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On Tuesday 19th November class 6 tag rugby team went to Holsworthy to play tag rugby. The team divided into two teams the A and B, they did very well and the A team won the tournament.
The B team played three matches, here are the results:
Bradworthy B 4-10 Holsworthy A
Bradworthy B 7-9 Halwill
Bradworthy B 7-6 Pyworthy
The A team played 4 matches in our group, here are the results:
Bradworthy A 7-1 Holsworthy B
Bradworthy A 5-1 Holsworthy C
Bradworthy A 10-1 Black Torrington
Bradworthy A 8-6 Clawton
After these four matches we made it to the semi final where we played Halwill.
Bradworthy A 8-3 Halwill
We won this match and then faced Holsworthy A in the final. It was a hard match, but we managed to win 5-1, and got the trophy!
All the players put out a great effort and played very well.
We all had a great time out in the hail, well done everyone.
By Jaden, Jordan, Danny and Bam.
Sonny, in our Reception Class, became big news when it was
announced that he was the winner of last month’s ‘Get Kids Cooking Competition’. The competition was set up by Pizza Express, The Children’s Food Trust and Alex James to inspire a million kids to get cooking over the next 12 months.
He had to follow their recipe to make and decorate his own pizza and send in his photos. His was selected as the wining pizza and his prize was to take his whole class for a pizza making experience at Pizza Express in Barnstaple!
When we were in Barnstaple, we also took the opportunity to visit the Barnstaple Museum. It is open free for the public and we all had a thoroughly good time exploring the exhibits.
As part of the schools promotion of religous and cultural festivals, our school have been learning about Divali.
This culminated in a Divali celebration assembly where each class had the chance to show some of their work from the week.
As well as learning about Hinduism and the Festival of Lights and the story of Rama and Sita, each class worked on a variety of activities throughout the week.
These ranged from making rangoli patterns, learning a dance, singing a song, making sweets and writing stories.
For the assembly each class was asked to show something different.
Reception class had drawn pictures based on the story of Rama and Sita.
Class 1 had made radical Rangoli patterns.
Class 2 had made awesome Airavats(Elephants).
Class 3 had some perfectly painted rangoli patterns.
Class 4 read out some of their perfect picture books retelling the story of Rama and Sita .
Class 5 performed a dynamic Divali song.
Class 6 read out an amazing alternative version of the Rama and Sita story.
The assembly also included a whole school dance that was based on getting the house ready for Divali.
After the assembly class 4 had the chance to read their stories to their book buddies from class 1.
Well done to everybody who has worked so hard this week.
On Friday a man visited school called Philip leach, a potter from Bideford.
Philip talked to us about pots. Then we made our own pots but before we did, Philip leach showed us a slide show about potters. When it was over we made pots by using our hands and a stick. We had lunch and after lunch we did more clay work.
We had a good time and learned a lot.
By Zak
As part of our celebrations, we held a cake sale and dressed as one of our favourite characters. Along with this, every class in school performed a poem inspired by or written by Roald Dahl in our school assembly.
Each class took part in a handsome handwriting competition and a Monster Poem writing competition.
The winners were awarded with Scrumptious Wonka bars as prizes!