central express news - issue 2

8/13/2019 Central Express News - Issue 2

1/19

Welcome to the second issue of Central Express, your window into the

life of the school. This has been created by the reporting teams from

Year 6. They have been getting in to the swing of Christmas and finding

out whats been happening in and around the school. We hope youenjoy reading the articles we have done.

The Reporting Team

In This Edition

News Item ReportersSchool Council Ellie

Electric Rainbow Experts Jessica and Leah

Would You Like Fire With That Bread? Mia and Georgina

A Christmas WishWriting Competition! Sophie

Open All HoursAgain! Mia, Georgina, Jessica

Cat MadnessMiss Fryer Sophie and Kira

Walking in a Winter WonderlandNativity Kira and Sophie

Robot Rampage Kira and Sophie

Vicious Vikings Megan and EllieTerrible Tudors Naomi and Daniel

Bombing Blitz Joe

Spectacular Sports Cole

Carol Concert Georgina

Children in Need Mia and Georgina

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2/19

School council have done a lot since the start of the half term! As we all know Mr McGuigan

is retiring as the head teacher and all in all with the short time he has spent in the school he

has done a great job. School Council had an interview with the people who applied to be the

new head teacher.We did the interview at Space@. The interview went very well and we will

now consider that information to find out the new head teacher! A big well done to Mark

Fletcher, who won the award for the Anti-Bulling Week slogan\poster which is shown below.

In Year 6, Miss Bates has done a lesson for anti-bulling and come up with some great ideas

to help!! For example, we said words that are not very nice, for Miss Bates to put on the

Smartboard and talk about and we discussed why we should not say things like that.

(Breaking News.Breaking News.Congratulations to Mrs Cooke who will be taking overfrom Mr McGuigan to be the new Head Teacher in September 2014)


3/19

Year 1 have been studying Electric

Rainbows in science They have been

looking at circuits. Mrs Shaw said all of the

children managed to light the circuit which

meant they have been working extra hard.

They have been studying fish and making

fact files about them. Some of the children

made collages which went up on their

display board outside of the classroom in

the shared area. As part of their topic they

researched fireworks on the laptops, they

gathered up the information to turn them

into leaflets to take home. Year 1 went around the school with partners to find different light

sources around the school; Mrs Shaw was very pleased when they came back as they could

tell her a lot about their work.

In art, the classes have been making

collages of rainbow fish, first their

teacher laid out a set of fish asking

them to choose the type of fish they

wanted to decorate. They stuck pieces

of paper and fabrics of many different

colours on the fish template. Mrs Shawasked them to bring in some fish-like

materials such as clothes with lovely

designs on them. They worked very

hard to make their rainbow fish the

best in the class. All the rainbow fish

were stuck on the window together like

a shoal of fish, brightly made,

colouring the glass. Also handfuls were chosen to go on the display.

In their topic they read a story which is now their favourite book, called Wild Fish mainly

about animals and their talents. They enjoyed the book so much, they wanted to read it

every single day.

Mrs Shaw took them into the garden to look at the different types of animals and their

habitats. The class found all different types of animals in the garden and they found this very

interesting to do.

In maths they have been focusing on money problems and subtraction. Mrs Shaw gave

them work to complete to help them practice the skills they had learnt.


4/19

Would You Like Some Fire With That BreadThis term Year 2 have been learning about the Fire of London. They have been working

hard to try and learn as much as they can.

Lets get messyYear 2 decided to get messy. They made some fab fiery houses

out of cardboard boxes and tissue paper. Lolly pop sticks made

great windows, doors and more on the houses. They tried to

make them look like the houses of Pudding Lane. Once these

houses and bakeries are finished and put together it will look

great! Mums and Dads enjoyed it very much as they were asked

to come in and take part in the building of the houses. There are

so many creative children in Year 2. Everyone loves a bit of mess

sometimes.

