sthompson
March 27th, 2013
On Tuesday 26th March, Year 3 and 4 held their Open Afternoon to showcase all of the work they have been doing about Journeys this term. The children have researched the countries and spent many weeks creating displays, products and crafts linked to those countries. We focused our journeys around Europe. Each class explored 3 different countries. The countries explored were:
France, Hungary and Portugal
Ireland, Greece and Germany
Italy, Holland and Spain
Our parents came along and were transported to a range of different countries! T
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Key Stage One
October 19th, 2012
Key Stage 1 had great fun with our Italian visitors. We learnt simple Italian phrases, and the ingredients for a pizza. We also found out about Italian cities and what they are famous for.[gallery order="DESC"]
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Key Stage One
October 2nd, 2012
Redesdale Primary School once again celebrated the European Day of Languages with French Day. Children enjoyed dressing up for the occasion and tasting French food. Each phase group explored the work of famous french artists and had fun listening to stories in French. Children also enjoyed a special assembly about learning languages. Take a look!
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sthompson
February 29th, 2012
Literacy
This week we have been reading a story called The Lost Thing, we had to create our own plastercine models of our own Lost Thing and will be doing a story about our own lost thing.
Georgia
Netball
Some children in Year 6 have been chosen to go to Burnside for a Netball Tournament. The children are very excited to go to this amazing trip. We learnt how to play netball last week in P.E.
Rachel
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L Burns
February 8th, 2012
Key Stage 2 children enjoyed a performance in French of 'Le Chanson du Retour' on Friday 3rd February. They had been learning the French songs so were able to join in and sing along! The show was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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L Burns
September 28th, 2011
On September 26th the whole school celebrated 'French Day' to mark the European Day of Languages. The whole school had great fun tasting french baguettes and brioche. Children and staff enjoyed dressing up as famous french people, or in red, white and blue to represent the colours of the french flag.[gallery columns="2"]
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sthompson
March 14th, 2011
This is the name of the school. Le Petit Prince is a famous cartoon character in France
I visited France during February Half-Term and had the opportunity to work in a french school. It is very different to school in England! Have a look at some of the pictures I took. What differences can you spot? I took some postcards from 5-6T and delivered them to a Year 6 class. They are going to write back and hopefully we will have a storng link with the school.
School Day
elementaire (Age 6 - 11)
In France the school day begins at 8.30am.
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L Burns
July 20th, 2010
To mark the European Day of Languages this year we held a ‘French Day’ on Friday 24th September. Children were allowed to come to school in non-uniform, wearing red, white and blue to represent the colours of the French flag. The day included activities with a French theme and the children were given the opportunity to taste croissants on the day.
On the day our school dinner hall was transformed into a French style cafe and the menu was translated in to French. We had :
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