Two of our Kniveton residents, Janet Rose and Janka Housley, thought it would be nice to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles by giving something to each of the children of Kniveton Primary School and also to the other children in the Kniveton Parish up to age 16. All of the children have received the gift of a commemorative mug.
They were able to achieve this initiative by very kind and generous donations obtained locally. The cash donations came from: Janet Rose (personally), Lester Lowe Ltd, the Kniveton BBQ committee, Kniveton News and the Village Hall.
Here are some of our learning super stars who received the mugs in church this morning. We all feel so lucky to be part of such a caring community. Thank you everyone. It's a wonderful gesture and really appreciated by our school. ... See MoreSee Less
Class 2 have had such a fun Science lesson exploring how mirrors reflect light😊
They had a number of challenges: reading hidden words under tables (using only mirrors and not looking underneath), reading words behind ourselves using mirrors and sending each other secret mirror messages! ... See MoreSee Less
Class 1 children enjoyed their Ten Town maths workshop this morning. It was great to have so many parents and family members there to support us with all the activities. We are had a great morning. ... See MoreSee Less
🌟 Get ready for laughs and superhero antics in Kniveton CE Primary School's Children in Need video! 🦸♂️🎉
Our Super Staff are donning capes to bring smiles and raise funds. Watch the hilarious action and be a hero too – donate at www.justgiving.com/page/kniveton2023cin 🦸♀️
💙 So, grab your popcorn, gather your friends and family, and get ready to witness the SUPER-est video of the year! 🍿🎬 Don't forget to share the laughter and spread the word – let's make this Children in Need campaign the best one yet! ... See MoreSee Less
We loved learning more about coding today, using a timer to run a block of commands after a timed delay. The magician’s rabbit disappeared, then reappeared 5 seconds later, thanks to these very smart coders ! ... See MoreSee Less
Class 3 have really enjoyed exploring the ‘Factors and multiples’ game this afternoon.
They persevered in making their chains as long as possible with one pair making an impressive chain of 51!
We have registered to become a Problem- Solving school, which is an exciting new initiative to help schools raise the profile of problem solving and nurture better problem-solvers; we are therefore looking forward to more opportunities to explore activities like this one.
We are working very hard in Class 2 to improve our fluency and accuracy when reading.
As part of our English work, we have been looking at ‘How to wash a woolly mammoth’ and can now read it beautifully with excellent pace, intonation and expression. Our writing purpose this term is writing to inform and we are now going to use this text as a basis for writing our own instructions.
A big thank you to Friends of Kniveton who recently paid for our visualiser (this means we can read lots of books together!) ... See MoreSee Less
Two of our Kniveton residents, Janet Rose and Janka Housley, thought it would be nice to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles by giving something to each of the children of Kniveton Primary School and also to the other children in the Kniveton Parish up to age 16. All of the children have received the gift of a commemorative mug.
They were able to achieve this initiative by very kind and generous donations obtained locally. The cash donations came from: Janet Rose (personally), Lester Lowe Ltd, the Kniveton BBQ committee, Kniveton News and the Village Hall.
Here are some of our learning super stars who received the mugs in church this morning. We all feel so lucky to be part of such a caring community. Thank you everyone. It's a wonderful gesture and really appreciated by our school. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lovely, thank you
A wonderful, frosty morning at Kniveton today, followed some fantastic den making in the woods! ... See MoreSee Less
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Class 1 made homes for hedgehogs in a very wintery forest school today! 🦔❄️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Class 2 have had such a fun Science lesson exploring how mirrors reflect light😊
They had a number of challenges: reading hidden words under tables (using only mirrors and not looking underneath), reading words behind ourselves using mirrors and sending each other secret mirror messages! ... See MoreSee Less
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Class 1 children enjoyed their Ten Town maths workshop this morning. It was great to have so many parents and family members there to support us with all the activities. We are had a great morning. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for the opportunity to share in their learning.
🌟 Get ready for laughs and superhero antics in Kniveton CE Primary School's Children in Need video! 🦸♂️🎉
Our Super Staff are donning capes to bring smiles and raise funds. Watch the hilarious action and be a hero too – donate at www.justgiving.com/page/kniveton2023cin 🦸♀️
💙 So, grab your popcorn, gather your friends and family, and get ready to witness the SUPER-est video of the year! 🍿🎬 Don't forget to share the laughter and spread the word – let's make this Children in Need campaign the best one yet! ... See MoreSee Less
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Brilliant Katie Sheard Jenny Robson you are good sports 🦸🏼♀️🥰
Brilliantly 👍🏻
Love this well done everyone 👏
Oh this is brilliant! So funny! 😂
brilliant well done everyone Alfie absolutely loved it!
These get better every year! Well done guys! X
Wendy Resul Wend..I'll forever call you milk woman now 🤣🤣
Junes face !!!! Don’t give up your day job Sue…..lol
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We loved learning more about coding today, using a timer to run a block of commands after a timed delay. The magician’s rabbit disappeared, then reappeared 5 seconds later, thanks to these very smart coders ! ... See MoreSee Less
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Class 3 have really enjoyed exploring the ‘Factors and multiples’ game this afternoon.
They persevered in making their chains as long as possible with one pair making an impressive chain of 51!
We have registered to become a Problem- Solving school, which is an exciting new initiative to help schools raise the profile of problem solving and nurture better problem-solvers; we are therefore looking forward to more opportunities to explore activities like this one.
Well done Class 3! ... See MoreSee Less
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How impressive!
We are working very hard in Class 2 to improve our fluency and accuracy when reading.
As part of our English work, we have been looking at ‘How to wash a woolly mammoth’ and can now read it beautifully with excellent pace, intonation and expression. Our writing purpose this term is writing to inform and we are now going to use this text as a basis for writing our own instructions.
A big thank you to Friends of Kniveton who recently paid for our visualiser (this means we can read lots of books together!) ... See MoreSee Less
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