On Friday, Year 5 put on the most spectacular Jazz performance. It was a culmination of an intense 5 day project working with the supremely talented Pete Letanka, learning about the fundamentals of music through Jazz. The children of Year 5, in such a short period of time learnt to play instruments, read music, write and sing songs! On the day of the performance, the children performed what they had been working on accompanied by a Pete and his band! It was a great experience and well done to everyone involved!
Stars of the Week!
Well done to all of this week’s stars and friends of the week! You’ve all done yourselves incredibly proud!
Dickens’ Post – 10th March 2017
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Have a good weekend.
Chuzzlewit Class Assembly
This week, Chuzzlewit performed a brilliant medley of sea shanties in an assembly all about journeys and emotional literacy! Well done to everyone who took part and especially to those of you who performed solos! It was wonderful to see so many beautiful smiles shining throughout the hall!
Charles Dickens Primary School is now on Facebook
We have set up a Facebook page for the school for updates of events such as trips, assemblies, discos etc in the school.
Please check your emails for the link.
Stars and Friends of the Week
Well done to all of this week’s stars and friends of the week! You have all worked very hard to show the very best versions of you! Keep up the hard work and have a great week!
Special Author Visit: Joe Berger!
Today, the children in Year 2 and KS2 were visited by a brilliant Author and illustrator, Joe Berger. We got to hear Joe read from the first chapter of his book as well as take part in a masterclass of cartoon-style illustration.
At the end of the visit, children we able to buy a signed copy of the book!
Thank you for Visiting Joe!
Multi-language Story Telling and Book-themed cake sale!
This afternoon, Charles Dickens hosted a fabulous book-themed cake sale to celebrate the end of a brilliant week of reading! There were cakes of all shapes and sizes and some with very recognisable characters on! We also, in the library, held a very special event. We had a multi-language story telling session! There were stories read in Spanish (Sofia’s mum), a traditional Italian tale (Ms Jamois), The Hungry Caterpillar in Japanese (Rico and Ellie’s mum) and a French story (Ms Lucile).
It was a wonderful way to see out what feels like has been World book WEEK!
Thank you to everybody who took part and contributed!
Dickens’ Post – 3rd March
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Have a good weekend.
WORLD BOOK DAY!
Today at Charles Dickens, the building was awash with weird and wonderful characters from the most amazing range of books!
Both children and adults was dressed up as their favourite characters – who did you think was wearing the best costume?!
Mr Windle organised a fun-packed day and an excellent assembly in which, with Ms Gemmell’s help, we sung our favourite book-related song!
Well done to everyone who dressed up and I hope you had a brilliant day – I know I did!