This week we welcomed Bhuitena, Ibrahim and Suhaib to our session.
The children played and explored together, as well as, joining in at song time with two of our favourite rhymes.
Due to the Easter break Stay and Play will return Wednesday 1st May 2019.
St. Clement’s Stay and Play welcomed new member Venus, this week. The children enjoyed playing, exploring and singing together.
Another busy session, where fun was had by all.
Remember, Wednesday (Term Time), 9.15am-10.15am, at Free@Last.
Another fabulous session and welcome to Kingsley, our newest member to the group.
Remember Stay and Play sessions are held at Free@Last, Wednesdays (Term Time), 9,15am – 10.15am. Everyone welcome.
Year 6 Residential
A group off Year 6 pupils had the opportunity to attend a one night residential, supported by our friends at Holford Drive Sports Hub. The children and staff arrived at the Hub after school on Friday. The first activity had the children working together and communicating in a variety of ‘Team Building Games’. The children then took part in a workshop looking at social issues effecting young people today, delivered by Colvin White, who is part of the Birmingham Safeguarding Board. Pizza and chips were enjoyed by all for tea, as well as Pancakes and Toast the next morning. The children also had the opportunity to participate in Dodge Ball, Table Tennis, PS4 Competitions and not forgetting, football, outside in the dark! All the children had a great time and we look forward to our next trip.
” It was so much fun. I really want to come again.” Year 6 Pupil.
Another lovely week at Stay and Play. We were missing a few children this week and hope to see them all back next session. Keep a look out! We hope Elijah will be crawling soon and earning his St. Clement’s Stay and Play certificate. Congratulations to Eden who is already on the move.
Session – Wednesday (Term Time) 9.15am – 10.15am, Free @ Last Building.
We had a busy week at Stay and Play, welcoming four new children to the group. We ended the session with song time, where all children joined in with ‘Twinkle Twinkle’. If you would like to come along to the sessions they are held every Wednesday (term time) at Free @ Last, 9.15am – 10.15am. For more information please see Miss Akers.
Another great week at St’ Clement’s Stay and Play. The group meets every Wednesday, during term time, at Free@Last Community building , 9.15am – 10.15am.
Come along and join the fun!
St. Clement’s Stay and Play
This week, we held our first Stay and Play session, at ‘Free @ Last Community Building’. All the families that attended had a great time and the children enjoyed exploring, learning and meeting others. St. Clement’s Stay and Play runs every Wednesday, (Term time only) from 9.15am – 10.15am, at Free @ Last. Come along and join the fun!
Well Being Week Pupil Voice
Mikaeel Reception – ” All the teachers keep me safe.”
Eliora Reception – ” The cameras on the building help make sure we stay safe.”
Hafsah Year 1 – “We learnt that exercising makes you feel amazing.”
Kye Year 1 – “Exercising give us more energy to do things and keeps us fit.”
Amira Year 2 – “We learnt about being kind to make people feel happy.”
Amaan Year 2 – “I learnt that when you help people you help their feelings.”
Dante Year 3 – “I learnt that deep breathing helps us stay calm.”
Olivia Year 3 – “I learnt lots of ways to keep myself healthy.”
Isaiah Year 4 – “Meditating is a way of staying calm.”
Ayah Year 4 – “I learnt that if my well being is good I am relaxed.”
Codie Year 5 – ” Fake news can be called ‘Clip Bait’ and things like Green Screen and Photo Shop are used to make it.”
Carmen Year 5 – ” Fake news is very bad and is used to spread bad things, make money and to give people the wrong information.”
Shanti Year 6 – “You should never send inappropriate images – it can ruin your life and others.”
Erica Year 6 – ” I enjoyed learning about how much sleep I should get every night. It was really nice to find this out.”
The School Council and Year 6 Pupils have created a ‘child speak’ Anti-Bullying Policy. The policy is currently being checked and agreed by the Academy Governors, but will soon be available to all children.
