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Watch Newsround
De-Graft has your Wednesday Newsround. Nina is in Switzerland for the Women's Euros, we bring you our weekly environment news with Your Planet and some interesting news about our bank notes.https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/news/watch_newsround
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Watch Newsround
De-Graft has your Wednesday Newsround. Nina is in Switzerland for the Women's Euros, we bring you our weekly environment news with Your Planet and some interesting news about our bank notes.https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/news/watch_newsround
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Watch Newsround - signed and subtitled
A signed version of Newsround is available to watch every weekday for children who use British Sign Language.https://www.bbc.com/newsround/videos/cgrrgk856k1o
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Women's Euro 2025: When does it start, where is it, and who's playing?
Four groups, eight stadiums, 16 teams, 31 matches... football fans, get ready for Euro 2025. Who is playing, when and where?https://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/c80k2l09m21o
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What image would you like to see on banknotes?
The Bank of England is asking for people's views on the next theme to be used on banknotes.https://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/c1ljen857n1o
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Transition day: Top tips for starting a new class or school
Whether it's moving into high school, or from infants to juniors - keep reading to find out some top tips to help you on your way. Find out more here.https://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/c4gd94lpvpno
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Ten million trees planted to boost woodland in north England
The north of England has had 10 million trees planted as part of a huge project - to plant 50 million by 2043.https://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/crl0043gey9o
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Nasa's Mars Orbiter is on a roll
Scientists have taught the Mars Orbiter to roll over in hopes of fidning even more beneath the surface of the red planet.https://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/c36xx2yj3lzo
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Disney's Lilo and Stitch remake is getting a second movie
Disney have revealed that the live-action Lilo and Stitch movie is getting a sequelhttps://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/cx2lyg74q8go
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Five ace facts about Wimbledon
Why play on grass? Why do players wear white? Why strawberries and cream? Yes, Wimbledon is officially underway. Here's five facts to show off your knowledge to your friends.https://www.bbc.com/newsround/articles/cj3rrml67jjo
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Sun 18th Nov8
Black History Month
Black History Month October 2018
Black History Month is a wonderful time of year to remember history and the themes that run throughout different cultures, races, beliefs and religions.
At MPS, teachers focussed on one British person who is contributing to society in a powerful and effective way.
4N chose to investigate Kingslee James McLean Daley (born 1 December 1983), better known by the stage name Akala, is a British rapper, journalist, author, poet, and political activist. They read his book Hip & Hop- You Can Do Anything.
A HUGE well done to all in 4N, but particularly to the children in the video.
Here they are explaining some of their learning.
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Sun 18th Nov9
The End of Project 1
PRESTO AND ZESTO IN LIMBOLAND
5R were invited to work alongside the London Symphony Orchestra for the release of a new story by Maurice Sendak. They were first asked to learn two songs by the composer Rachel Leach, to perform with other schools and the orchestra.
They went to The Barbican Centre to perform their songs and learn more about the book. The children were very well behaved and enjoyed the story. They wrote some letters for Rachel (which you will see in the clip) explaining their trip day and the characters within the story.
Rachel Leach and three LSO musicians then joined 5R, so they could make their own piece of music for one of the characters in the story- The Dancing Witch. The children performed in front of Year 5 and were fantastic.
I am very very proud of every member of 5R-they worked incredibly hard and produced great work. This is just the beginning.
Have a look below at their work!
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Fri 14th Dec9
Friday 14th December
Yesterday, Year 5 visited a local secondary school, Mayfield School. They were invited to see what wonderful learning had taken place in the Autumn term in the Mayfield music department. Most of the feedback I received was that of awe and excitement, as well as thoughts about performance and talent. Having viewed the footage of some of the acts, I was equally impressed by the level of talent and performance in Mayfield.
It did cause me to think that we have fantastic talent at MPS and how I would like that to be demonstrated by the children of MPS. So there will be opportunities to join music groups and clubs etc. and performances throughout the year, in which we may have a Mayfield audience instead!
There are still spaces in choir on Monday 3.30-4.25 Yr 3-5 in the music room which will resume in the Spring term. Please sign up on parent pay. There will also be recorder, ocarina and trumpet club coming soon! Watch This Space!
Well done to Year 5 for being an incredible audience- the head of Mayfield's music department was very impressed. Keep up the great work!!
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Thu 29th Nov27
Thursday 29th November
It has taken an extremely long time to try and sort out the video for the commemoration of World War 1. 4 videos, 3 computer programmes, 4 singing assemblies and 150 permission slips later...I can now release the 2018, 100 years WW1 video. Thank you to Year 3 and 4 for their hard work and dedication to the organisation of the singing, Year 6 for their hard work of the poppies and Billy for the incredible work on the garden!
Keep up the great work!
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