In Reception…
Reception had a wonderful time making noodle soup in our outdoor play area. We enjoyed celebrating Chinese New Year. Watch us here....
Message from Rachel and Jo We are delighted to inform you that Morningside has been given the Tender Re:Set Healthy Champion School Award. Over the past 18 months, we have been working with an organisation called Tender on the RE:SET programme. Staff have all been...
We are delighted to inform you that Morningside has been given the Tender Re:Set Healthy Champion School Award. Over the past 18 months, we have been working with an organisation called Tender on the RE:SET programme. Staff have all been trained on supporting children with their relationships as well as those who may have experienced difficulties in their lives. Tender have also delivered workshops in a number of classes. The final part of the project was a Healthy Friendships campaign which a group of year 6s have delivered to the whole school. Here is a photo of the children with the award and their poster of the campaign.
The aims of the Tender project are reflected in Morningside life. For instance, this week’s assembly theme has been ‘kindness’. We enjoyed sharing the book ‘Be Kind’ by Pat Zietlow Miller. We decided that kindness meant being caring, helpful, and thoughtful to others, showing you care about their feelings and needs.
We hope that you all have a lovely weekend.
Jo and Rachel
Next week is Children’s Mental Health Week and the children will be taking part in Emotional Wellbeing workshops led by Young Hackney. We would like children to wear brightly coloured clothing on Friday 7th February so that we can join in ‘shining bright, to shine a light’ on the importance of children’s mental wellbeing.
Thank you to everyone who donated to or attended the Eco Swap on Friday. It was lovely to see so many people enjoying the event and saving so many items from landfill. We’d also like to thank Ms Irene and the children from the Sustainability Squad and all the other staff who helped to organise and run the event.
For health and safety reasons and the potential risk of loss, Morningside Primary School discourages the wearing of any jewellery for pupils. The ONLY jewellery pupils are permitted to wear are small stud earrings and a watch. Please, ensure that your child/ren leaves any other jewellery at home. If your child wears an item of jewellery for religious observance, please speak to a member of staff before or after school.
Thank you to those of you who have already completed the survey. It is much appreciated. The survey closes this week and then we will take time to reflect upon and respond to all the points raised.
If you have not already done so, please take a few moments to complete our parental feedback form. Your suggestions and perspectives will play an important role in shaping our plans and ensuring we continue to provide the best possible experience for all our children.
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This week, we want to celebrate 3S who have 99% attendance. A HUGE congratulations and keep up the excellent work, it has a great impact on learning and progress. You can help your child’s class win the weekly fruit platter by making sure they are at school everyday.
Reception had a wonderful time making noodle soup in our outdoor play area. We enjoyed celebrating Chinese New Year. Watch us here....
Nursery are having a great time celebrating Chinese New Year with their friends. They are writing special messages in Chinese, making noodles using chopsticks, decorating lanterns and performing dragon dancing for one another....
This week in history, 1S learnt about chronology;we ordered events in Amy Johnson’s life on a timeline. Great team work!...
Year 2 have been learning all about Islam. In RE, we got to look at a Quran. We learned how to hold it properly and treat it respectfully....
Year 3 are learning about the Stone Age in history. We examined different flint tools and spoke about their purposes. We used the primary sources to help us understand how people lived long ago....
In writing, Year 4 are learning how to punctuate direct speech correctly....
Year 5 tested their homemade parachutes this week… almost all the eggs landed safely. A great success!...
Year 6 have created some collaborative non-chronological reports about animals living on the Galapagos Islands, linking to their science learning about Charles Darwin and evolution....