Ewan Simpson in S7 won First, Gold Medal in Junior Longbow
category, over the weekend at Burton Bridge.
He
is a member of the Six Towns Company of Archers based in Stoke-on-Trent and it
was his first “proper” tournament.
Well done Ewan!
Stanford Badge
Stanford
Monday, 29 June 2015
Monday, 22 June 2015
Funny T-Shirt Pics!
This blog is about the funny
t-shirt ideas people have made that I really like. Most of the ideas come from
a shop called “Rowfers”. If you want to check it out, it’s a shop in Hanley.
A procrastinator is someone who instead of doing something they do something else instead of the thing they were going to do in the first place and no, I don’t get what I just said either.
by Heather Meldrum
Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Top Ten Pointless websites
Honourable
mentions:http://www.randomtext.com/
Do you agree? Comment if you agree/disagree and
say why.
By Heather Meldrum
Friday, 22 May 2015
Friday’s For Zoë!
Aloha Zebrinas!
Oh my! What a day I had! I can’t wait to tell you about it. (I would also appreciate it if you didn’t mention this to the zookeepers at Chester Zoo)
Okay so… We had a school come to visit us today! Core, I do like it when we have lots of people coming to the zoo. (Mainly because they admire how beautiful us animals are!)
Anyway, moving on… We zebras woke up nice and early so that we could be washed and fed ready for when the visitors came. Zeebee and I love being washed and our favorite shampoo scent is called ‘Jazzy in the Jungle.’ It was a nice sunny start to the morning but it wasn’t long until it was raining, but don’t worry it was only a fine shower!
I heard that the school had arrived! I was so excited. It wasn’t long until some of the children came round to us. Firstly there was 2 girls named Becki and Georgina (well I think that’s how you spell their names) They were admiring our awesomeness and our beauty. I’ve added a picture that I found on the Chester Zoo website of me and Becki so I’ve added it to this blog!
Anyway… It wasn’t long until they had to go and see some other animals to help them with their activity booklets, so Zeebee and I had a plan. We covered ourselves in leaves and we crept out of our pen trying not to disturb any other animals. One we escaped we caught up with Georgina & Becki and followed them around the zoo park! They never knew it was us! (Zeebee & I are very sorry to Becki and Georgina if you are reading this now)
They started to head towards the tigers so that they could fill in the task on tigers. The baby cubs were asleep it was so cute! Nearby were the penguins and they had to draw a penguin flying through the water. I do say the drawings were brill! There were many more activities but I feel that I may be dragging on a bit because they were to find out facts. However I am going to talk about going to the elephant show and studying the giraffes.
Firstly I am going to mention studying the giraffes which was fun! We went inside the giraffe house to see how they act and find some special features. They giraffes leaned down towards the girls and they were so close to them! So lets mention the elephant show. The baby elephants were playing in the water which was as deep as a fully grown elephant, wow! Grandma Thai was playing with them as well! We also learnt that elephants only have 4 teeth and each one is the size of a brick! Incredible! After the girls completed the activities they had free time to look around all the animals. We went to the jaguar house and saw the jaguar! We also went into the butterfly house, reptiles, realm of the red ape where there was a giant orangutan hanging on the bars! Becki didn’t believe that the hanging orangutan was real she thought it was a blanket! We went all over the whole park but I don’t want to drag on and make you boerd so I’ll leave it there. At 2:30 the girls had to leave the park and go to the gift shop. Oh I wish I could of come but I’m sure that the keepers would notice something suspicious! So Zeebee and I scurried along back to our pen and we were just in time for afternoon lunch.
What a day I had. I hoped you enjoyed reading! I’ll post soon Zoë xx
Oh my! What a day I had! I can’t wait to tell you about it. (I would also appreciate it if you didn’t mention this to the zookeepers at Chester Zoo)
Okay so… We had a school come to visit us today! Core, I do like it when we have lots of people coming to the zoo. (Mainly because they admire how beautiful us animals are!)
