Worlaby Academy - Low Road, Worlaby,

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Issue 3 23rd April 2020

Hi everyone

Hope you are all well, staying home and staying safe

Keep sending in your competition entries. The competition is to design a

poster with the theme of “safe” or “NHS” or “hope”. Your child can colour

anything they wish – at the moment, topically we have our NHS superhe-

roes, rainbow of hope, handwashing etc. etc. We love how much families

are doing together so if it is something you want to do with your child,

even better. Please send a photograph of your child holding their poster

into the info@worlabyacademy.org.uk account by 28th April. Winners will

be announced on that week’s newsletter. If possible, we are going to try

and put a video clip together of all entries so please let me know if you do

not wish a photograph of your child to be included in the video.

Mrs Hatton.

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I’m still going into school and doing checks. And

it’s still very strange and very quiet. Though few

school friends are up to no good. Good job I’m

checking up on them. Gruffalo keeps moving

about, think he’s missing you all and is also mak-

ing most of foundation area. The teddy bears in

foundation have been busy too sending a lovely

message. Stay home, stay safe.

Miss Carnaby.

Hope you are all safe, well and keeping active.

I’m still doing my PE with Joe every morning, it’s

my big kick start to the day. I’ve been getting out

in garden painting fences, sheds. Jet washing

everything in sight. We’ve had some fabulous

weather which is helping lockdown no end let’s

hope it stays for another 2 weeks. Go out for my

daily exercise, still see few of you out there. Look

forward to my dancing in the street on Sunday

evenings at 7 and it’s lovely to see few of the

children dancing, clapping and laughing in the

street.

Hello Everyone

I have also made my first cushion cover

which I'm quite proud of it as it's only the

second time I have used a sewing ma-

chine and decided whilst I'm at home I

will try and make a few things. I made

lots of m is takes and broke

two needles, but hopefully I will get bet-

ter,

Stay safe

Mrs Furmage.

I have been baking since we have

been off making a different cake each

week. So far a chocolate cake, an East-

er cake, a banana and chocolate chip

bread and some rock cakes (they are

Mr Furmage's favourites I have shared

these with my family by leaving parcels

at their doors and they all said they en-

joyed eating them.

Hi everyone,

The last two weeks I have been very

busy working from home, and also I've

been at the Vale looking after keywork-

er children and its been lovely to see

them. It's great reading the newsletter

and to see what exciting things you

have been doing.

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Hi everyone

Hope you are all safe and well, hope you are all finding

lots of things to do.

I have been busy with my homework (training) that Mrs Hatton set for us ( YES I DID SAY

HOMEWORK!) but I have been very busy and productive here at home too, more gar-

dening, cycling, and walking my two dogs. I even built a bird box!

I have been in work this week and it was lovely to see Molly and Jack we had a walk

round the field (Vale) we did a challenge and the aim was to get faster each day. I

had a lovely phone call from Erin who was telling me all about the things she has been

doing to keep safe and well.

I loved reading the Newsletter and the photos you send in, keep safe and well, looking

forward to reading more, See you soon Mrs Britcliffe.

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Hello Everyone,

I hope everyone is still keeping busy in their

homes and getting fresh air and exercise and

doing a little bit of school work!

Last week I had a holiday week, so I spent

lots of time gardening and doing jobs for this

season – lots of Spring Cleaning inside my

house! I spent a lot of time cooking and bak-

ing, because when we are busy at school Mr

Clark prepares most evening meals ready for

me getting home from school in an evening!

Charlotte and Isabel have taken turns cooking

too, so Mr Clark really is getting a break!

Last week I should have enjoyed a trip to Lon-

don with my mum, dad and sisters and we

were going to enjoy afternoon tea at the Ritz

Hotel. As we couldn’t go we made our own

little afternoon teas at home, then video mes-

saged each other and spent a lovely hour to-

gether over the computer!

I am really enjoying the beautiful weather we

are having and have managed to find time to

do some running again as well as doing Joe

Wicks every day since our time at home be-

gan. I have even taken part in some golf put-

ting challenges with my family – it could be-

come a new hobby!

