Michael School

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Library Update!
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We are all BUZZING about our new library furniture! These reading pods are the cosiest and quietest spaces for enjoying books!

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Christmas Carol Concert
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We have so many talented children in our beautiful school! We have lots of wonderful videos to follow soon once a small technical hitch has been rectified!

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Christmas Carol Concert
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We have so many talented children in our beautiful school! We have lots of wonderful videos to follow soon once a small technical hitch has been rectified!

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Christmas Tractor
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On the 2nd of December, all of Key Stage 1 enjoyed a visit from Michael with his Christmas tractor! The children enjoyed asking questions about how the tractor was decorated and what Michael did in the tractor run. Thank you so much Michael!

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Young Engineers!
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This half term, Years 5 and 6 have been working with Adrian from Young Engineers on their amazing science learning and also to create some fabulous working machines! Today, year 5 made moving catapults and there were lots of success. If you would like to find out more about Young Engineers and the…

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Author Simon Murray brings Icky Doo Dah to Michael School
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On Monday 28th March, author Simon Murray visited us and led workshops for everyone about his main character- Icky Doo Dah! He taught us lots of techniques for drawing and here is an example of the sketches we completed. Now we are going to add more colour and detail, using our imaginations to writ…

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Forest Faces!
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Year 4 visited Cooildharry glen to do some outdoor learning! We created lots of different forest faces and I'm sure that many people who visited the glen over the following weeks got quite a fright when they saw them.... We thought carefully about the colours, tones, shades and textures that were u…

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