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This week marks 'Barnsley Virtual School Games Challenge'. The aim of the challenge is to provide you with the opportunity to virtually compete in a series of sporting based competitions against other students across Barnsley. Over five days, you will participate in five different events - one event per day. The aim is for you to record your personal best attempts for each activity. If you would like to take part in the event (it is optional), I have attached all the information you will need below and you can download the pack here too. As part of the event pack, there are the following: 1. The daily activities with instructions 2. Results sheets to record the students best attempts 3. Home Results Sheet - for the students who are still at home Once you have completed each event, you will need to send the completed results sheet to adam.rogers@team-plus.co.uk. Then, once the week of events has been completed, the results will be compiled and winners will be announced the following week. Make sure you tweet a picture or a video of you doing the activity to @WombwellParkSt, @barnsleymoving, @TeamActivPlus and on Facebook - Active in Barnsley and Team Activ are using the #WhatsYourMove. YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE SURE YOU GET YOUR PARENTS PERMISSION TO POST ANYTHING ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Good luck to those who wish to take part. 
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Please see below for some resources to support children with SEND during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Hi Team LL, Please see the attached video Miss Garratt has created. It will give you some help in responding to activities I have posted on Seesaw. Hopefully, it might support you with completing activities and sending finished pieces back to me. Take care, Mrs Longden As a school, we are committed to ensuring your child gets the best possible education that we can offer. The current circumstances are proving to be a bit of a challenge for us all and we know that education is quite difficult at the moment whilst we are facing this pandemic. With this in mind, we have subscribed to the online platform ‘SeeSaw’. SeeSaw is a platform that allows teachers to set home learning for each child in their class. Over the next few days, you will be receiving an email (with an attachment of the document below) that provides you with more information about how Seesaw works and how we are going to use it as a school. You will also receive your child's log on details in this email. Please look out for this arriving in your inboxes. As of Monday 27th April 2020, all learning and activities will be placed on Seesaw and not on class blog pages. Although we will continue to post blogs regularly, we will not be using them to the extent that we have done over the past few weeks, Many thanks for your cooperation and understanding.
Life and parenting can be challenging in normal situations. The situation we find ourselves in currently is far from normal. We have put together a number of useful links and documents, as well as advice on how to deal with some difficult situations you might find ourselves in. Please take a look at the information below and do not hesitate to contact school if you would like any additional information regarding these topics or anything else you need advice and support about - if we cannot help, we will know who can.
Hi Team LL. Hopefully, you have all been having a go at Jo Wicks's workouts each morning. If you fancy some additional PE activity ideas, please take a look at the activity ideas below.
Hi Team LL. Miss Fury has recommended an excellent Science site with lots of free and exciting science videos and activities. To support you with this week's science work on reversible and irreversible changes check out the video following the link below:
wowscience.co.uk/?sfid=87&s=reversible+and+irreversible+changes Network Rail has contacted all primary school to ask teachers to pass on a message for parents and pupils about the danger of children playing on or near rail tracks. Please follow the link below for an important video lesson on rail safety. Keep yourselves safe! Stay away from rail tracks!
learnliveuk.com/network-rail-primary-school-safety-talk/ That's right today is World Earth Day. Check out the presentation below to find out a bit more about it.
The Historical Association have a "Write your own historical fiction competition" so if you enjoy history and writing stories then this is for you! All of the details are explained on the website and it explains what the judges are looking for and the entry rules. If you are thinking of entering please have a look at the website and Mrs Allen and Miss Clementson would love to read your stories too!
In addition to the competition below Miss Clementson has added lots of links to history websites. These can be found on the history blog page. https://www.history.org.uk/primary/categories/530/news/3451/write-your-own-historical-fiction-competition-2020 |
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