For the second year running, children from Coppull Parish attended the annual spelling competition at Southlands High School. Around 14 local schools attended the 'Hard Spell', which involved the children spelling words such as definitely, receipt and jewellery.
It was a tough competition, but the children all tried their best and it certainly challenged them!
Bethany, Ryan, Charlotte and Kai represented our school fantastically and came away with stunning certificates for their effort. Well done!
Thank you also to Mrs Corry who organised and attended this event with the children.
Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Jones on the birth of their baby daughter, Molly Evie.
All of the children were so happy to hear that Mrs Jones' baby had arrived this morning.
Best wishes to all the family and we all hope that we will see Mrs Jones and Molly soon.
Today was the day that many children in Year 6 had been waiting for - the results of the annual Primary Quiz arrived.
For three weeks, Year 6 children have been attending Southlands High School to take part in the quiz. It has encompassed specialist rounds in science, words and sports, in addition to general knowledge.
Macy, Megan, Ellie and Chloe competed in the general knowledge rounds and were excellent ambassadors for Coppull Parish. They answered picture rounds, observation and memory rounds to name but a few.
Our team of Adam and Alfie performed tremendously together making electrical circuits during the science round, and Ryan and Amanda went spelling crazy in the words round. Kian and Alec came an an excellent second in their sports specialist round - well done boys!
It was a real team effort and the whole team worked together throughout the quiz.
Overall, Coppull Parish came an impressive 2nd out of the 20 teams that competed. Congratulations!
Many thanks to Mrs Corry for organising and attending the quiz with the teams. It was much appreciated by everyone at school.
This weekend 35 children from Years 5 & 6 were very lucky to go on an adventure weekend to Barhaugh Hall in Alston. Over the three days at Robinwood, the children managed to take part in over 14 different activities from archery to zip wire. I don't know how we managed to fit it all in!
Our adventure started with a walk through the Pennine hills with our group leaders for a moorland challenge - we couldn't believe how beautiful it was!
Whilst at Robinwood, we took part in many activities including
- stream walk
- canoeing
- climing wall
- obstacle course
- trapeze
- caving
Have a look at the photographs and see which activities you can see us taking part in.
We had an incredible time at Robinwood, and this was with credit to our excellent group leaders. Alex, Chris and Meg were so encouraging and many of us, with their support, faced our fears at Robinwood, whether it was of heights, water or the dark. We felt so proud of ourselves.
We all had a wonderful, action-packed weekend at Alston and we didn't want to leave! The children were commended for their good behaviour and were a credit to Coppull Parish.
It was a fantastic weekend and some of us can't wait to visit again next year!
The 22nd of September saw the return of the annual Primary Quiz at Southlands High School.
Children from Year 6 entered the quiz full of enthusiasm and made a great start!
First up was the science round. Alfie and Adam entered this round and magnificently used their knowledge of circuits to make four bulbs light up, in addition to answering some science-based questions.
The General Knowledge team, comprising of Ellie, Chloe, Macy and Megan, worked superbly together to answer a plethora of questions.
After week one, Coppull Parish lay 3rd out of the 11 teams in the league, although that could all change after the next few rounds in the coming weeks. Let's hope we can keep up the good work!
Many thanks to Mrs Corry who has been training the quiz team and also for attending this event with the children.
The children in Year 5 have been given a very important role this term of helping the children in Year 1 with their reading. Each child has chosen their own 'buddy' who they listen read on a weekly basis.
In class, Year 5 discussed the importance of reading and how they could help the children in Year 1, in particular those who are struggling with their reading.
Here are just a few ways that the Year 5 children thought they could help their buddy...
Coppull Parish have been celebrating everything healthy
as we held our annual Health Week this week in school.
This has included completing daily exercise, individual health diaries, visits to sporting events,
creating posters and bread tasting.
On Friday we were very lucky to be given a selection of different breads to taste
thanks to Morris's Bakery, Coppull.
We tasted breads such as tiger bread, paninis, fruit bread and granary rolls.
It was too hard to choose our favourite!
We've all had such a great week in school!
http://www.morrisqualitybakers.co.uk/