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Wimborne St Giles

Church of England First School and Nursery

And the leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations." Revelation 22: 2

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'Together We Grow: Together We Give'

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See below for all of the ways we have been growing and giving this year.

  • Ash Class visit Weymouth Sea Life Centre

    Mon 22 Jun 2015

    The Reception children had an amazing time at Weymouth Sea Life Centre for their "Under the Sea" topic. The children enjoyed touching the starfish and crabs at the rock pool. They also saw lots of different creatures that lived in and under the sea. The children even got to walk though a tunnel where they had sharks, turtles and rays swimming over their heads! At the end of the day they got to make their favourite sea animal using lego. Please look at the photos of the different animals we saw.

  • Theatre group in school

    Thu 18 Jun 2015

    The whole school were treated to a production of 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe' performed by M and M theatre company. We were transported to Narnia and followed the adventures of Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter. It was a thrilling performance with drama and songs. The children were able to interview the actors afterwards and found out how the costume changes were done and the way that each performer played more than one part.

  • Eco-Warriors visit to Solar Park

    Thu 18 Jun 2015 BM

    Representatives from our Eco-Warrior committee made a visit to the Belltown Power Solar Park in Verwood to check out what is happening on our doorstep to help generate electricity for local homes. The visit was organised through the Education links the company have made and we were delighted to meet Lorna who had been working hard on our behalf to make the visit possible. Lorna showed us mini solar powered gadgets so we could see how quickly the sunlight could make them move. Next Lorna introduced us to an Ecologist called Clare who was making one of her regular visits to the site. Using our observational skills we helped to identify some of the wild flowers and grasses within a metre square area before trying to catch some insects for identification. It was brilliant to find some rare species amongst the usual ones such as buttercup and thistle.

    Throughout our visit we were able to see how the solar panels are set up to catch maximum sunshine through the day and we heard exactly how they work. We played a good game of "I spy" on the way home as we tried to see how many houses had solar panels on their rooves! 

  • Chicks come to visit the school

    Mon 08 Jun 2015

    Today Mrs Nielsen brought in her chicks from home. The children enjoyed looking at the chicks and asking questions about them. Thank you Mrs Nielsen for sharing the chicks with the children. 

  • Ash Class Home Learning

    Fri 05 Jun 2015

    In Reception we have been learning about houses from around the world. For the children's home learning task, they used different materials to make a house from a different country. They all look fantastic so a big thank you for helping your child make their house!

  • Sports Day

    Fri 05 Jun 2015

    We had a brilliant Sports Day today and the sun came out at exactly the right time! We started with a 'potted sports' event followed by a break and then the sprint races. The preschool even enjoyed a toddler race. Well done to all the medal and trophy day winners!

  • Science Fiction Club

    Fri 05 Jun 2015

    Science Fiction Club are going far into space this term. We have been drawing spaceships, making C3PO masks and making lots of space themed craft! To infinity and beyond!

  • New Tablets in School !

    Thu 04 Jun 2015

    Today the children  in Mrs Mack's English group used the NEW TABLETS as part of their English lesson. The children have really taken to them and enjoy using the attachable keyboards. Many thanks to the Governing Body who supported the arrival of these excellent machines. We have enough for one-per-child in a lesson! All the children will be using these devices in lessons to come.

  • Police Visit

    Tue 02 Jun 2015

    Police Officers Robin Morgan and Andy Flanagan visited our school today to support our Collective Worship. The officers led a very good discussion about the theme of Responsibility and the children agreed that we all have a duty to be 'well-behaved, respectful, tidy and to only use kind words'.

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