St Adrian's Catholic Primary School
To learn, to love, to live
See below the vocal tracks for Pirates of the Curry Bean. You should be listening to them regularly so that you can learn the words, tune and rhythm of the songs.
You have now been given your parts for the production. Please start learning your words now. We are going to be doing our first rehearsal on Monday 18th June and I would like all song lyrics and most speaking parts to be learnt off by heart.
Happy practising!
We are not officially setting any homework this week.
If you cannot resist, you have your CGP 10-minute test books and there are still maths activities for you to complete on MyMaths. However, under no circumstances are you to complete any homework or revision on Sunday afternoon. Use this time to play, kick a ball, go outside, spend time with your family, ride your bike and do what children do. Early to bed Sunday 🙂
Relax and enjoy your weekend – you’ll all be brilliant next week!
We are not officially setting any homework this week.
If you cannot resist, you have your CGP 10-minute test books and there are still maths activities for you to complete on MyMaths. However, under no circumstances are you to complete any homework or revision on Sunday afternoon. Use this time to play, kick a ball, go outside, spend time with your family, ride your bike and do what children do. Early to bed Sunday 🙂
Relax and enjoy your weekend – you’ll all be brilliant next week!
My maths class have been given 7 revision tasks to complete over the next 7 days. They should clearly show their working out in their homework book and self mark. The activities are on My Maths and the booster packs.
Some fantastic costumes today!
On Mothering Sunday, some of our year 6 children took part in the Hertfordshire Schools’ Gala. They were an absolute credit to the school and sang beautifully. Here are just a few photos of our day at the Royal Albert Hall.
On behalf of Y6 I would like to wish all mums a Happy Mother’s Day for yesterday. The children performed a lovely song during the assembly last week. All of the lyrics were written by the children and the dance moves were their idea too! I thought they did a great job and did themselves proud for their last Mother’s Day at St Adrian’s. We did sing the song again and video it for you all, but unfortunately the size of the file is too big to upload on to our blog.
Please see below the song words from Mrs Goldsmith for the Royal Albert Hall concert. Children have started learning these songs in school, but should continue to practise them at home. At the bottom of the final page, you will find a link to a website where the background music can be found.
I would like to say, ‘Thank you,’ to the parents and pupils of Year 6 for all the generous gifts.
You are all very kind and I am very grateful. I hope you had a lovely Christmas and are enjoying your break.
Happy New Year. – Mr Bedford.
As part of our science curriculum in January, we are going to be exploring evolution and inheritance. The children have been asked to bring in pictures from home of their parents and grandparents so that we can make comparisons and look at different features that the children could have inherited. For this, I have asked children to bring in a picture of either parent as a baby/child and a more recent photo of said parent (both parents if possible). If children are able to bring in pictures of grandparents, this would give them the opportunity to take their inheritance even further back.
I have informed children that I am happy for them to bring in the photos before the Christmas holidays and I will keep them in school, or they can bring them in on the first day back: Tuesday 9th January. They must have their pictures for this lesson.