Magnificent maths

In maths, fractions have been their problem. They have been working on fractions and how

they work. When they finished working on fractions they went on to dividing and multiplying

difficult numbers. Worded problems are also what they have been working on. They tried

hard to understand the maths they are looking at.

Awesome art

In art they have been creating scenes from the

Great Fire of London and Pudding Lane. They

used tissue paper, lollypop sticks and card to

make the scenes and they looked fab.

Loveable Literacy

Samuel Pepys,

the man who

wrote a diary from the Fire of London was their main focus

in literacy. They wrote a diary as if they were Samuel Pepys

and did a good job. Miss Neil and Miss Talbot chose a piece

of work. It was hard but they decided on Suzanne who had

tried really hard.


5/19

As the blanket of snow covered the small cottage, the pretty girl pushed back

her curtain of brown hair and stared straight at the stars. A star shot into her

view as she made a wish, I wish toys would come to life! That night as she

tossed and turned, Katie who was 8 years old, climbed out of bed and padded

in to the kitchen to get a drink to help her settle. Meanwhile Amelia, a small

doll the size of two apples, stood up and walked. In her rubber shoes she

made no sound and her ringlets bounced happily around her gorgeous chinaface. Amelia blinked and stared through her shiny plastic eyes once more, then

turned and ran, leaving a minute, clean, white glove.

Waking up in the morning, thinking it may have all been a dream, Katie ran down stairs to

the kitchen and saw the glove, her mouth went dry! She swallowed twice, picked up the

glove and ran, her feet barley even touching the ground to the play room she shared with her

brother. There standing still on her stand was Amelia as pretty as a picture but this picture

had a misprint, a clean white glove was missing! Youre real! Katie shrieked

As real as you are. replied Amelia

That night Katie didnt even try to sleep, she waited tilleveryone else was

asleep, crept down stairs and pried open the play room door. Chaos

formed before her very eyes, solders in a line marching round the room

and her music box dancer was talking to a jack-in-a-box. The tiny painted

faces on the oil painting of children were moving. She could almost feel

the magic in the room! Even the Barbie doll was walking around the

room arm in arm with Ken. Her teddy was straightening his bow tie and

smoothing down his copper coloured fur. His eyes twinkled as he

walked towards her holding out his velvet paws. You really did find

out! His voice was soft and growly but sounded comforting to Katie. Can every toy come to

life? she questioned him, (she had called Treacle), he turned away from her Now Amelia,

did you tell her anything? he asked the pretty doll. She didnt answer looking at her lacy

socks and rubber shoes. No her voice was barley a whisper she seemed to be wishing

that the friendly teddy would just turn his attention back to Katie, who was feeling very lost in

the door way

Can you finish the story? There is a prize for the best KS1 and KS2

entry. Just write your ending to the story and give it to the Newspaper

Club (in Year 6, Red and Orange class). They will read every entry and

decide on the two winners which will be printed in the next CentralExpress. Good luck and remember Best Handwriting!


6/19

Open llHours gainOpen All Hours was a TV programme that wason in the 1980s. The show ended in 1985 and

they have decided to bring it back for a

Christmas special. Unfortunately Ronnie baker

died on the 3nd October, 2005 but the actor

Grandville (David Jason) is up and running

and ready for action taking over his role as

shopkeeper. This is a comedy show about a corner shop that sells everything. Other actors

in the show are, Stephanie Cole and Maggie Ollerenshaw. Well its been a long time since

the show Open All hourswas on air but its close to Christmas and Sydney Lotterby who

directs the show has been filming a new Christmas special. The shop Arkwrightsis placedon a street in Balby, Doncaster, quite near to school. The school Central Express newspaper

crew went down to the set on Clarence Avenue

to see what it was like. They saw David

Jason practicing for one of his scenes; he

was riding an old fashioned bike across the

set. The crowd was very large and full of

excited people coming to see the

rehearsals and maybe the recording of the

show a little bit later.

