8A Celebrate St David's Day
On Tuesday it was 1st March, which meant that it was St David’s Day. In 8A we learnt about who St David was and why people in Wales like to celebrate on 1st March. We found out that the people of Wales like to march in parades, sing and play music and dance too. Lots of people (especially…
Chestnut Class learn all about Hinduism
Chestnut Class had a lovely virtual visit from Mrs Parekh and we learned all about her Hindu Faith. She chatted to us about her favourite Hindu festival - Holi and the Celebration of Colour and we talked about our class learning of Diwali and the Festival of Light and what we had explored in…
Maple Class learn about Hinduism
On Friday, Maple Class had a very special visitor! Mrs Parekh joined us via Microsoft Teams and told us about her Hindu faith. Mrs Parekh shared interesting facts and described her favourite festival (Holi). Pupils were then invited to ask questions, they asked about bindis before trying some on,…
Celebrating St David’s Day and Shrove Tuesday in Maple Class
Pupils have had a fantastic day celebrating Shrove Tuesday. They have explored a pancake themed tuff tray, practiced number skills with TEACHH activities and with the ‘Five Crispy Pancakes’ song and have even participated in tossing and tasting!
St David’s Day has also been celebrated through…
The Year of the Tiger - celebrating Chinese New Year in Chestnut Class
Chestnut Class have enjoyed celebrating Chinese New Year! We have been using our communication skills to make requests for lots of delicious Chinese food including spring rolls, noodles made by Mrs Duxbury, rice and prawn crackers. We watched Miss Spear create a huge tiger and watched as the black…
Willow class celebrates Chinese New Year
On Tuesday it was the first full moon of the Lunar calendar which meant it was Chinese New Year!
pin Willow class we looked at how this special event is celebrated and why it is important to Chinese culture. We looked at ways people around the world celebrate the special day and days following…
Year 11G Celebrate Chinese New Year- The year of the Tiger
What a fun day we’ve had today in 11G-
We talked about the festivals that we celebrate- before looking at celebrations in other cultures- as today is Chinese New Year- The Year of the Tiger!
Most of our class were born in the year of the Rooster- and some in the Year of The Dog- Miss…
Chinese New Year in Oak
In oak class today we have learnt about Chinese New Year, we started by attending to an adult led attention Autism where a big Tiger face was made out of paint. We then played animal splat taking turns to splat an animal card and red & yellow paint splatted out.
we then explored different trays…
World Religion Week
We have had a fantastic week at Astley Park celebrating World Religion! Pupils have participated in a range of activities across Key Stages and pathways focusing on the 6 major religions. Governor, Mr Maher even came to visit and see all of the wonderful, memorable activities taking…
World Religion Week
This week we will be celebrating World Religion Week. Each class will have a different religion to learn about and celebrate. Keep your eyes peeled for our whole school blog at the end of the week.
11G visit Living Waters Storehouse (Chorley Food Bank) with our reverse advent donations.
We decided at the end of November- that it would be a good thing to help others and do a ‘Reverse Advent’ collecting food and toiletries to donate to our local foodbank.
So each day in December- we collected items-we got all of the other classes and Governors involved in our project and…
7P St Andrews Day
7P had a wonderful time Celebrating St Andrews day last week.
We listened to the Story of Feeding the 5000. Then we matched the sentences to the pictures using what we had learnt. In the session we took part in a small world activity with boats, representing Jesus and his disciples going…