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Archive of entries posted on October 2009

Message for all Year 5 pupils!

Don’t forget we are going on a trip next week to Trip to Trinity CLC so any children without their parental permission slips will not be involved therefore, make sure your slips are in on Monday morning PROMPT!!!
Imani’s dance group have a special assembly on Thursday morning. All Parents are warmly welcomed to watch. It will [...]

Snail Information By Dylan

                                                                                                                               
Scientific name: Achatina fulica
Country: Kenya, Tanzania, introduced to many more countries worldwide
Continent: Africa
Diet: Leaves – folivore, herbs – forbivore
Food & feeding: Herbivore
Habitats: Tropical grassland, tropical dry forest, urban
Conservation status: Not Threatened
Relatives: Partula snail
Description: A snail that lives in a large shiny conical shell with darker bands running across the spiral. They are usually around 7 [...]

The Piano

Gracef ully the mature wrinkly man sat peacefully at the black shiny piano. He was obviously celebrating some kind of anniversary but without his wife. The music he was playing was exquisite it was as beautiful as a butterflies wing glistening in the warm sunlight. I could tell he was trying so hard not to [...]

St Lucia

  St Lucia is located in the heart of the Caribbean, there is proximally 157,862 people living on this tropical, beautiful island. This island is around  44 kilometres long and 22 kilometres wide not enormous but big enough to be luxurious. 

st lucia

                                                               St lucia ia a very hot and  tropical
                                                       and  has lots of cocanuts. by noor 5sk

About sound intresting facts .

Did you know…?

Sounds are nothing more than tiny shaking movements of the air.

Sounds are made when a material vibrates.

Fast vibrations make a high sound, and slow vibrations make a low sound.

Large vibrations make a loud sound, and small vibrations make a quieter sound.

Plucking, blowing, shaking, beating or scraping can make [...]