Da bo'chi Liam!

We were all sad yesterday to say goodbye to Liam Campbell who is moving with his family this weekend. The whole class nominated him as seren yr wythnos - good luck, Liam- we will miss you!
Well done everyone for your best efforts on Sports day -and da iawn Laura Pillinger for your winning sports day cover design!
Hope you are feeling better, Nicholas- keep cool, be careful and your scars will soon heal!

Seren yr wythnos

Da iawn Jacob Lendrum for winning seren yr wythnos last Friday. Jacob is a super speller ! Ardderchog!
The vehicles are coming on nicely - some fantastic ideas! Very original!
We have been lucky with the weather this week and have been able to practice for sports every day - the sack race is our favourite, - watch out to hear who is running in what race next week.
Look out Dads- we have been writing poems for you this week - I wonder whose dad is .
....as strong as Joe Calzage....
...as cuddly as a koala.......
...as tasty as a mars bar........
....as funny as a joke.....?
have fun reading them!

Mrs Decaro

Diolch Mrs Rees

Thank you to Liam Rees' mother who came in to tell us all about her work as a travel agent. She gave us lots of ideas to develop our role play corner - we now have name badges, advertising posters - and our own passports! and of course we all know the Thomas Cook's slogan - "Don't just book it - Thomas Cook it!" Diolch Mrs Rees - we all learnt so much !

Gwyliau Hapus!

Hope you all enjoy a well earned holiday! Don't forget to tell your parents all about your vehicle designs so that you can collect bits and pieces ready to make it. Your designs were excellent - da iawn! Put your bits and pieces in a named carrier bag, please so that they won't get mixed up! I can't wait to see all the vehicles- racing cars, JCBs, ice cream vans, buses, ambulances, limos.....You all have great imaginations!
Have fun!
Mrs Decaro

Seren yr wythnos
This week it went to Jack Cash-James for his lovely writing- da iawn Jack!
We have started to study "Katie Morag and the Two Grandmothers" this week - and are thoroughly enjoying ourselves. How lucky are we to have Mrs Moore to help us understand some of the Scotish words- "boorach" and "croft" and "wee". We have had fun using the Beebot to move around a map of the Isle of Struay- perhaps we could make our own maps of some imaginary islands for the Beebot....We were also pleased to have the company of Amy Groves' Granmother on Thursday afternoon- hope you enjoyed yourself, Mrs Wyatt!
We are looking forward to welcome a travel agent to speak to us next Thursday - Liam Rees'mother, who works for Thomas Cook. We hope to have some ideas to develop our role play...Diolch , Mrs Rees! Looking forward to hearing all about your job...

Helo bawb! Mae hi'n braf!

What a lovely weekend- the weather forecasters were quite wrong. I hope you have all enjoyed the little break and have been out and about in the sunshine. I have just returned from a lovely walk by the sea in Llantwit Major - all that fresh air ...bendigedig! Looking forward to hearing all your news tomorrow!
I hope you have all been completing your homework - don't forget to write out your address as well as learn it - you can use it then to book holidays in our Class Travel Agent- any ideas for a name?
For show and tell this term - you will be using your holiday/ day out photos and telling us all about it- no dates set but I will be keeping a record as you take part - so everyone will have a turn on the "hotseat!"
By the way I was very very proud of you last Thursday - thank you to your parents too for supporting the event.

Da bo'ch chi!

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...