What have your ship mates been doing today?


How are you all?

 Margot has been working on her agility..... 

and butterfly stroke, just incase there's a pirate attack.
In other news Connie is now 'sea ready', Layla and her have learn't how to do a VHF international mayday call!



They've also found a great article on real pirate attack’s that Layla read and they would like to share with everyone.
Alfie has been teaching Darcie all about Numbots.

He's also worked really hard on his phonics and handwriting.



As well as doing some brilliant guided reading.
Great stuff Alfie!


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George has drawn a lovely rainbow for the NHS. 
 He's been enjoying the sunshine,
creating pirate ship land art.

He's also done some great phonics.

Thanks for sending over what you've been doing, it's been another great day. Have a wonderful evening everyone.

Stay safe and look after each other.

Miss F


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