This Week at Titchmarsh...
Hello everyone,
Thank you for looking on our website and for supporting our school. We hope you like our new look website!!!
NEW FOR THIS WEEK: Check out our new blog feature and see all the different things we have been doing!
We're getting bigger! Thank you for all the kind messages and comments about Nassington School joining our Unity from September. We are all very excited and looking forward to welcoming Nassington to our Unity family. Please find, as well, our vision document for Titchmarsh which we are using as part of our on-going development! You can find this on our Policies page!
Keeping Safe Online - please the latest information and links to staying safe online from Childnet.
'On the internet' is a learning-to-read book for children aged 4 and above. The large, bright illustrations show all the different ways that the internet can be used for.
Find On the internet here: https://www.childnet.com/resources/a-learning-to-read-book
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Other Childnet books for younger children include:
Smartie the Penguin (3 to 7 year olds) https://www.childnet.com/resources/smartie-the-penguin
Digiduck's Big Decision (3 to 7 year olds) https://www.childnet.com/resources/digiduck-stories
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Remote Learning during COVID-19 Pandemic. With many young people now learning remotely, we have been contacted by a number of educators asking for permission to record readings of the Digiduck stories. www.childnet.com |
Our playground is looking amazing!! Thank you to Miss Willis and Mrs Skerritt for organising these for us! We have a race track and car park for Owlets, phonics spots for everyone, a jump track and a football skills trail!!
We're also really excited to tell you all about our Big Write for Black History Month. This year, we chose 'Bold Black Women' as our theme and each class chose an inspirational woman to study. Owlets chose Rosa Parks, Year 1 learned about Mary Seacole, Year 2 found out about Ruby Bridges, Year 3 chose Katherine Johnson, Year 4 learned all about Tessa Sanderson and Years 5 and 6 were inspired by the life and works of Maya Angelou. We all wrote factfiles and reports then made a video celebrating the lives of our chosen person and the whole school voted on who they thought had made the greatest impact and contribution. Having learned about all these amazing women and their contributions, it was a very close contest and the vote was won by the Owlets' presentation on the life and achievements of Rosa Parks. Well done to everyone for working so hard on the Big Write and to Mrs Campbell for organising it!
Thank you again for supporting Titchmarsh Church of England Primary School! Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you very soon!
Mr Carlyle, Miss G and all the Titchmarsh staff team.
