Guinness Book of Records competition

Today we held the Guinness Book of Records competition at Primary lunchtime.
Congratulations to all our winners!
We had a fantastic time eating as fast as possible with chopsticks (milo balls and prunes = de-licious!), holding heavy books longer than anyone else, bouncing balls without dropping them and writing super fast.

Tomorrow is craft day. What are we making? We'll be using crayons to create leaf rubbings.
Ever wondered how crayons are made?


Tomorrow is also maths day! There are all sorts of exciting activities happening in Primary tomorrow - it should be a lot of fun.

Follow us on Twitter

It's official, we've got Twitter :) Our Twitter account will have what's going on from day to day, plus we'll post the link to the new books there each month!

Primary lunch times update!

Hi everyone,

So much has been going on at Primary lunchtime! We have been having a lot of fun doing all kinds of things - on our Wednesday making stuff day we made pop up cards and on Friday we heard some more stories from our wonderful storyteller, Mrs Brownlow.

Something else we've been doing is the good boy and girl award. We give this out every Thursday lunchtime to two students who have been especially well behaved in the library at lunchtime. The winning students get to choose a prize from our goody bags.

Our winners so far have been:
Nina 2B
Jeff 5S
Bua 2M
Chawin 4R
Derya 4R
Boss 3m

Storyteller - Friday Primary lunchtimes

Every Friday for the rest of this term we will have the wonderful Mrs Brownlow reading stories during Primary lunchtime.

The first session was heaps of fun, with Mrs Brownlow reading stories from The Wind and the Willows as well as picture book twists on fairytales.

Come along this week for more stories. The stories will start around five past twelve!

Making stuff day!

This Wednesday at Primary lunchtime we had our first library craft session (or as we like to call it, making stuff day).
Our first craft was bookplates. What will it be next Wednesday? Come in and see!

If you didn't get to come along this week, you can print some bookplates and make your own at home.

More website links - Myths and legends

Looking for myths and legends websites? You can find a list on the right hand side of this page. Scroll down to have a look.