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On Monday 17th July Key Stage 1 were transported to Goa for their WOW Day. They simulated a flight complete with flight attendants and an in flight snack. They also tasted homemade bhaji's, samosas and a variety of fruits and juices.
On Tuesday 18th July our Year 4 leavers spent the morning bowling. This was generously paid for by the Roman Way Supporters. Here are a few pictures:
On Thursday all children took part in International Day. Each class celebrated a different country and children were invited to wear the representative colours of the flags. Thanks to: Mrs Mattai Del Moro, Mrs Bila, Mrs Grimes, Mrs Abell, Mrs Williamson and Mrs Moore who visited the classes to tell the children about their home countries. We were overwhelmed to see so many parents and carers attend the afternoon craft session and hope you all enjoyed it.
* Children were able to come to school in traditional dress.
* Promoting respect for other cultures, famous/significant people, languages, traditions. Children native to the country became the ‘experts’ for the day. In Badgers class one child was helping with the teaching of Spanish and pronunciation. In Squirrels one child told the class facts about Ukraine.
* Each class learning about a different country. Range of creative activities throughout the day—dance, art, singing, group work, languages, cooking.
* Parents invited to work with their child’s class in the afternoon and to join in activities.
* Teachers still expected high standards of learning and behaviour and used school approaches of retrieval and practice vocabulary introduced in line with current key vocabulary school approaches.
* Collaborative learning.
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Thanks go to Mrs Oram and staff for organising such a wonderful event.
Key Stage 1 children went for a walk around Royston looking for historic and geographic features.
On Wednesday 14th June Key Stage 2 went to Paradise Wildlife Park. We got to learn about the animals that live in the rainforest and how they have adapted to live there. There were rainforest animals in the park that we got to see such as sloths, an anaconda and golden maned tamarins. We also got to get up close to some lions, camels, zebras and some animatronic dinosaurs!
Puffins and Badgers - well done on your excellent behaviour and representing the Roman Way values. There were lots of praising comments on how lovely our Roman Way children are. A huge thank you to our parent/carer volunteers - we couldn’t do it without you!
Click on the ink below to view some photo's of the day: