Join Mrs Lock for an assembly all about taking care.
25th September 2020
Today's assembly on responsibility features Ella, the very responsible talking dog!
Thankfulness and prayer. Don't forget to share any of your own prayers with your teacher or Mrs Stevens - you can earn your Thankfulness Christian Value Award!
St. George’s day assembly.
Enjoy this Easter assembly with parts of the Easter story read by children in years 4, 5 and 6, singing by children in years 2 and 3 and all of KS1 taking part in the Easter bonnet parade. The winners of the Easter Poster competition are also revealed!
Rev. Tim, Clare and of course, Ella the dog, share a story about a very courageous boy called David.
Tuesday 9th March
Hopes, dreams and building a future
Learn about the story of brave Esther and Ella the dog will tell you some fascinating facts about the Jewish festival of Purim. You will also be able to follow instructions for making a hamantash, which is a Jewish triangular filled-pocket cookie, usually associated with the Jewish holiday of Purim. The name refers to Haman, the villain you hear about in the story. In Hebrew, hamantashen are known as אוזני המן, oznei Haman, 'Haman's ears.
To watch the rest of the video about Isambard Kingdom Brunel, click here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/true-stories-isambard-kingdom-brunel/zjrtvk7
Kick-starting engineering week off with the first ever engineer
Don't Forget To Let Love In! An assembly about self respect.
This assembly from Rev Tim features an exciting story, a fun song to join in with, some craft to enjoy and even a talking dog! Don't forget to send in your pictures of Daniel's lion and bring in your creative version of the memory verse after half term. Also, do visit https://www.pinterest.co.uk/cranmerkids/daniel-in-the-lions-den/ for more activities.
Chinese New Year
Prepared and delivered by our wonderful Pupil Parliament
Planned and delivered by our wonderful Pupil Parliament
Too Much Selfie Isn’t Healthy
Assembly about National Story-telling week . Sadly, the sound quality of this live zoom recording is not so good.
Children in year 6 and 5 planned today's assembly all about how to be Responsible!
Our key worker children have planned and prepared this morning’s assembly for you all about responsibility!
We have shared so many different things we feel grateful for!
Some of our children share information about Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing, whose 200th birth anniversary is tomorrow. Her relevance today cannot be understated, given the Covid-19 pandemic.Through her career she stressed a practice that is relevant as ever today — handwashing
Enjoy this special VE Day song tutorial with Mrs Lock and her family band!
As we sadly couldn't visit church for our annual Easter bonnet parade, we have created our very own virtual parade! We hope you enjoy singing along to 'Springtime' whilst admiring the amazing crafts of the entries. Thank you and well done to all of the children who made a bonnet or decorated and egg and sent their photos into us at school - don't they look fantastic!
We have 4 special virtual visitors joining us for this morning's assembly!
There are always things to be grateful for (even now), and gratitude reminds us how special, beautiful and fortunate our lives are, even under these difficult conditions. As we navigate this quarantine and epidemic, can you think of 3 things you are grateful every day? E.G. Gratitude for the NHS who put their own safety at risk to care for others; gratitude for family and friends; gratitude for our homes, our school. Send in your pictures and videos of all you are thankful for and we will share them!
We are still together, even if we aren't in the same place! All the teachers are here to celebrate your fantastic work in our virtual Golden Book Celebration Assembly.
Well done to everyone for doing so well with your home-learning last week. We are celebrating all you have done, along with saying happy birthday to some of you and celebrating the spring time too.