This week KS1 and KS2 enjoyed a visit from Chaplins Entertainment who came to school to perform the pantomime Cinderella. Lots of fun, laughter, singing, shouting and booing was had by all!
During Diwali, in Year Two, festivity was in the air. My class celebrated this Hindu ‘Festival of Light’ by learning lots of different Diwali dance moves!
This school year, in Year Two,
Francesca Kirkwood and Oliver Jackson will be working with our school council. Well done to you both!
Here are the five lucky winners from our Christmas Book Fair!
Today was polling day at Mill Hill Primary!
After listening to older year three pupils talking about their role and responsibilities as a class councillor, my class then worked together, in small teams, to brainstorm the qualities that are needed to make a GREAT class councillor and be part of our school’s superb council.
Those pupils, who were keen, then had to go home, make a persuasive speech and deliver it to our class.
Here’s our female and male cool candidates:
Then voting began…….
Keep watching to find out who the successful candidates are!
Can you spot anyone you know? 
After learning how to use simple utensils and equipment found in the kitchen to practise skills such as: peeling, cutting, slicing, squeezing, grating and chopping safely, we then made……. mmmmmmmm….. scrumptious fruit and vegetable kebabs!
Then the best part was……. munching and crunching our healthy, tasty kebabs!
We have been learning about an Italian artist called Giuseppe Arcimboldo. He was born in 1526 in Milan and died in 1593. This Italian painter is best known for creating imaginative portrait heads made entirely of objects such as: fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish, and books!
Inspired by this man, here’s some of our wonderful art work…………
