Christmas Orchestra Assembly

On Monday 15th of December, We had a special assembly where the Orchestra played and we sang Christmas Carols. Three people played solos: Emily B. played 'Oh Come All Ye Faithful' on the violin; Charlie W. played 'Frosty the Snowman' on the saxophone and Millie B. sang unaccompanied.
Everyone sang 'We wish you a Merry Christmas' to end the assembly.

J. S. and  J.St.C  Year 6.

                               Key Stage 2 trip to cinemas

Key Stage 2 went to Vue to watch 'Nativity 3 Dude where's my donkey!' Everyone found it funny and enjoyable to watch. Everyone in Key Stage 2 go to the cinemas every year and watch something different.  All Key Stage 2 children had haribos if they wanted to or if they didn't want to have haribos choclate frogs.
                                                                Year 6 blog by JSA
                                           

                                   

Christmas Pictures

Every year all the children in Fleckney School draw a Christmas picture in ICT.  All of the pictures are stuck on the wall in the ICT suite to decorate it ready for Christmas. There are angels, santas, snowmen, christmas puddings, stockings, Rudolphs and lots more.

NB 6HPT

Foundation stage open evening 

 

On Tuesday the 28th of october at 3:30pm there was a foundation stage open evening for the new foundation stage children in 2015. 12 children from year 6 took part being tour guides around the school, showing the children and their parents what good qualities this school has. The children were inspired by everything including the lovely teachers and the really good education the teachers give the pupils. The cute little children found the school interesting and can't wait to start next year.


K.F y6

Star writer!

This year Fleckney has started to do a star writer every week it's all about doing a peice of work in english.  It doesn't matter what it's about, but if the teacher sees a piece of work that is a good piece of work they will become star writer.  Two weeks ago was year 6 and Josh B in 6HPT got it . 

by T.B

Rice Bowl

   On the 20th of November the fFeckney c of e football team went to Greenfield primary school to play a rice bowl match. Unfortunately we lost 3-0 but we played well altogethor and could have scored a couple of GOALS .


H.W

Rice Bowl

Fleckney football club vs Greenfield FC

 

Score line: fleckney 0 Greenfield 3

fleckney football club starting line up:

 

Goalkeeper: Charlie.P 

Defence: Freddy.R Charlie.W James.A

Midfield: Tom.B James.P Hugo.W

Strikers: Mathew.P Eathan.W

 

Predicted score: 1~0 to Fleckney

 

C.P 6JO

School Disco

The disco was really fun. Everyone was so happy there. There was candy there and all the songs were really good . Lots of people were dancing for a long time and most people were eating candy . Everyone  was dressed up so nice and great. The disco was for a hour and it was so much fun to
dance for a hour to the best songs ever.

CD.6JO

Remembrance Day

On the 11th of November Fleckney Primary School had a Rembrance Day service. We had 2 minutes of silence to remember the people who fought in world wars for our country. Then after the two minutes of silence Mrs Farrow played her cornet.  Every child in Fleckney school planted a poppy and we had our Remembrance Day in front of them.

 JB Y6

                                Anti      Bullying   week                       

Our anti bullying week thing to remember was

 STOP BULLYING FOR ALL.

Tomorrow there will be an assembly on this which includes six year sixes including myself. We are on a challenge to stop bullying for all including you! 

K.D 6HPT

South Leicestershire Cross country Races

24/11/14  
 
Four Year 6 went to cross country in Market Harborough on the 13/11/14 on a dark cloudy cold day.  Lots of schools took part and our team all did very well. 

 

 F.G came 14th.

 I.B came 22nd.

B.C came 60th.

L.W came 37th.

E.B came 35th.

Well done everyone!

 

F.G year 6

 

 

                           Children in  NeedFriday  the 14th of  November  the children at our school dressed up as their hero's to raise money for Children in Need. There was Supermen, Princesses, Teachers, Servicemen and famous singers - not forgetting the only real hero PUDSEY. We could have been on Britain's Got Talent! 
We weren't really sure who the real  teachers were as they were dressed up with special appearances of Soldiers, Olympians and Batman - it was fun to take part in and I think all involved secretly enjoyed it a bit too much.....                                                            P.F    year 6. 

CHILDREN IN NEED.

On Friday 14th November it was Children in Need day.

Every year we have a different theme and this year it was Hero's. We all came dressed up as our hero's and donated money to charity. We saw lot's of Supermen, Superwomen, Catwomen, Batmen Spidermen and lots more.

There was also a cake sale after school which was run by some year 6's and the money raised from this was donated to Children in Need too.

We raised lots of Money for Children in Need.

P.B 6JO

MATHS-TASTIC!

The Wednesday maths club is AWESOME!!!

We get to do lots of challenges, fun games and puzzle solving. I'm so glad I was picked to join the club.

It's for years 4,5 and 6.

Keep calm and do MATHS!!!

R.S. 6HPT



Art Workshop

On Tuesday the 28th of October seven Year 6 Pupils were choosen to do an Art Workshop. They did do some printing.  The Art Workshop took place at Robet Smythe Academy. we left at 12:10 then arrived back at 3:20 it was awesome.
 

Keep

calm

and

do

art

G.T 6JO

Orchestra

 

 

Every Monday children from years 3,4,5 & 6 go to 6HPT classroom to  practice a Christmas piece called Silent Night.

We are very lucky  to be able to have two wonderful teachers,

Mrs Taylor and Mrs Fremmer who support and help us every week.

This is a great orchestra  and we are all working together

to create lovely music.

 

KEEP CALM AND MAKE MUSIC!!!

 

E.B    6JO

COOKING CLUB

 

Last week in cooking club we made pizzas.

First we chopped onions to put in our sauce.

While someone was mixing the onions,

the other person carefully poured the tomatoes in the sauce.

After that we made our dough for the pizza.

We started of mixing to butter and the flour together,

to make small breadcrumbs and so that there was no butter left.

Then we added milk to the mix and mixed it to make to dough.

  After that we all got a tin and spread the dough in the tin.

Then we added the sauce that we made all over the dough.

Then we got to try all different types of toppings.

Then we chose which toppings we would like.

Then sadly it was time to go and we cooked our pizzas at home.

 

 

 

F.H 6HPT



DIWALI

 

ON THE 23RD OF OCTOBER IT WAS DIWALI. THERE WAS LIGHTS ALONG STREETS,CANDlES ON WINDOW SILLS AND DECORATIONS EVERYWHERE. LUCKILY FLECKNEY PRIMARY SCHOOL WERE LUCKY ENOUGH FOR CLAIRE KEANEY TO COME AND TALK TO US ABOUT IT. I NOW KNOW THINGS THAT I DIDN'T KNOW BEFORE. I LEARNT THAT PEOPLE THAT CELEBRATE DIWALI ARE CALLED HINDUS AND THEY WEAR THEIR BEST CLOTHES FOR DIWALI. ALSO THEY EAT DIFFERENT FOOD TO US. FOR EXAMPLE WE WOULD EAT CRISPS AND CHOCOLATE AND THEY WOULD EAT INDIAN SWEETS LIKE GULAB JAMUN AND BANNANA BASED PRODUCTS. ANOTHER WAY TO CELEBRATE DIWALI IS TO HAVE FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS MAKE LIGHT AND DIWALI IS ALL ABOUT LIGHT AND THAT'S WHY DIWALI IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHT

 

BY LB 6JO

Tuck shop!

23 year 6 children have volunteered to help and organize a healthy tuck shop. We will sell healthy and organic snacks that children can buy at break times.

I am part of the marketing team and everyone had the enviable task of sampling some of the goodies that we will be selling.

Myself and the rest of the team attended the tuck shop course this week, which included talking about our roles and responsibilities. We are all very excited and raring to go.

D.S    6JO

Gymnastics

It was the first gymnastics session for year 4 last Thursday. There were 14 children taking part who had never done gymnastics before. They all had fun doing vault and floor. They did surprsingly well as it was there first time running at a springboard. Not only did they manage to use the springboard properly they also managed to do a squat-on on the vault. WELL DONE YEAR 4 !!!!!!!!!!


ML, Year 6

Cooking Club

Cooking club has started again. With 8 new pupils excited  and nervous. Every week you make different things. For the first week you get to try new and interesting fruits. Then make the fruits that you like into a … FRUIT SALAD!!!!!! All this is taught by Mrs Martin and Mrs Batson. You also get to learn three different strategies for using a knife. It is a lot of fun but you do have to be sensible when cutting. It starts at 3:15 on Wednesday’s and runs for 6 weeks  

 E.W. Year 6   

Choir

On the 28th of October Miss Hamilton's choir started. The choir has started to practice price tag by Jessie J. This year we will be singing a lot of pop songs that you will probably know. Every Tuesday after school a group year 4s, 5s and 6s come and meet up in 3LH. The choir will sing at various places such as the Christmas fair at the school. Very soon we will be practicing Christmas songs which we all enjoy.

KD 6JO

Let's get cooking!

The 29^th of October was the first week of let’s get cooking. The students made fruit salads and smoothies. Next week they’re going to make pizzas, I hope they have fun with that. Mrs Martin and Mrs Batson run it and they make it fun because they do tasting tests and stuff like that. They teach you some cutting methods with knifes which means everybody must behave!

Warning Zone

Warning Zone Year 6 visited Warning Zone before the half term. Every child said they had a great time learning about being safe in every day life. There were different activities within each section of Warning Zone. The thing I started in was teaching us about the dangers of trespassing and teaching us about train safety. But my favourite part was when we learned about the dangers of drinking alcohol you had to put on these goggles and sort out a shape puzzle and the people with the goggles on would find it tricky and lose. All round year six had a great time.
WH Year 6

KS2 cross country

On Saturday 1st November our school cross country team (which I am in) went to Prestwold Hall for our 2nd race of the season,our team is quite big, where we raced against other schools. I am not sure where everyone else came but I am certain I came 104th, improving from last time where I came 140th.
B.C. 6JO

Open Day at Kibworth High School

On Thursday 2nd of October all the year 6 pupils went to look at Kibworth High School as they are going there next year. We saw most of the classrooms and the new uniform. We had to complete a quiz sheet in the languages classrooms (I got all the questions right!) There were activities all along the open classrooms also you could meet some of the teachers there. The science classroom was my favourite because of the experiments you could do. I made a sprinkler with iron shavings and zinc. I had an amazing time and am looking forward to starting there next year!

by SF year 6

Macmillan coffee afternoon.

 

 

Last Friday afternoon Macmillan came to Fleckney C of E Primary School.

Some members of the FSA sold cakes to Mums, Dads, Children and Grandparents to raise money for charity. The cakes included chocolate cake, plain sponge cake and muffins with chocolate chips.

I had some of my Mum's cake which was a chocolate cake with chocolate fudge icing and sprinkles on the top.

On that day the book fair was on as well because it arrived late on Tuesday.

 

by J.B. 6HPT

 



WW1 service

The WW1 service went really well. There were three lovely readings,  one from a year six and one each from two year fives. Each reading was well thought out and each was read clearly. As well as that, lots of people said how lovely the choir sang and how well they coped when the music went funny. There were some lovely prayers and even an exciting few minutes of darkness in the middle of the service. Over all it was a wonderful service and I hope that everyone will remember it!


M.B. Year 6

BOOK WEEK!

This week is BOOK WEEK at our lovely school.  I have been helping at the Scholastic book fair after school.  There are plenty of books to choose from, such as Julia Donaldson's latest book The Scarecrow's Wedding.  It has been very popular with lots of people of all ages coming and buying books.  You don't even have to buy them, you can just come and read them if you want to.  There has been an arrangement so we can have the book fair on friday as well, it's your last chance to buy!
 Also the teachers have been going into other classes and reading stories to us, it's really fun.
O.C  6JO

Cooking club

This week was cooking club on wednesday afternoon. This week we did curry which was very yummy ! We get into pairs and start cooking. We did chicken curry cooked in a wok. I went in pairs with lilly. Cooking club is on from 3:15 to 5:00 and we do lots of fun activites and quizes.

E.S Year 6

Lets get cooking!

Lets get cooking!

Every Wednesday a group of 8 year six childen get together to do some fabulous cooking after school! We are very lucky to have 2 lovely cooking teachers. We have a range of activites to do but my favourite was making the pizza; we had so many toppings to choose from it made my mouth water!

L.N 6HPT

SPY DAY!

In year 6 we had a special day called Spy Day! It is when we all dressed up as spies and watched a movie called Storm Breaker! We also we played other really exiting games e.g. Code breaking and designing our own book cover! After the movie we compared it to the Storm Breaker book (which we had been reading in class!)and I liked the book more but others liked the movie best! We had an amazing day so thank you to all the teachers!

I.B 6JO 

 Football

Football is a sport that I enjoy playing on a Wednesday after school. It starts at 3.15 and ends at 4.15. We sometimes play a big match or a few small games. Last week we drew one, won one and lost one. There are about 25 children doing it and it is run by two adults.

 J.A Year 6

Netball

Netball is fun and energetic. It starts on 11th of September for year 5 and 6. It is run by three Teachers. There is about 50 children doing it in two courts. After one week, which lasts for an hour (3:15 till 4:15) you will know pretty much every thing there is to know about Netball.

EA Year 6 

Hello!

Welcome to the new Fleckney School Blog.  Each week two of our year 6 children will be selected to create an entry to keep you up to date with school life.

We hope you enjoy reading it!

Mrs Heaney