Many people were watching as well so itwas hard to see what was actually going

on. We interviewed lots of people that were

there. One woman had been there from

8am in the morning. WOW! Filming had

started at 7am and finished at 7pm. Its a

long day of hard work and determination for

the actors and actresses. The lady also said

she has a signature from David Jason. Guess what, the woman is Mrs Wards daughter. To

remind you Mrs Ward is our old dinner lady that worked here. It was so crazy if you lived in

the street because when you walked out of your door there were lots of people. Security waspatrolling the street shushing and hushing you because of the filming.

Soon the new Christmas special episodes will on the TV. Surly, it will be a classic sitcom like

it always was. Its great that its up and running again on the TV. It should be fun to see what

the writers have in store and it was recoded right on our very own door step!


7/19

When teachers are not at school, what do they do? Do

they power glide, bungee jump or watch The Chase on

TV? Do they have 1000 cats or a Library? Do they go toparties every night? Yes there really are a lot of things we

wonder about teachers. We have chosen to eliminate

some of these questions and expose what one of the schools teachers does in their spare

time.

Cats!!!!!

Year six red class teacher Miss

Fryer is mad on cats! Miss Fryer

has around 29 students who are

all sick of hearing about

CATS!!! Here is some photo

evidence of her classroom. This

picture does seem to look normal

enough doesnt it? But with some editing we have

zoomed in! See what we mean cats! Why cats?

Miss Fryer finds a way to fit cats into every thing

she talks about the catastrophies of war, in maths

we do multipulcation, in art she has us drawing cats

cats, cats, cats - were sick of cats!

I mean look at her magazine that we found on her desk, Do we even

need to write the title? itsI Love CATS!

We thought it would be nice to show you what Miss Fryer is so

dottyabout

This is Jacob - wearing the tie that Miss Batesbought him for his birthday! Some of her pupils are

believing rumours that are circulating regarding Miss

Fryer and the fact that she may be Cat Woman and is

probably disguised as a teacher. Now you know what

Miss Fryer does out of school!

Look out for our next victim guest to be interviewed!
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8/19

The time has come for Christmas trees and presents. But why do wecelebrate this festive holiday? , because of Jesus the day the Son of

God was born, but with every individual snowflake that falls from the

sky there is one excited child getting into costume for the Christmas

Born to perform

As you may know, the school performs the Nativity every

single year, rain, snow, wind or sunshine the show goes on.

They have the songs too, so its a musical as well. Playing in

the nativity there are Reception and Nursery children. This is

really a great thing to do, let alone watch! We were all were

in the Nativity once upon a time, whether we were sheep,

cows or even Mary. Whether an angel or a star, the nativity

moments are more memorable than anything else.

A Day with the Stars

Now for the stars themselves, Nursery and Reception. The Nativity was held in

the hall on the stage (which had to be cleverly assembled beforehand). Mary and

Joseph were played by Yvie and Kenden and the star was Jessica. They captured

the part very well and always kept in time with the music. Nurserys singing was

wonderful and their voices always stayed in tune. The classes performed to the

whole school but at different times so we all got to see it before any of the parents.

We watched the dress rehearsal with Mia and Georgina from Year 6. The costumes were amazing

even though they were plain it set the mood very Christmassy. There actions were right on time and

there were no jerky movements made at all.


9/19

Bravo Brava

There performances were held on the 11th

December at 2pm as well as the 12th at 9am

and were extraordinary. The children seemed to be enjoying themselves extremely and

they got such a loud applause it was amazing. There first performance was for Year

3 and 4 obviously this would be a lot of pressure but they were perfect

never putting a hand out of place.


10/19

Year 3s topic is robots! Robots that move, walk and through down what an

exciting topic. To make these robots they had to be all kind of scientists/

engineers and do all this crazy technology stuff. With all that going on, this isreally the topic to beat.

Marching in to Battle

Forward, March, left, head Wait, what? These kids

didnt battle - the robots did! Robot Wars have taken

place in school. The clashing of metal machines and

angry androids. Children in Year 3 became mechanicalexperts as they designed their own robots. The work

they put in was incredible. They started their topic with

building immense robots out of Lego, Knox and

construction sets. So these every marched into battle.

We spoke to Sulaiyman, a boy in Mrs Stephensons

class who particularly enjoined the robot wars and was

said to have been very good at it. Next we spoke to a

young girl who mostly enjoyed making it and she told

us among other things that her dream robot would be

pink and have stars on it.

Iron Man picnic huh?

The last we heard from Tony Stark aka Iron Man, he was

avenging the earth alongside the other superheroes. But

wait, this isnt the Iron Man we were talking about. This Iron

Man was amonstrous, robotic

beast said to be dead

and buried under a

hill - on Picnic Hill. But

our sources tell us

otherwise, as Iron Man has awoken and broken out, disturbing

a family who had been picnicking there. Year 3 have been

reporting about this disturbance.

Our year 3 teachers - Mrs Stephenson and Mrs Bedford - had set the children to work out what hadhappened and why. Now one of these wonderful writers from year 3 (Sulaiyman) will now show you

with a wonderful piece of writing.
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11/19

Iron Man On The Loose!

Breaking news

Saturday 9thof November.

Last Saturday a boy named Hogarth reported that when he was fishing he had seen

an iron giant and Hogarth said, Its in Scarborough. The farmers said, every day

tractors have been eaten. Hogarths dad said he thought he had seen this iron man.

We will now go back to the farmers now. How big do you think Iron man is if your

tractors are bitten in half?, I think seven foot. ok we will see you after the break.

So farmers, you got some new tractors yes but they have

been. Ok Hogarth we are back to you and your dad ok we

will see you after the break.

We are showing you a picture of the iron giant in

Scarborough cliff so get ready to freak out! Breaking news

we are trying to get him, so get ready!

By Sulaiyman Timms age 7

Well wasnt that great, Thanks for reading Year 3s amazing report and we will report to you

next time!


12/19

Vicious VikingsRecently Year 4 has been on an exciting trip to the Jorvik Centre in York, this is a place

where children and adults can learn about Vikings in an exiting way. Whilst they were there,

they went on a ride called The Dig. This is a ride that shows you where the Vikings live,

what they ate, and where they went to the toilet! Another part of the trip was when they went

into a room with armour inside. A man talked to the children and teachers about what the

Vikings used the armour for (and not for slaying dragons!)

When they arrived at school again they drew a picture of Vikings and

wrote about where they lived and what they ate.

MathsIn maths the children in Year 4 are learning the grid method so that

they can times bigger numbers easer! They were also practising

their numbers on a number line to learn how to use a number line.

Last but not least, they have been learning how to times by ten, one

hundred and one thousand, and how to divide by ten, one hundred

and one thousand too!!iteracyIn literacy they were writing a letter to their parents (Mum, dad, grandparents etc) to

persuade them to come to their caf. When the caf opened in school they sold pizza,

pancakes, tea, coffee, biscuits with sugar on and tacos and much more!


13/19

TERRI LE TUDORSThis half term, Year 5 has been learning about Tudors. Here are some of the lessons they

have been doing.

In maths they have currently been learning how to chunk and in the mornings as soon as

they come in they have mental maths tests on paper.

Yr 5 has taken turns to monitor in the dinner hall. There are lots of jobs such as scraping

plates, refiling water jugs and helping little children. They have a selected group of children

to work with all week then they swap over to more children for the next week.

In literacy they have been writing about the battle of Bosworth story in their point of view.

They have been matching up tutor crimes to their punishments. They have also been on a

residential trip to Whitemoor Lakes, Staffordshire. Here they had the chance to take part in

all sorts of outward bound activities and for some the chance to sleep away from home forthe first time! All those who went said they enjoyed it.

In Art they have been painting wonderful portraits of Tudor monarchs such as Henry VIII,

Anne Boleyn and Mary I.


