Friday, 18 July 2014

Friars Primary School Sports Day

Yesterday was the Friars Primary School Sports Day for KS2. 



All of the children had chosen a competitive event and a fun event to participate in. 4B were ideally placed for me to watch the 70m sprint and the 200m run. 

Everyone tried their very best and considering the heat all of the children did extremely well in their events.



After the main events each class played their own game. Year 4 were running and catching a ball (it was quite tricky!)


After this, the children invited their parents to compete against them! One of the adult teams won!


We had a super day and already can't wait for next year!

Thursday, 17 July 2014

Shoeburyness Highschool Music Workshop

On the 9th of July, 4B took me along to a music workshop at Shoeburyness Highschool. We had to walk all the way there and back, but the children behaved extremely well and were safe along the roads. Luckily, I was tucked away in Miss Barrick's bag!


When we got there we were led to a music hall where we got to see lots of interesting instruments. 


Some other Primary schools arrived shortly after and everyone started to prep their instruments. Year 4 took Ukuleles and another school even played violins. 


Our Year 4 children played a range of songs they have been learning in their weekly music lessons. They played the instruments very well and sang beautifully. Myself and all the staff that went along were very proud of their efforts.

After the Primary schools had shared their musical talents, the Shoeburyness High School brass band treated us to some wonderful music. They played 'Let It Go' from Frozen and everyone sang along!


At the end of the workshop, we learnt that it was the conductors birthday. The Friars children erupted, shouting that it was Miss Barrick's birthday too! With that she was made to stand at the front and everyone sang happy birthday to them (she went a little bit red!) 

Overall, we had a lovely day and hope that other year groups get to experience the same trip in the future.