantastic questions about the sport as well as how the team prepares for matches, overcomes difficulties, and strives for the best.
Year 2 has been very busy on the Chromebooks this week! We have loved using Chrome Music Lab to create music with technology.
‘The rock is unbreakable.’
Year 1 investigated the properties of different materials this week. We decided which words we could use to describe them! Check out the photos below!
Below you will find a survey that we would like all of our Parents and Carers to complete. Thank you for taking the time to do so.
Click the button below to read the Woodslee Word for this Autumn term!
Click the button below to read the Woodslee Word for this Autumn term!
Year 4 have been developing their understanding of place and value last week. They have been rolling the dice to create four-digit numbers that they can round to the nearest 10 and 100.
In Science, pupils have been creating simple circuits and drawing each component using the correct symbols.
The children have loved learning all about the Anglo-Saxons in History and have studied the importance of chronological order, primary and secondary sources, and have learned all about Alfred the Great, creating a fact file about all the things that earned him his title.
Check out how much fun we’ve had below!
We have made sure that our school community understands what it means to be seeking sanctuary and the issues surrounding forced migration.
MS. MCGOWAN: SENDCO
We are delighted to have become a School of Sanctuary after receiving accreditation from City of Sanctuary UK. These awards recognise and celebrate those who go above and beyond in welcoming people who seek sanctuary.
Our school has always been inclusive and welcoming, celebrating the diversity that makes our community so wonderful. Recently we have worked hard to make sure our school community understands what it means to seek sanctuary and the issues surrounding forced migration.
A big part of this was our successful Refugee Week – a week in which we celebrated all of the different cultures and faiths, and learned about the different languages of everyone who help make our school community as strong as it is.
SENDCo Ms. McGowan said: “We were so proud to receive our award at Birkenhead Town Hall this week. We will continue to celebrate diversity and to offer a warm welcome to all those that would like to be part of our community.”
Families across Wirral, are invited to take part in this fun and engaging activity, which will provide all the ingredients – and a sprinkling of cooking advice and encouragement – to prepare a range of balanced meals for all the whole family to enjoy.
All those taking part in the challenge will be able to collect a nutritional Food Box containing all the ingredients and recipes needed to make meals together, directly from your school.
It would be great if families could share their photos and videos of having fun together
#WIRRALCOOKTOGETHER on social media for a chance to win some fantastic prizes for the whole family to enjoy together.
Once registered, each school will be given a collection day, 1 in January, 1 in February and 1 in March for families to collect from school, each family will receive 3 boxes one for each month.
This project is funded by Wirral Council through the Department for Work & Pensions COVID Local Support Grant.
