Lord Blyton Primary School

Year 6 @ Harton Grange

Today’s Harton Grange project. Our dedicated group of Year 6’s even sacrificed watching England play to have their weekly meet with the residents

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Lord Blyton Primary School

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In PSHE last week Year 2 have been learning how we live in a democracy which means the people in our country have an equal right to vote in elections to decide which group (or party) will form the government which is led by the Prime minister. We talked about the importance of people having a say in the decisions or rules that are made by the government. We then held our own elections for School Councillors. The children who wanted to do this important job wrote their own election campaigns to tell us why they wanted to be a School Councillor, what their strengths are and anything they would like to change or improve about our school. After listening to their campaigns, we all took part in voting by each completing a ballot paper which we then put in the ballot box. We thoughtabout choosing the best people for the job who would listen to and respect our different ideas and represent our class well at meetings. We counted the votes which we recorded in a tally chart. The successful candidates with the most votes were Emmy and Lorenzo. Well done everyone who took part. ... See MoreSee Less

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Year 3 Computing- Today, Year 3 begun their computing learning journey by logging in on the chromebooks to learn some of the features of the device. We can’t wait to learn about ‘digital devices’ which is our first topic, and look forward to using ICT to support our learning in the classroom. ... See MoreSee Less

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In the last academic year, our Year 2 (now Year 3) pupils took part in a project called Generation Wild which encourages children to connect with nature. The children took part in activities at school and at home with their families and earned awards. At the end of the year, Mrs Mattimore put together all the evidence of what the children had been doing to submit for a competition. We are thrilled to announce that Lord Blyton was one of the overall prize winners! Winning £2,500 in vouchers for outdoor learning equipment. A big congratulations and thank you all for all of the hard work that was put in by the children and families who took part and of course to Mrs Mattimore! Well done everyone! ... See MoreSee Less

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