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Day three at Braeside - low ropes and a forest life line!

Day two at Braeside - canoeing, high ropes and campfire fun!

Year 4/5 at Braeside!

  • Crudwell 24-hour Bike Ride report June 2022

Climbing

High Wire

Zip Wire

Orienteering

High Ropes & Zipline

Sea Adventures

Bushcraft

Mud Assault Course

Crate Stack

Caving

Rocky Shore

Mountain Biking & Archery

Evening Hike part 2!

Evening Hike

Archery

Orienteering

Assault Course

Dodgeball Champions! Year 3 & 4

Crudwell welcomes author, John Dougherty - what a fantastic day!

Hockey Tournament Winners 2022 - Congratulations!

SCARF Mental Health Day

We are looking after our mental health at school and wore our scarves to school to show our commitment to being kind, looking out for others and our own mental health. Thank you Jasper and James for leading our call and response today:

 

I don’t know if you've been told,  I don’t know if you've been told.

We wear our SCARF with pride like gold,  We wear our SCARF with pride like gold.

Keep yourself and others safe,  Keep yourself and others safe.

A caring nature everyday, A caring nature everyday.

Try hard to achieve your dreams, Try hard to achieve your dreams.

Resilience and self-esteem, Resilience and self-esteem.

Being good friends will help us too, Being good friends will help us too.

So wrap your SCARF all round you! So wrap your SCARF all round you

 

  • SAFETY - some scarves will be warm and comforting, helping to keep someone snug and safe in very cold weather!
  • CARING - some scarves might have been a present from a special person; they'll help make someone feel cared for. Wearing a scarf as part of religious faith can also help someone to feel cared for. 
  • ACHIEVEMENT - some scarves might be part of a club, perhaps a sports team. These are waved when a club achieves (e.g. when a football team scores a goal!) They also show when someone belongs to something.
  • RESILIENCE - a football team's scarf can also help someone to remember that they can still support a team even if it's not doing well; they can show resilience when bouncing back from defeat or disappointment.
  • FRIENDSHIP - maybe some scarves were a gift from a friend and this makes them extra special.

Bath Rugby Vs Exeter Chiefs

Remembrance Workshops at All Saints Church

Crudwell School Remember 11.11.21

Poles visit the RSC Stratford to see The Magician's Elephant.

Braeside Thursday: Lifeline and Low Ropes

Braeside - Thursday: Canoeing and Best Table award at dinner

Football's Coming Home!

Braeside - Year 6 Residential

Good Luck Mr Melton - You can't retire form being amazing!

Red for Comic Relief!

Remembrance

Transition Afternoons

Not the Crudwell Bike Ride Update by Lucy Stevens

The Keyworker Bubble at Forest School

Our Wish Tree!

We miss you all!

Can you answers these questions about the school dogs? Send you answers to Miss Trevaskis.

 

 

This week in pets corner!!! I have some questions 🥴

1- Which class did Bird join on arriving at Crudwell School?

2- How many members of staff have dogs?

3- What breed is Luna?

4- At Forest Schoo,l what is Bird's favourite snack?

5- What are Luna’s two favourite school activities?

6- What does Bird enjoy best at school: sleeping, listening to a story or being brushed?

7- Which are Bird's favourite vegetables and fruit?

8- Does Luna have a favourite story book?

9- How old is Luna?

10- What do Bird and Luna like to do when they are together?

This weeks Forest School challenge:-

Imagine and create your own special species of tree! Use any materials you'd like to show how your tree would look.

Think about:

• Is your tree deciduous (shedding its leaves annually) or evergreen?

• Does your tree have a special blossom, fruit or shape of leaves?

• How tall will your tree be when it is fully grown?

• Can you think of any fun facts or a story for your tree?

 

Don't forget to give your tree a name and share your tree-mendous creation with me by e mailing your story and photo of your tree. I can't wait to see what you come up with!

 

Enjoy 

Miss Trevaskis 

Forest School Challenge Winner - build a birdbox or feeder - Frankie

And the winner is... Violet

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Violet made the closest guess to the weight of a month old duckling - congratulations Violet!

Good Morning Children! 😊

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Waiting for breakfast!

Duckling update Tuesday 21st April

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And the winners are...

The first Forest School challenge question is: Who can name the other breed/type of animal hiding in the video clip and it’s name? A Cadbury mini egg for the correct breed/type of animal and bonus Easter egg if you can actually give its  pet name!!! It’s a tricky one!! If you can work it out, let Miss T know. Good luck everyone! 

Naming the Easter ducklings competition

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Miss Trevaskis reveals the winning names...
Thank you to all the people who have entered. 🦆

This morning we have welcomed Rabbi Zvi into our Collective Worship time.

When Pudsey came to visit! Children in Need 2019

Celebration Assembly 20th September 2019