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Year 4 have enjoyed learning about the properties of liquid in their topic on Solids, Liquids and Gases this week. Great work Scientists!

Year 1 & 2 enjoyed their first hockey lesson at St Ives this week. It was cold outside on the courts but they wrapped up warm, listened carefully to instructions and then showed off their newly learnt skills!

Year 1 & 2 enjoyed their forest school lesson this week, taking all the new equipment down to the outdoor classroom and being the first to try it out!  Thank you to our parent body, the Friends of St Ives (FOSI) for raising the funds to buy all the equipment - it's going to be well used! 

Year 1 have been looking at tints and tones this week. They began by learning their primary and secondary colours then mixing cool tones to create their winter landscape. They used the grid method to split up their image then added penguin silhouettes to complete their work!

Thank you to all the children and staff who particpated in the Reindeer Run at St Ives on the final day of the Autumn term. We were fortunate enough to be graced with a lovely, sunny morning, making the run even more enjoyable. We hold this event every year, as it raises valuable funds for the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice - a very worthy cause - and it really is a lovely way to end the year!.

Our Nursery Nativity is one of the highlights of the Year. It's so wonderful to see the children all dressed up, singing and dancing so confidently in front of such of a large audience of parents and grand-parents. We're very proud of you all!

With dancing angels, sassy kings, a shining star as well as the usual Nativity suspects, everyone loved watching the Pre-prep attempt to update the traditional Christmas story. Superb singing, dancing & projection of their lines brought joy & festive cheer to all of us!

A fantastic afternoon of Netball at the staff v pupils Netball match. It was great fun and the girls played really well, but there was NO way we were going to let them win! Final score 8-2 to staff! Players of the match were Darci and Mrs Viner! Well done everyone.

U10 Netball v The Royal 
Yesterday the U10 A’s played a netball match against The Royal. It was a great match and everyone played well and tried hard but sadly we lost 5-9. Well done to all the team for playing really well and especially Josephine for being player of the match. Thank you to Mrs Woodward for helping us to improve and learn new skills.
Daisy (A Team Captain)
 

Today we had a match against The Royal.The final score was 3-5 to The Royal - although they won we all had brilliant teams and played amazingly. It was such a close one. I would like to congratulate everyone for playing so well. I was pleased to be nominated as player of the match. Thank you so much to the Royal for coming, we all enjoyed the match.
Cressie (B Team) Captain

This week during Forest School, Y3 went on a Christmas Scavenger Hunt to search for various Christmassy items, such as something red to remind us of a jolly robin’s breast, fallen pine cones, glossy holly leaves, a tree shaped like Rudolph’s antlers, something soft and fluffy like Santa’s beard, a trailing garland of ivy and so on.  The children brought their findings together to create a Christmas collage.  They also inspected the wildlife shelters they made last week.  All were intact, if a little damp!