Friday, 16 December 2016
Science Theme Sharing
On Friday 16th December the children participated in a science topic sharing afternoon. Everybody enjoyed working with children from different classes and learning about the science topics covered by the children this half term.
Christmas Production
On Tuesday 13th December, Key Stage 2 performed their play entitled 'Mr Scrooge's Christmas'. It was performed in front of parents and the Year 6 children were able to show off the acting skills which they have developed this year. The production was also an opportunity for the children in Key Stage 2 to showcase their musical talents. A great time was had by all of the pupils who participated and they are exciting about future opportunities to perform.
Thursday, 17 November 2016
New Menu
On Monday 14th November, Pupil Voice Council were given the opportunity to try the lunch menu for the Spring term. They were given the opportunity to give feedback and all agreed that the food was delicious!
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Pupil Voice Update
Pupil Voice Council met on Monday 3rd of October
to discuss and plan some exciting forthcoming events. The children came up with
lots of exciting ideas for how we can fundraise for Children in Need. Some of
the suggestions included filling a giant Pudsey with coins, paying £1 to dress
in spotty outfits and to have a cake sale. A discussion about how the children
in school will participate in our Black History Day was also on the agenda. The
councillors thought about different people and themes for each class to study.
More information on this will follow.
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
World Book Day
WORLD BOOK DAY!
On Thursday 3rd March, the pupils at Edna G. Olds Academy celebrated world book day by taking part in a book swap within the school. The afternoon was set out in a similar way to theme sharing afternoons with children swapping classes. However, instead of sharing our learning we shared our favourite books with other members of the school. Children were given the opportunity to ask each other questions about the books and take some recommendations.
By Pupil Voice Council
On Thursday 3rd March, the pupils at Edna G. Olds Academy celebrated world book day by taking part in a book swap within the school. The afternoon was set out in a similar way to theme sharing afternoons with children swapping classes. However, instead of sharing our learning we shared our favourite books with other members of the school. Children were given the opportunity to ask each other questions about the books and take some recommendations.
By Pupil Voice Council
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Safer Internet Day
On Tuesday 9th February the children participated
in Safer Internet Day. Organised by the UK Safer Internet Centre, the aims of
the day were to promote the safe, responsible and positive use of digital
technology. Throughout school, the children enjoyed activities and discussions
which aimed to encourage them to think sensibly about the choices they make
when online. Please look out for information regarding our e-safety workshop
for parents next half-term.
Wednesday, 20 January 2016
Film Night
On 18th January 2016 Edna G. Olds Academy hosted a movie night as part of their ongoing fundraising. The money raised will be put towards curriculum enrichment activities during the summer term.
A list of movies that pupils wanted to watch was gathered by the pupil voice council representatives in each class. The list then went back to the pupil voice council, who after considering all the movies suggested, decided on ‘Shrek the Third’ as it was a movie everyone could enjoy!
At 3 o’clock the children entered the hall in preparation for the film to begin at 3:15pm. The hall was set up just like a real cinema and the children were able to enjoy snacking on their popcorn and drink. The event was a great success and pupil voice look forward to considering new ways of raising money for the school.
Wednesday, 6 January 2016
Year 6 to work with Nottingham Playhouse
This term Year 6 have the exciting
opportunity to work collaboratively with Nottingham Playhouse to stage a
performance of Shakespeare’s play ‘The Tempest’. Nottingham Playhouse will be
working alongside Edna G. Olds and nine other schools in Nottingham to produce
a production to be performed on their main stage on Wednesday 2nd
March 2016. Weekly rehearsals with staff from the theatre will be taking place
within school as the children prepare their section of the play.
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