Maesybryn says "Mwlembe!"

Don't forget our African evening - Maesybryn says "Mwlwmbe!"- 6pm next Thursday. Hope you will all be in fine voice...(school uniform needed.) Bring your parents - they can hear all about our Ugandan trip and see what we have been up to last week...

Africa week

Mwlembe!
What a fabulous start to Africa week....we all enjoyed Miss Brown the art teacher yesterday .We produced African animal pictures in the style of cave drawings - we have worked hard at these! Today we all learnt to play the samba drums- it was great fun! We were really good at it! Tomorrow we will learn about African fruits and make fruit kebabs with Mrs Bennell's class- diolch yn fawr, Mrs Bennell! In the meantime in class we have made masks, started to sew puppets of African animals, written stories about the Enormous Crocdile and lots more...
Some great homework .....Special mention to Maddy's poster, Kieran's elephant, Amy's African dog story, Ethan's zebra head, Leah's song. Well done everyone who brought something in - very interesting and varied...Hope we all enjoy the rest of the week's activities before we move on to our new theme as mentioned in the newsletter - "Oh we do like to be beside the seaside..." - more about that next week...
da bo'ch chi!
Mrs Decaro

Pasg Hapus!

Pasg Hapus to you all! Mwlembe!
I hope you are enjoying the holidays and are keeping busy. I went to the cinema this week to see the new Nanny Mcphee film - it was bendigedig! - I wonder if any of you have seen it?
Have any of you been thinking about our African animal theme? I hope you have some good ideas- I can't wait to finish the Enormous Crocodile frieze when we get back...Also - look out for African animal songs and poems! Don't forget we are celebrating Africa week the second week back....
Watch out for the Easter bunny on Sunday - I hope he pays you all a visit!
Let me know what you are doing this holiday- I hope the rugby tour went well for the boys! did you win any matches?
Da bo'ch chi!
Mrs Decaro