All of my family completed the 5km challenge

(some of us running some cycling) which we

were set by other family members. We contin-

ue to join the clapping every Thursday, for

those caring and working hard, as do many

people in Worlaby from the sound of it!

I also managed to spend lots of last week

reading and read 5 of our reading strategy

books from school. I loved Street Child so I

was very excited to read in Mrs Burman’s

newsletter that she has bought the book about

Jim’s two sisters – I will be at the front of the

queue to borrow that. I was most impressed

by Black Powder, as I didn’t think I was going

to enjoy it because I’m not a huge historian.

However, I was thoroughly gripped by Tom

and Cressida’s adventures and kept trying to

predict what would happen next; sometimes I

was correct, sometimes not!

I have seen a few of you around the village

and it was lovely to say hello because I do

miss you all.

Please take care and most importantly stay

safe,

Mrs Clark

Hi everyone,

I really loved seeing what some of you have been doing

last week in the newsletter, in fact it brought a little tear to

my eye – it really does seem like ever such a long time

since I saw you all. You look as though you have been very

busy!! Great to hear you are working through your home

leaning pack Jack - I hope you are enjoying the activities

in there!

I have been quite busy cleaning and tidying our house this

week – I watched a program which had lots of little tips

about how to clean different areas in your home using

things like lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda and since

then I have been on a mission to try it out!

I do feel so much better after a good sort out though so I

have been doing that for a few minutes every day as well!

On another note, I think I might have even learned how to

floss (dance move!!!!!!!) although I can’t be sure I am do-

ing it right but you can tell me when we get back to

school!

In other top secret news, Mr Hanly is busy building a swing

for Eddie and Elena to play with in the back garden but it

is a surprise so shhhh – I’ll send you a photo of it when it is

all finished!

I’ve also been cooking again this week and made, for the

first time ever…lemon curd! Do any of you like lemon curd.

I have been working on finishing some online learning

tasks this week and putting some ideas together for

some new provision activities for our outdoor area when

we get back! Miss Turney and I have been sending lots of

e-mails to one another too about what we can do to

help you with your next steps in learning. I hope you are

enjoying your home learning packs!

Love from Mrs Hanly xxx

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Chloe’s hot write diary

entry

This is Beatrice’s (Class 1) fun

day at the zoo drawing to

support her reading task

Kipper’s Diary.

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Molly and

Jack busy

working from

home

A visit to see

Grandma &

Grandad who

are self isolating.

Hello Worlaby Academy

I hope you are all well and keeping safe. I am missing you all very

much and cant wait to see you all again. I have been keeping very

busy whilst at home I have been doing lots of crafts and won a com-

petition for my under the sea make which I made with mum. I have

also been doing lots of baking and me and my Dad have made 2 veg-

etable patches, I am growing tomatoes, cucumber, cabbage, broc-

coli, onions, peas, lettuce and spring onion, they are all now growing

and starting to get big and strong. I got a beautiful card through the

post yesterday from Katie, thank you very much Katie I really like it and

it made me smile lots. Cant wait to see you all again lots of love from

Devon x

Hi Worlaby Academy Hope you are all well and keeping safe. I am missing you all very much and cant wait to see you all again. I have been keeping very busy whilst at home I have been doing lots of crafts and won a competition for my under the sea make which I made with mum. I have also been doing lots of bak-ing and me and my Dad have made 2 vegetable patches, I am growing tomatoes, cucumber, cabbage, broccoli, onions, peas, lettuce and spring onion, they are all now growing and starting to get big and strong. I got a beautiful card through the post yesterday from Katie, thank you very much Katie I really like it and it made me smile lots. Cant wait to see you all again lots of love from Devon x

Molly & Jack

busy working

from home.

Visiting Grand-

ma & Grandad

who are self

isolating.

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My

cir-

My cir-cuit

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I did an Easter egg hunt with my family around the house and got some Easter eggs and we all got some presents from mummy, I got some Barbie clothes Liam got a teddy and Sophie got some baby shark pjs. Mummy made me for tea one night a Mctyers Instead of a McDonalds as we cant go. I made a name sign for Liam's bedroom door.