Preparations are in full swing for tomorrow’s market. The Christmas Creations team have created their own commercial to advertise the paperclay model products.

Will you come and visit us tomorrow?

Dear Year 4 families

This Advent season we are thinking of others before ourselves and giving to people who don’t have what we might take for granted. In the last newsletter you would have read about the St Vinnies Christmas Appeal. Each homegroup has been given a family to support and provide for and a basket to collect our donations for our families. To help you know what you might contribute, we thought we’d tell you a little bit about the families we are collecting for.

Penguins

Our family has one female adult, two girls aged 4 and 10, and four boys aged 7 and 8.

Seals

Our family has three female adults, one girl aged 5 and four boys aged 7, 9, 13, 13.

Turtles

Our family has one female adult, one male adult, two girls aged 1 and 11, and five boys aged 14, 13, 12, 9, 7.

What can we bring?

We want to try and ensure each basket represents each family member. We can buy foods such as pasta, pasta sauce, drinks, biscuits, long life milk, cereal, chips and foods that we may have for Christmas lunch or dinner.

Any food that is brought can’t be from the fridge and must not be used by its date.

We can also buy items such as toys or toiletries to match the family members. Everything that goes into the baskets must be new and not used, such as old toys and clothes.

Thank you in advance, from the Year 4 team

Hi Seals, Louise and families,

We have our sensational community annual Christmas Carols event on Friday the 13th December. As usual it will be on the Soccer Pitch.

Your home group is presenting a roleplay about a special donkey called ‘The Small One’. Watching you all rehearse these last few weeks is putting a huge smile on my face, you are so eager and excited to perform this adaption and so am I!

To be well prepared, I encourage you to practise the script and listen to the audio so you can make sure you are ready to perform, it’s only just over a week away. So get practising, the links are below.

What is the most exciting part to perform for you?

The Small One – The script

Script Audio – The Small One

From Jess

Hi Turtles, Claire and families,

We have our sensational community annual Christmas Carols event on Friday the 13th December. As usual it will be on the Soccer Pitch.

Your home group is performing a dance to the music called ‘The Happy Elf’ by the singer Harry Connick Jnr.

What is the most exciting part for you to perform?
Here is the link to the song:

From Jess

Hi Penguins, Anna and families,

We have our sensational community annual Christmas Carols event on Friday the 13th December. As usual it will be on the Soccer Pitch.

Your home group is presenting a roleplay that your chose called ‘The Polar Express’.
Watching you all rehearse these last few weeks is putting a huge smile on my face, you are so eager and excited to perform this adaption and so am I!

To be well prepared, I encourage you to practise the script and watch storyline online so you can make sure you are ready to perform, it’s only just over a week away. So get practising, the links are below.

There are son many exciting parts to our role play, what is the most exciting for you?

Polar Express – The script
http://www.thebestclass.org/uploads/5/6/2/4/56249715/the_polar_express.pdf

Storyline Online – The Polar Express

From the very excited Jess 🙂

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