On Monday 21st December, me and my family drove to the Lake District. We stayed in a cottage which was a converted victorian stable. Whilst we were there, me and my sister saw a big, fat pheasant which was strutting along in the snow. We named it Albear because we knew we would see it [...]
Archive of entries posted on December 2009
Missing Person?
We wrote about a missing mill boy called Arthur as part of our topic on The Victorians. It was based on a newspaper report from the nineteenth century. We had to write a report about what could have happened to Arthur -but also found out about the conditions in factories and the lives of poor [...]
Year5 christmas party By sufyaan and robert 5HW
On Wednesday 16Th of December year 5 had a Christmas party.first we played a game where you had to put on over-sized gloves,scarfs and hats,and then pick up a knife and fork and cut off a chunk of chocolate from a massive bar of chocolate and eat it before someone rolled a 6 on a giant [...]
Year 5-6 Christams prodution
On wednesday 16th December 2009 was the year 5-6 prdution. Joe .W and Roshan the talked about a charitey called save the chilldren they were collecting a donation at the end of the prodution. Marther and Joe .M introduce it. first we sang rocking around the christmas tree then 5HW read out some letters they [...]
Vitas leaving party! [a time to remeber] by Jesai
Vita was part of 5HW and made it complete it was so good having her in are class.Are leaving party was very sad grace Aiza holly bethan and harpreet were very sad to see her go.We all had hot choclate and biscuits and a bit of a dance.The girls were all in a group it was a [...]
Lily Crascall-Kennedy’s book review of ‘The Promised One’ by David Alric
This book is all about a girl called Lucy who has become the ‘Promised One’ when she had a car crash and her brain clicked. The ‘Promised One’ is someone who can talk to animals and in the future will save them from humans.
She speaks to animals in an old-fashioned language. The author has an [...]
Evaluation of Victorian day. By Dylan Staves
Evaluation of Victorian day. By Dylan Staves
Yesterday was really strange because as it was Victorian day all the year five staff had to act and dress as Victorian staff in a school.Miss Khan looked fantastic and unfortunately for us she also acted very much like a Victorian teacher that means all the more beatings for [...]
Chorlton Park Choir visits the Alexandra Lodge Care Home to sing carols.
Today Chorlton Park’s huge choir went on a long but fun walk to a care home in Walley Range where they sang carols. The choir is made up of children from years 2 to 6, and currently has nearly 70 members. The choir did a fantastic job today, singing beautifully despite technical faults!
Well done to [...]
Victorian Day 2009
Well what can we say children yesterday was very different for year 5 as they stepped back in time to when the teachers were vile and the food was nothing more than watery sloppy porridge.
We started the day with a hygiene inspection where the children and parents had to present their hands front and back, [...]
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