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Food bank update

November 25, 2016
There was a fantastic donation of food at Harvest Festival.  The children were pleased to hand several boxes to Middlesbrough Food Bank. It was lovely to receive a certificate back from Middlesbrough Food Bank to say thank you! [satellite gallery=133 auto=on caption=off thumbs=on]

Year Four get the armour on!

November 23, 2016
Year Four's theme was "I am warrior".  As part of their Engage, Sir Richard came again to Viewley Hill Academy.  He explained what the armour was for and how it was made.  Year four found out about how to put it on – and how long it takes! After it was all off again, we tried some of it on.  It was very heavy and not very comfortable.  We thought that School Uniform was probably a better option for everyday wear. [satellite gallery=135 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Children in Need

November 18, 2016
The day came to wear spots.  We got Pudsey-ed up and talked about why we all looked quite the way we did! Children and families responded well to Children in Need day both in the participation and in the generous donations.  There was an especially good showing of lots of home-made outfits this year. We were all seeing spots! [satellite gallery=136 auto=on caption=off thumbs=on]

The Gentle Way

November 17, 2016
We learnt Judo, the "Gentle Way"!  We learnt holds and moves, we tried them out on each other and everyone was wiser - and gentler - for their learning.[satellite gallery=134 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Y6 Science Investigation

October 12, 2016
Science is great in Year six. The children had to plan and carry out their own investigation to do with circuitry.  Watt an electrifying experience.  Each group did a different investigation.  They also had to assign each other roles such as recorder, leader, observer.  That's wire they so clever. [satellite gallery=131 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]  

Year 1 and 2 visit Newcastle Castle

October 12, 2016
On Monday 3rd October all the children in KS1 visited Newcastle Castle. We learned all about how the castle was built to defend the people inside and how a knight would have lived. We even climbed the twisty, uneven steps to the top of the keep so we could see Newcastle City Centre. What an amazing day we had! [satellite gallery=130 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Year Five have a voice!

October 12, 2016
We Have a Voice
One of the fingers of our Helping Hand is 'we have a voice.' This is focused around the children having their own voice and being listened to. We discussed the different ways this happens in school - we have ambassadors, our red bullying boxes and we always discuss issues. Miss Shadforth challenged the children to think of one thing they would like to change or add to school and this what they came up with. Year 5 must be heard!
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Year Three are Archeologists!

October 12, 2016
Year 3 had a  fantastic time being archaeologist for the day as part of their theme work.  Following Mr Cunningham's exciting discovery of a large fossil, they spent time out site digging to see what other artefacts they could find!  It was a very interesting day and set the scene for future learning. [satellite gallery=129 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Year Five reading outside

September 29, 2016
It was the first week back.  It was hot.  Year Five needed a break so they took their books outside and it all got quietly better... [satellite gallery=128 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Macmillan Coffee Morning

September 29, 2016
Wow! What a fantastic turn out to our MacMillan Coffee Morning. A BIG thank you to everyone who contributed. We have made over £100 for this charity. Your support is greatly appreciated. [satellite gallery=126 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

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