Friday, 18 October 2019
Year 2 Chefs!
As part of our Design and Technology topic 'Perfect Pizzas' Year 2 have designed, made and eaten pizzas this week. They have explored healthy eating and created a pizza with healthy toppings. They tasted a variety of breads courtesy of Asda and Liz Brown. Even chocolate bread was sampled by the up and coming chefs and it proved to be a big success.
'This is so delicious I love it' said Moises.
'This is such fun making pizza at school' said Tommy.
Reception Star Writers

In Reception this half term we have been very busy practicing our pencil grip, name-writing and drawing skills. Now we have begun our phonics programme, the children have also been working hard to write their sounds independently.
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Summer reading Challenge
Well done to all Mead pupils who took part in the Library Service Summer Reading Challenge-We are very proud of your achievements:
Charley in Barbados, Joshua in Kenya, Tommy, Sam, Layla and Jainsha in New Zealand, Abina, Benjamin and Marvellous in Palau, Sienna and Fareeda in Egypt and Charlotte in Australia
Elise, Lexi, Riddhi and Kajus in Wales, Lenny, Jack and Melisa in Greece, Kira, Havin and Anya in Canada, Pritika and Lily in Brazil, Louisa in Greece, Joshua and Hamit in U.S.A, Janna and Aaliyah in Mexico, Michael in Scotland, Ruby in Chile and Francesca in N. Ireland


Star Writers
These children have used a range of powerful vocabulary and techniques to become a Star Writer, Maisy in Barbados, Hollie in Jamaica, Ignacy in St Lucia, Jessie in Palau, Hazel in Australia, Rocco in Northern Ireland, Junior in Kenya , Melisa in Greece, Faaiz in Italy, Nicole in Wales, Sophie in Scotland, Luke in New Zealand, Charleigh-May in Madagascar, Amara in Brazil, Millie in Egypt, Mihrac in Argentina, Taruni in Chile, Jasmine in U.S.A, Vanesa in Mexico and Hennessy in Canada-Look out for examples of their work on the blog!

Year 6 Visit Tesco!
This week year 6 have been visiting Tesco on the hunt for products that have been imported from South America. Everyone was surprised at the amount of products they found.
Bailey said "I really enjoyed the trip, and learnt that a lot of products we buy are imported from South America!"
Alexandra told me she was "surprised to discover blueberries were not grown in the UK and were actually brought in from Peru."
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