Anyway, moving on… We zebras woke up nice and early so that we could be washed and fed ready for when the visitors came. Zeebee and I love being washed and our favorite shampoo scent is called ‘Jazzy in the Jungle.’ It was a nice sunny start to the morning but it wasn’t long until it was raining, but don’t worry it was only a fine shower!
I heard that the school had arrived! I was so excited. It wasn’t long until some of the children came round to us. Firstly there was 2 girls named Becki and Georgina (well I think that’s how you spell their names) They were admiring our awesomeness and our beauty. I’ve added a picture that I found on the Chester Zoo website of me and Becki so I’ve added it to this blog!
Anyway… It wasn’t long until they had to go and see some other animals to help them with their activity booklets, so Zeebee and I had a plan. We covered ourselves in leaves and we crept out of our pen trying not to disturb any other animals. One we escaped we caught up with Georgina & Becki and followed them around the zoo park! They never knew it was us! (Zeebee & I are very sorry to Becki and Georgina if you are reading this now)
They started to head towards the tigers so that they could fill in the task on tigers. The baby cubs were asleep it was so cute! Nearby were the penguins and they had to draw a penguin flying through the water. I do say the drawings were brill! There were many more activities but I feel that I may be dragging on a bit because they were to find out facts. However I am going to talk about going to the elephant show and studying the giraffes.
Firstly I am going to mention studying the giraffes which was fun! We went inside the giraffe house to see how they act and find some special features. They giraffes leaned down towards the girls and they were so close to them! So lets mention the elephant show. The baby elephants were playing in the water which was as deep as a fully grown elephant, wow! Grandma Thai was playing with them as well! We also learnt that elephants only have 4 teeth and each one is the size of a brick! Incredible! After the girls completed the activities they had free time to look around all the animals. We went to the jaguar house and saw the jaguar! We also went into the butterfly house, reptiles, realm of the red ape where there was a giant orangutan hanging on the bars! Becki didn’t believe that the hanging orangutan was real she thought it was a blanket! We went all over the whole park but I don’t want to drag on and make you boerd so I’ll leave it there. At 2:30 the girls had to leave the park and go to the gift shop. Oh I wish I could of come but I’m sure that the keepers would notice something suspicious! So Zeebee and I scurried along back to our pen and we were just in time for afternoon lunch.
What a day I had. I hoped you enjoyed reading! I’ll post soon Zoë xx
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Chloe's Dance Crew are Winners!
Chloe in S11, with her dance crew, came in 1st place in a dance competition at Manchester Wright Robinson's College last week.
They have now qualified for the World Championships in Kent later this year.
Well done to everyone!
They have now qualified for the World Championships in Kent later this year.
Well done to everyone!
S10's Assembly and Ice Cream Sale
On Monday S10 decided to do an assembly on challenges, and it was also about Richard Branson's life and how he overcame difficulties such as dyslexia. S10 set a challenge for the whole school to raise £300 to be donated to the Douglas MacMillan Hospice. They decided to raise funds by selling ice cream from the food room. This unfortunately was unsuccessful but they did raise £248 with all the proceeds going to the charity. Friday, 1 May 2015
Our Dog Ralf!
This is our dog
Ralf. He is 2 years old and is already very well trained. The tricks he knows already
are sit, stay and shake even though we've only had him a few weeks). He is a
Black Labrador and is extremely friendly. He loves new people and hates being
in a car… His first car ride was filled with whines and barking and terrified
howls. Treats and constant attention is key to a dog in a car. Ralf is a
sucker for treats and can’t stand the ‘c’ word (CATS…), but goes ballistic over
the ‘w’ word… “Walkies!” His favourite food is tripe and he really hates the
dreaded cone of shame…
He was originally from a dog’s home, and soon I grew attached to him and now
he is part of the family. We treat him well and lovingly and he is officially
part of the family. He has his own bed but hardly ever uses it, he prefers our
bed…
He is an extremely
talented and friendly dog. He loves tennis balls, more tennis balls and Scooby
Doo (preferably the stuffing still in the toy…). Ralf is an awesome dog and he
is definitely worthy of his own blog!
I hope you enjoyed
this blog and I hope it was cute enough!
Heather Meldrum Y7
S4
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