Back to school

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Back to school


The day finally arrived. Yes, we are finally back to school. At least some of us.

It has been great seeing each other in person and catching up with our friends and teachers.

It was such a lovely feeling  hearing the first " Good morning Mrs. Southcombe".

I just loved it!

We are Masking up and doing our best keeping the social distance. Not an easy task , but we are the "New Windsor people" and understand that it is important to be responsible. 

We know that we must keep safe, keep others safe and be kind to each other.





We have expressed our true feelings in our writing:












Remembering the 100 days of Lockdown.



In Algebra, we have been learning about :

Repeating patterns

Growing Pattern

Identifying the rule in a number pattern.









Outdoor learning.

We enjoyed listening to our teacher read to us.
We listened to each other read as well.
What beautiful weather.




Some art work to keep us calm.
Keep calm and carry on drawing.

Sea turtles- using oil pastels.


We have had quite a busy time back at school.
Look out for some more activities from us next week.
Soon it will be the end of the year!
Take care everyone.
Goodbye for now from the lovely people of Room 25.





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