Great British Bake Off! Year 6 have put their culinary skills to the test by learning all about a balanced diet and seasonal foods in order to plan a delicious seasonal meal. Every child designed a meal and we then voted for our favourites. 6H decided to cook a ‘big breakfast’ including seasonal tomatoes, seasonal new jersey potatoes sliced, mushrooms, bacon, sausage, beans and eggs. What an amazing time all the children had cooking then sampling their delights. Watch out – we have amazing cooks in y6! Here are some photographs to show off their skills. Enjoy!
Every half term, 6H are set a challenge to reach a given destination with each of them earning reading miles weekly in order to be successful. This half term, the challenge was to reach 3630 miles in order to arrive at China. Together, the pupils in 6H read an equivalent of 6880 miles! WOW! They can now carry over 3250 miles towards their next challenge. As a reward, 6H will sample some chinese food for their success. Keep working hard 6H! You should be very proud of your joint success – we are! Watch this space to view our rewards!
All pupils at CHJS have taken part in this exciting competition held by the Royal Mail. They each had to draw a picture of the hero or heroes of the coronavirus pandemic that they would like to see on a stamp and they were asked to include plenty of colour to complete their design. If any of our pupils are successful, they will see their design actually made into a stamp. WOW! Watch this space to find out. Here are some of our amazing entries. Good luck everyone!
Our local MP Dehenna Davison has launched a c
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The AYCC (Auckland Youth Community Centre) kindly donated 95 craft bags to be distributed across school. The children decided they would like these to be distributed to every class. In order for a child to receive one, class teachers could choose children that had made good choices this week. In 6H, every child’s name was put into a jar and the names that were pulled out were the winners. Well done 6H!
CHJS have been lucky enough to receive 8 STEMillion backpacks filled with exciting Science activities. The aim of the program is to encourage girls into Science. Over the next few weeks our lucky children will be completing lots of the fun activities. Watch this space for updates. Good luck girls!
CHJS have made Easter posters to be displayed in shop windows. These will be displayed in shops in Bondgate for all to see and admire. As a thankyou, they have donated an Easter hamper which will be presented to one of our children. Please take a socially distanced walk down Bondgate and view our amazing art work!
Year 6 have recently begun their RE bridging module titled What is Christianity? Their initial task is to look at many aspects of Christianity which are depicted through images and then record anything under the title ‘I wonder..’. Here are some examples of what the pupils wondered!l wonder what each symbol means.I wonder why the Holy building is called a church?