14/19

This half term Year 6 are learning about the

Blitz.

Magnificent Museum

Around the beginning of half term, all the

pupils in Orange and Red class took a trip to

Doncaster Museum. Inside there are all sorts

of artifacts and information about the history

of Doncaster. They looked at the WW2

section. Everyone had a booklet to fill in. The

booklet had different questions about different

events. One of the questions was What are

allies?. We asked some of the pupils afew questions

about what their favourite part was. Daniel Bythewaysaid My favorite part was seeing the artillery,

Parkash Singh said, I liked collecting information in

the workshop, and Cleo Buck said, I liked the medal

room,. Bradon Morrhouse-Bones said, I liked

dressing up in the workshop, This was a great

educational trip for the children.

Murderous Maths

During this half term they enjoyed code cracking. This was a chance for the childern to use

their knowledge to crack impossible codes. (Therere not really impossible!) At the top of

their page they wrote the symbols. Some of the symbols had dots and some did not. And

they had to work out what the symbolic code really meant just like spies in the war.

Lumanating Literacy

In literacy we have done all sorts of writing like description, dialogue and much more. Along

the way year 6 did a bit of role play. We had to react to the sound of the air raid siren. Then

we acted as a family. The family had a mum, a dad, a sister or a brother and some babies.

Then we used our acting to help us write a recount of what it may have been like to live

through the Blitz.

This is Germany Calling!

Orange class had the chance with Mr Coan to create a war time radio interview, by writing a

radio script and recording it using microphones and software on the computer. Some even

added sound effects to make it sound as if it had been recorded in WW2. People based their

interviews on evacuees, air raid wardens, Polish Freedom fighters and even Adolf Hitler!

They really enjoyed bringing their literacy writing to life!
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15/19

Spectacular Sports

This half term there has been some amazing and unusual sports taking place in Balby

Central Primary School. Archery, basketball and football have all taken place. So lets start

off with Archery.

Amazing Archery

Recently Year 6 did Archery Cameron Beards

Granddad came into year 6 as he was willing to teach

them the basics of archery. Year 6 had to firmly hold the

bow, pull the string back half way, then let go and hope

for the best. Owen nearly hit a bulls-eye! Nobody really

even got close to that (well some people). It looks easy

but its not! Anyway moving on

Play Times

At Playtimes the upper key stage two has a football rota. If you are playing football you have

to stay on the new tarmac (just recently laid) but if you are naughty, damage the equipment

etc. quoits, hoola hoops, bouncy balls, you will be banned till next half term and will probablyget a strike so you have been warned! There are three sections to play on. The hoola

hoop section, quoits section and a football section. The hoola hoop section is the biggest

part (not including the field). The quoits section is about half the of the hoola hoop section!

Its Dinner TimeYears 3, 4, 5, 6 all have basketball, quoits, bouncy balls and hula

hoops. About 50% of the students play with hula hoops and the other

50% mostly play with balls and skipping ropes.

So overall, Balby Central is a very active school!
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16/19

Lets Get SingingIt is a tradition for Balby Central Primary School to do a Christmas carol concert. This year there were

Year 3, 4, 5 and 6 who were performing at St Johns Church on Greenfield lane.

Year 6

Year 6 decided to sing Oh Come All Ye Faithful for their very last year of doing this. It took a lot of

practise but thankfully they remembered their words on the big day.

Year 5

Year 5 sang Holy Night and it sounded amazing. They squeezed in as much practice as they could and

it turned out really good and we are sure you would agree. They were that loud, even year 6 couldhear them in Mrs Moodys class room. Mrs Moody quoted Theirs is amazing!

Year 4

Year 4 sang Away In A Manger and tried very hard. Mr Houghton (the year 4 Indigo class teacher)

couldnt get the tune right so he asked Mrs Stevenson (the singing teacher) for help. It sounded

amazing in the church.

