Reception thought about how we could reduce and reuse our waste to stop people leaving rubbish on the beach, like the character Rocket in ‘clean up’ which we read. Orchard and Bellamy used old vegetables, like Celery, as stamps to create some fishy art pieces.
On Monday 28th February, Talbot class went on a class trip to the Cutty Sark Museum. They learnt about the ship, the way in which it moves, what things are used to make it move and looked at the engineering mechanics of the ship. At the end of the session the children made a simple pulley lever, to help them understand the mechanics of a pulley.
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Open Mornings for Prospective Parents:
If you would like to come along to one of our open mornings please contact the school office on 02088581309 or via email PeninsulaAdmin@koinoniafederation.com to confirm your attendance.
On Friday 27th May, Peninsula celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Our celebrations included children coming to school dressed as Kings and Queens, enjoying a picnic at lunchtime, completing a maths trail linked to the Jubilee and singing a special song composed for the Jubilee called ‘Rise Up and Serve’. Each class learned about a country from the Commonwealth and this learning was shared in an assembly at the end of the day.
All children and staff had a very blessed and happy day!
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Canopy Competition!
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In the week beginning the 21st March 2022, St Mary Magdalene Peninsula celebrated STEM week. Our theme this year was ‘Why?’ Throughout the school we explored a range of exciting scientific investigations over the week based on this theme.
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Red Nose Day is back on Friday 18 March 2022
Friday 4th February 2022 was Number Day.
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Coffee Morning with Rev. Dominic on 7th March 2022