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St Peter's participates in Operation Encompass. Following the report of an incident of domestic abuse, school will be advised that the child has been involved. Please see school website for further details.

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We have been talking about how our body changes as we grow older. We spoke about the importance of keeping ourselves clean and the products that we could use, such as deodrant and body wash, to help us do this. We did hot seating where childeren gave us scenarios and others offered advise.

LKS2 have had a great time getting fit with Freddie.  He kept us all entertained whilst exercising to keep healthy.  We tried lots of fun ways to get our heart racing, including hula hooping and even trying out a bit of limbo.  We learned about lots of ways we can keep our bodies active and fit, such as drinking eight glasses of water a day and getting plenty of sleep.  
As part of 'Healthy Me' month, LKS2 have been busy planning and making a healthy snack.  We researched different food groups and found out what nutrients we should be eating and how we can have a balanced diet.  We then made a pasta dish which included lots of healthy vegetables and ingredients to give us energy.  We all enjoyed tasting our healthy pasta!

Classes 7 and 8 had a lot of fun and learned lots of interesting information in the Life Education Bus today.  We found out all about important organs in our body, including the lungs.  We learned how smoking cigarettes could affect our lungs and how it can cause breathing problems as well as other diseases.  We were shocked to learn that the liver has over 500 different jobs to do in our body.  We also explored how our brain works and sends messages around our body.  

Finally, we met Harold the giraffe and thought about how we can reach compromises with our friends, rather than falling out.  It was a really enjoyable and informative session.

Our focus this term has been about our feelings. We did role play to show how we deal with different feelings such as anger, shyness,and excitement.

The Guide Dogs visited us. Sylvia came with Marley and Dave brought Emerald who is a pup in training. It was lovely to see them again.

Thank you to all the children in our class who took part in the school council election process. Well done to out winners Thomas Holden and Jessica Troake.

Election Day. All children in class 8 voted for their school councillor.

Children have been busy campaigning for the upcoming school council elections. Who will you vote for?

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