Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
Yr 5/6 Football
The Yr5/6 football is tomorrow (18.09.18) and the team is ready. We all are hoping that they will win. Here is a quotation from Thomas Phillips -
“I am hoping we will do well this year as we didn’t do very well last year; with a new team this year I think we will do well. “
The event is taking place at Shirebrook Academy and it is on AstroTurf.
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Our new Heads of House have been chosen by the children.
They are: Chatsworth - Grace S and Thomas P
Hardwick - Che P and Jennifer
Haddon - Jessica B and Tyler G
Peveril - Corey B and Wiktoria N
Last week we held class elections for new School Council members.
This year our team consists of:
Caitlin M (Year 6)
Oliver C (Year 6)
Trinity P (Year 5)
Milosz S (Year 5)
Connor J (Year 4)
Kody M (Year 4)
Jessie S (Year 3)
Noah S (Year 3)
Billie B (Year 2)
Alfie K (year 2)
Wow! What an overwhelming amount of support we have had from all of our lovely parents and families this week! We have had an incredibly busy week with our annual Summer Fair and Year 6 Leavers Disco back to back. They were both very successful events and all children, staff and families had a great time.
Thank you for all of your continuous support and help to fundraise throughout school. Your contributions help greatly towards resources and experiences which enhance our children's learning. Watch this space to see how much we raised after the events...
This week has seen our fantastic sports day involving all of the children from Foundation 1 all the way to Year 6. A huge well done to each and every child involved and thank you to all of our parents, friends and families who came to show your support. It was a great, successful week!
Overall, Haddon won 1st place with 110 points and Chatsworth came a close 2nd with 101 points. Congratulations to all!
From Monday 18th June to Friday 22nd June some Year 5 and 6 pupils went to Whitehall and camped in tents for 4 nights. They had an amazing and adventurous time and participated in lots of exciting activities! The people that went to Whitehall were split up into 3 groups. They did many activities such as canoeing, abseiling etc. On the first night they went on a 4-5 mile walk.
However, the people that didn’t go to Whitehall went into the Year 6 classroom and did many activities and here are a few of them. They learnt about the World Cup and where it is taking place. They tasted different foods from different countries around the world, such as Poland. They also made top trumps cards and they drew a massive picture of a mascot.
A Mile a Day Keeps the Doctor Away…
At Anthony Bek, we always strive to do our best and stick to the Crusader code. Another important part of our ethos and determination, is to complete the Daily Mile and work hard to beat our times. Many children throughout school have already beat their time and are excited and motivated to continue to beat previous times. ‘The aim of The Daily Mile is to improve the physical, social, emotional and mental health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age, ability or personal circumstances.’ https://thedailymile.co.uk/ Take a look at The Daily Mile website to find out more about the initiative and challenge yourself to do even more to keep yourself active and healthy.
Let's see who makes the leader board this week!
Dig for Victory!
Have you noticed anything different about the planters outside Key Stage 1? On Monday 4th June, Miss Appleton and her 14-18 Explorer unit – Beauchief ESU, tackled the mass of foliage and have revealed this large area ready for a new project. Miss Appleton has some exciting plans in the making for this plot, so watch this space!
Thank you to Miss Appleton and Beauchief ESU for your hard work.
Take a look at their website if you are interested in joining a Derbyshire Scouting group. https://www.derbyshirescouts.org
We’re ‘Phil’ of Good Ideas!
On Tuesday 22nd May 2018, Philip Cox, a Nottinghamshire artist, visited Anthony Bek to share his love and talent of sculpting with paper and card with Year 5. They created a cardboard figure called ‘Phil’. The class split off into groups to make different segments of his body and head. ‘Phil’ was based on a pupil and he will stand next to the trophy stand in the office area. We think you’ll agree; the work he does is amazing. Year 5 were really excited and Philip is still making amazing sculptures. This is a link to Philip Cox’s website. Take a look and see you if can have a go at sculpting something yourself. http://www.philipcox.co.uk/gallery.html.