Running Club members past and present would like to thank Mr Taylor for his enthusiasm and dedication whilst encouraging us and motivating us over the past years…
We hope to see you as a guest runner!!
Enjoy the next chapter of your life!!
An exciting morning at The Urban Factory for our Yr 5/6 Key Steps Gymnastic competitors:
Year 6:
Ryan S, Ryan J, Jacob, Sarah, Leoni and Lily
Year 5:
Sophie H, Sophie M, Cole, Holly, Hylton and Carson.
There were some super routines and everyone stepped up and produced some of their best work!!
A huge thank you to Mr Gilmore for the coaching and Mrs Hird and Mrs Ramshaw for escorting the teams!
We are proud to run in our kit and, in a small way, show we are thinking of those less fortunate than ourselves. 🌻
😊 Huge thanks to everyone who supported the children with their homework projects last term. I was bowled over by the effort and quality of their work. Their next project is attached and I will handout paper copies and discuss with the children tomorrow. 📔🧾
😊 PE is now on Mondays and Wednesdays (no swimming on Friday!). 🧺🏀🏉
😊 Homework starts this term – it must be returned on Wednesdays. 📖
😊 Home Reading will continue and the expectation will remain 5 reads a week – checked on Mondays. 📚
😊 Huge congratulations to our netball team for qualifying and competing at the South Tyneside “Bee Netball” finals… we are all very proud of your efforts!
Many thanks
Miss Noble
Congratulations to our squad of Azra, Leoni, Havi, Sarah, Isobelle, Jacob and Ryan who came second today at the Bee Netball Tournament at Temple Park. This means they have progressed through to the South Tyneside Finals on 3rd March.
The Buds went on a trip to Temple Park Leisure Centre to take part in a Multisport event this week.
The children enjoyed learning some new skills such as javelin, bocce, rugby and athletics.
Thank-you to everyone who donated to the Royal British Legion’s 100th Poppy Appeal.
Well done to KS2 Running Club for completing their Poppy Run on 11th November.
Thank-you to Year 6 who represented school at the Remembrance Parade in Jarrow on Remembrance Sunday.
And finally, thank-you to Mr Taylor for making a fitting tribute outside school using our recycled plastic bottle poppies and the two art instillations from the There But Not There art project.
We live in a world full of challenges. Going out and meeting friends is not happening, hobbies are cancelled and the internet gives you trouble when you when you should join Google Meets and complete your work!! Also, one of the most important place in the world for all of us is closed! (I mean Dunn Street!)
This family decided to send even more challenges to the school team (students, teachers and other staff). PE Challenges! They send out two challenges a week and the goal is for each of us to try and try to overcome the challenge.
A challenge can be really hard, but don’t be discouraged! The purpose is just to have fun and get away from the computers in between lessons. You can also challenge your whole family, relatives, friends, pets, etc.
Let’s all challenge ourselves!
… how many of these challenges can you complete? Be sure to let your teacher know and we will see which classes have risen to the challenge!!
Merry Christmas to Everyone from Dunn Street Primary School!
Here we have some more EY and KS1 favourites:
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? Firstly, with Mr Miller:
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? Secondly, on your own:
…and Steam Train… With Mr Miller:
…and Steam Train on your own:
Happy singing!!
