Class 1: Celebrating Harvest

Today we performed our Harvest festival class contribution for the Nursery and Reception children. We were able to share our learning from the story, Pumpkin soup and talk about how we used fruit and vegetables harvested by the farmer to make our own bowl of tasty pumpkin soup. We also sang the songs ‘Dail ar y coed yn newid lliw’ and ‘Dingle, Dangle Scarecrow’. A video of the Class 1 performance is available to Class 1 parents to watch via your child’s Seesaw journal.  We hope you enjoy!
Diolch.

Foundation Phase: Celebrating Harvest Time

This afternoon Class 1 and Nursery/Reception came together in the hall to share songs to celebrate harvest.
We watched each other perform. Nursery and Reception sang ‘Farmer Ben’ and ‘Afal, Oren, Banana’. Reception then performed a song called ‘Autumn Leaves’.  We really enjoyed watching Class 1’s performance, it was lovely to be together again.
The videos of Nursery and Reception’s songs will be put on their Seesaw Journal. If you need a new Seesaw code, please email the school [email protected].
Thank you 🙂 

Foundation Phase: Celebrating Harvest Time

This afternoon Class 1 and Nursery/Reception came together in the hall to share songs to celebrate harvest.
We watched each other perform. Nursery and Reception sang ‘Farmer Ben’ and ‘Afal, Oren, Banana’. Reception then performed a song called ‘Autumn Leaves’.  We really enjoyed watching Class 1’s performance, it was lovely to be together again.
The videos of Nursery and Reception’s songs will be put on their Seesaw Journal. If you need a new Seesaw code, please email the school [email protected].
Thank you 🙂 

News: Harvest Food bank appeal request

Dear Parents/ Guardians,
Next week we will be celebrating harvest, this is a time of year to give thanks for the food that is harvested and to think about and support others who are struggling to buy food.
Class 3 have been learning about World hunger as part of their class topic ‘Fabulous Food/ Food for thought’. They have all said they want to help make a difference in our local community. One of the suggestions is to tie in with harvest and ask for pupils from Ysgol Brynffordd to donate food to our local food bank, at St Peter’s church in Holywell.

We will be having a collection and would be very grateful for any food donations that can be offered to be brought to school on Tuesday 19th October. There will be two boxes: one at each entrance of school where donations can be left. This will be the only day for donations as the food bank will be collecting on Tuesday morning. However, if you miss this date and would still like to help, St Peter’s church is open on Wednesdays 14:00 – 15:30. 
Please find attached a poster listing items requested by the food bank. They also specifically need: – tinned tuna – tinned meatballs – breakfast cereal – toiletries – spaghetti Bolognese – curry
Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
Mrs Roberts

Class 2: NEWS

Hello Class 2,
Just a quick message to remind you, as discussed today, Outdoor Games will be on MONDAY 18th October, next week,  instead of Tuesday.  Thursday will be as of normal timetable. Therefore, you will need to wear your PE kit on Monday instead of Tuesday.
Thank you, From, Mrs Shickell

News: School Meals Theme Day Tuesday 19th October 2021

NEWydd are pleased to share that the next Theme Day on Tuesday 19thOctober will be in recognition of the fantastic work that the NHS, along with many others, have done during the current pandemic.

They will be working with The Woodland Trust to award three schools the chance to win a 30 Tree starter kit each to plant in or around the school area. They are planning on continuing this offer with all their Theme Days this year and anticipate this will mean that over 500 new trees will be planted in Flintshire. Trees not only improve our psychological health but also contribute to keeping our bodies healthy.

The winning schools will be chosen at random from those schools taking part in the theme day.

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