Year 3Year 3 sang Love Shine Down, not that you couldnt tell what song they beautifully sang. Mrs

Bedfords class joined Miss Stevenson class to practice. The first time it didnt go so well but they

finally picked it up, and it sounded amazing on the day.

All Together

The whole of key stage 2 sang Joy To The World and Hark The Herald Angel Sing. Every Monday they

practiced in the hall to get pitch perfect. On the big day they were able to get up to the stage and

sing their little hearts out.

Reading

In the carol service a Christmas story was read out between the songs. Year 6 were happy to

help so some of them signed up to read. It was really hard to stand up there and read in front

of everyone. Balby Central Primary put on a great show once again and we hope we

shared the Christmas spirit.

MERRYCHRISTMAS


17/19

Every year there is a special day. That day is

Children In Need.

On Friday 15th

November, it was Children In

Need. Our school raised lots of money for

children needing that little bit extra help. We

do this so that they can live an amazing life.

We thought it would be nice, to give you a

peak where these donations are going to.

It funds projects working with children and

young people aged 18 years and under, living in the UK, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands, who

are experiencing disadvantage through: Illness, distress, abuse or neglect, any kind of disability,

behavioural or psychological difficulties or those

living in poverty.

All of these things we take for granted like a roof

over our heads some people dont even have that.We have a lucky, luxuries life that needs to be

shared with the less fortunate.

Our school raised buckets full of money; in fact we

raced 253.54. KA CHING! For the day we dressed in

spots, dots and stripes. Lots of people dressed up in

all sorts of clothes but the most popular were

onesies!


18/19

Attendance NewsWell done everyone, attendance levels are much better this this year compared to last year.

Attendance dropped a little bit this half term, but overall we are still meeting our attendance target.The school had 95.8 % attendance for the autumn term, compared to last year when it was 93.4%.

Our target for the year is 95.5%, so we need to keep working hard to keep our attendance levels

high.

We have also seen a reduction in the number of pupils who are arriving late to school. Well done

and keep up the good work!

Here is a breakdown of the attendance level for each class this half term:

CLASS %MORNING NURSERY 88.8

AFTERNOON NURSERY 87.5

EMERALD 89.4

SAPPHIRE 94.1

WHITE 95.4

PURPLE 94.9

CRIMSON 99.1

SCARLET 92.9

VIOLET 95.5

RUBY 98.3

BLUE 95.6

INDIGO 93.9

GREEN 96.4

YELLOW 96.1

RED 97.6

ORANGE 94.6

Whole school this half term 94.6

This half term, 212 fabulous pupils achieved 100% attendance, congratulations!

Please remember . . .

To phone us before 9.30am to let us know if your child will not be attending school.

To keep your contact details up to date.

We are unable to authorise any holidays unless they met the criteria set by the

Government.

We are unable to authorise any absence when a childs attendance drops below 95%

Well Done to

Crimson Class for the

highest attendance

this term


19/19

School Clubs

We will be continuing to run our very popular afterschool clubs next year for the following

year groups. If your child wants to re-register for a place or apply for a place, please call to

reception for an application form.

The clubs starting from January 2014 are:

Monday Year 5 & 6 - Football No Charge

My WorldBy Invitation only No Charge

Tuesday Year 6 - Multiskills 2.00 per session

Year 4 - ICT No Charge

Wednesday Years 2 & 3 - Tocks 1 per session

Year 5 & 6 -Dance 1 per session

Thursday Year 1Get Baking 1 per session

Year 4 & 5 - Tocks 1 per session

Choir

By Invitation only No Charge

Comments Children have made about our Clubs:

Lets get BakingI

love cooking.

Dance ClubIts fun and Miss

Bates is really good atdancing!

ChoirGood but its hard

learning songs but great

going to Young Voices.

FootballIts good fun and

lots of things to do and play

ICTI love staying with my mates,

having fun and learning computers

MultiskillsI really

enjoy the sports we do

TOCKSReally good fun and a

good place to hang out with my

friends.

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