On Wednesday, 30 members of the Key Stage 2 choir went to the O2 for the Young Voices concert. We had a fantastic time, meeting the conductor David and the choreographer Andy! The children spent the afternoon rehearsing followed by the concert in the evening. We sang lots of songs including a tribute to Nelson Mandela.
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We have been busy raising money towards our upcoming Charlie and the Chocolate Factory theatre trip.
On a freezing Friday morning, we walked 5 miles around Beddington Park.
Looking forward to collecting in sponsor money this week and adding up the total!
Year 4 visited an activity centre in High Ashurst today and took part in team games, building a camp fire, constructing a shelter and getting very, very muddy. A great day as you can see from the pictures.
Happy Christmas to all of the Culvers House community. Comment on this post with a recount of what you have been up to over the Christmas and New Year break.
This week children at Culvers House have been taking part in the ‘Hour of Code'; a global event that saw millions of children around the world learn how to code. Even Barack Obama, the president of the United States, took part! You can learn more about the Hour of Code, and take part in lots of computer science activities, at http://www.code.org. If you enjoyed coding, we will be starting an after school coding club in January called Code Club (https://www.codeclub.org.uk/) for KS2 children.
Friday 5th December
30 members of the Key Stage 2 choir sang at the St Nicholas Centre for St Raphael’s Hospice. All the children sang beautifully and lots of parents came down to support us!
Thank you to everyone who came and particularly Mr Metcalfe for playing the keyboard so professionally and Mrs Lynch our wonderful conductor!!
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During the week before the October half-term break, 43 children from Years 5 and 6 went to PGL, Marchant’s Hill. They had an amazing time! Look through the slideshow to see what they got up to…
Click on the Year 4 page to see pictures of the children enjoying their ‘Sparklers and Hot Chocolate’ night on Tuesday!
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On Tuesday Key Stage 2 made their annual visit to the David Weir Centre for their sports day, and as you can see from the photographs, they all had a fantastic time. Well done to all the children who took part and a special thank you to Mrs Wardlaw for once again organising a sports day we can all be proud of.
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