Dol-y-Moch Day 2

The day started with a 7am wake-up call for the children. They (mostly) shot out of bed, happy to start the day – parents, you’ll be pleased to know they slept soundly through the night! After a breakfast of cereal and toast, we met our instructors for the day and prepared for the activities.

Our day was split into two halves – kayaking at the lake and bouldering at the beach. Despite a light rain, the children were all in good spirits during kayaking, developing their paddle skills during a variety of fun games. The session ended with the infamous ‘Dol-y-Moch dive’ – it’s amazing to see so many children happy to be pushed into freezing cold water! They all came out shivering but smiling and wanting to do it again. Fortunately, the fireplace was burning back at the house ready to warm us back up.

The time at the beach was spent attempting various different challenges from bouldering to scrambling to jumping. The children showed lots of enjoyment in approaching the tasks with such a positive attitude.

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Some quotes from the children:

‘The dive was really cold and the kayaking was brilliant. It taught me a lot about how to kayak.’

‘The water was freezing but I enjoyed it!’

‘The rock climbing was excellent because I completed the leap of faith!’

Dol-y-Moch Day 1

We have arrived safe and sound in the Welsh countryside. After a lovely tea, the children worked as teams to make their beds – some needed more teamwork than others! After a brief welcome from the staff, we are all ready for a good sleep before a busy day tomorrow.

Celebration Assembly

Congratulations to all of our pupils who have been working hard inside and out of school, demonstrating our school values.

TeamworkRespectIntegrityEnjoymentDiscipline

Well done to School Council and Year 4 for leading our wonderful Harvest Celebration. It takes a lot of hard work to create an assembly, so thank you very much, we really enjoyed it.

And finally, thank you to everyone who donated to our harvest collection for Coventry Foodbank.

Celebration Assembly

Congratulations to all of our Stars of the Week and award winners who have been working hard in and out of school this week.

Well done to everyone who cycled to school everyday, even through the wind and rain, this week for Bike to School Week.

And finally, huge congratulations to our Girls Football Team for winning their first ever match; 7-0!

Teamwork ♦ Respect ♦ Integrity ♦ Enjoyment ♦ Discipline

Match of the Day

Cannon Park Girls beat Newdigate Primary in their first match of the season. The girls stuck to their formation well and showed a calmness on the ball and a keen eye for a pass. Their tenacity in the tackle led to many shooting opportunities and the scoreline ended an emphatic 7-0. All the girls represented Cannon Park proudly, showing all of our values.  This photo was taken before the match. If you think they look happy here, you should’ve seen their smiles after the game! The team really enjoyed the match and it was played in an excellent spirit.

Celebration Assembly

Congratulations to all of the children who have been working hard, and displaying our values in and out of school this week, and to Miss Roberts for passing her Driving Test!

Teamwork ♦ Respect ♦ Integrity ♦ Enjoyment ♦ Discipline

 

Year 5’s trip to the stars

Year 5 had a visit this week from The Black Hole Planetarium. Everyone stepped into the darkness, inside the huge dome, to explore the wonders of space. We learnt all about the planets and stars and saw the constellations as they appear in the night sky. It was a wonderful experience, which the children won’t forget.

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This afternoon, Year 6 learned all about physical and human geography. Using Google Maps, we looked at the geography around Cannon Park and compared it to two others schools: one in Cornwall and one in the Lake District. We thought about how the lives of those children might be different and similar from ours based on the geography.

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