Well what a busy week we’ve had! 4 performances of The Fleece Force (with a dress rehearsal), and a Carol concert at All Saints Church.
All Saints Church, Little Melton for our annual Carol concert with the houses split into 2 so we could all fit!
Can you believe there’s only 2 weeks left! Our 3 performances are next week, hopefully you’ve got your tickets! 🎅🏼We also visit Little Melton Church on Thursday (Garnet and Emerald) and Friday (Citrine and Topaz) – see you there 🎅🏼
Some photos from Eagle Owls Viking day last week.
An excellent week for learning outside the classroom – we had Barn Owls visit Gressenhall and a special Viking visitor for Eagle Owls. We also enjoyed a whole school art afternoon making Christmas wreaths for Little Melton Church.
On Monday Eagle Owls spent the day doing Viking activities. They all looked amazing and here are some of the crafts that happened.
Well winter certainly hit us this week! What a chill was in the air – but we were warm and cosy in school, and working hard.
Eagle Owls began to investigate and make ‘pop-ups’ as part of their design technology lessons.
Plans are already underway for our Christmas production – tickets available next week 🎅🏼👏🏻👏🏻 We ended this week with a non uniform day for Children in Need 🧸
Eagle Owls Year 5/6 football played a couple of fantastic matches on Monday at the UEA SportsPark. Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This week we had the annual Y4 – Y6 Cross Country Event. Well done to everyone who participated 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 We have 4 finalists this year 🏃♂️🏃🏻♀️🏃♂️🏃🏻♀️
Well it’s been a long half term, but we made it! Lots of autumnal activities going on this week, including pumpkins of course! Have a great half term break 🎃
In Eagle Owls autumnal fruits were used to make mincemeat. They will use this later in the year!
And Eagle Owls said goodbye to Mrs Awbery after nearly 12 years with us! Happy Retirement!
What a lovely week, ending with a living history day for the oldest class- Anglo Saxon Day, with Rosie and Darren adding extra understanding in the afternoon.
Some of the fantastic outfits the Eagle Owl children wore yesterday – they looked amazing, thank you to all our lovely families for providing.
Wattle and Daub – making a house wall! Pupils used a mixture of clay, hair and sand then attached it to the wattle.
They ended with a feast of the food they prepared in the morning- all from Anglo Saxon recipes. What a great day!
Another busy week at Little Melton, learning going on in all areas from cooking in the hall to maths on the playground!
Eagle Owls made Fruit Buns this week in their bread making groups. They work independently, trying to follow the recipe for the best results!
Don’t they look amazing🩷 We hope you enjoyed them at home!
