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The Oystercatcher The Oystercatcher Friday 11th November 2016 Issue 12 NSPCC comes to visit! By Fernrainforest On Thursday 29th September, the amazing charity. We were a l s o NSPCC came to visit us for the super excited to start learning think first time. The PowerPoint was all our math questions. Then that the NSPCC are very kind presented by Cathy and Buddy for their finale, they had three to sad children.” Naomi (Year 6) (their mascot, which is a speech awesome quotes: 1. I have the agreed, “it was good, and I bubble). right to speak out and stay enjoyed learning about all the In this assembly, they had a safe (we whispered this to different types of abuse.” PowerPoint which included: ourselves). 2. You have the One week after their first visit, interactive activities, videos and right to speak out and stay they came back in and told us fun slides. One of the interactive safe (we said this to the how much we raised. We raised activities was that Cathy showed person next to us). 3. We all over £900! That is a lot of us an empty sack and put a brick have the right to speak out money. On that day, everybody inside the sack (don’t worry they and stay safe (we said this in who raised money got their weren’t real) every time a pupil our loudest voices!). badges - if you got 1 signature, said a worry. Then, we had to On 4th October, the NSPCC you got the blue badge and the think of responsible adults that came back to give Year 5 and more signatures you got, the could help solve these problems. 6 a workshop. The workshop more badges you got. I got the Every time we thought of a was very good and informative blue and the yellow badge. responsible adult, Cathy took a about all different types of Everybody enjoyed the chance brick out of the bag until there abuse. These include: cyber to work with the NSPCC and were none left in the sack. Some abuse, neglect and emotional were glad we made the effort to of these adults were: Aunties, abuse. We also got the chance help. Remember 0800 1111 Uncles, Mum, Dad, Teachers, to make our own bookmarks Carers and older brothers and and flip flaps. Erika (Year 5) sisters. was quoted as saying, “I Next, Cathy told us how we could enjoyed making the flip flaps - help the NSPCC and how we were my friends and I played a going to raise money for this game with them at break. I Science week Joy Lane Primary School have been celebrating the wonderful discoveries that scientists have made throughout history. They have learnt about different topics in science in more depth, creating young knowledgeable A Year 6 Space workshop minds. On Friday 15th October, the entire school experienced a once in a lifetime journey to space- with the Astrodome. This was a great start to science week and inspired all young minds to enjoy the wonders of science. Everybody loved the thrill of being able to touch this amazing creation. Astrodome is a huge creation designed to thrill and teach but in a fun way. We have also had many visitors coming in for assembly. We had Mr Rawlings come in to teach us about rockets with Year 5, solar power with Year 4 and an assembly on engineering. In addition, we had Miss Garret come in to do a workshop on cells for Year 5. Alyssa (Year 5) said that she really enjoyed learning about cells and thought that it was very informative. Chloe Askew (from Zoolab) also came in to talk about evolution and animals with Year 6 and Year 2. Kirsty (Year 6) thought that it was a really fun experience but a great learning opportunity as well. Joy Lane would like to thank everybody who took part and helped create this amazing event, especially the parents who came to give talks in school. Report by Axie Lottie and Bluey Gooey Year 3’s Young Voices Choir day out Joy Lane have 60 spaces for Year At the start of the term, 5s and Year 6s to go to London Year 3s went out on an and sing in a massive choir. The exciting day to the lucky people who have got in get lifeboat station in to go sometime in January 2017. are 11 catchy songs to learn in Whitstable. The trip was The location is in the O2 arena choir such as Five Guys named enjoyed especially by which is very famous because of Moe, Pop Medley 2017, You’re the Rousseau class all the thrilling songs and dances because, just before Voice, Ain’t no Mountain High that are held there. Lily [Year 5] Mrs Kyle and Mrs Enough, Birdhouse in your Soul said, “I am very excited because I Broadbent’s classes and a few more. The lucky 60 can’t wait until people see me arrived, a real-life pirate people who have got in must be singing.” ship needed help! overwhelmed because, guess Luckily, Mr Williams’s Mrs Godden, Mrs Pout and Mrs what, they get back to school at class saw the action Rawlings are leading the choir for about 11 o’clock! when the lifeboat set Joy Lane, and rehearsals are Reported by Clair Willows off. What a treat! What every Friday after school. It starts good timing! Bad luck at 3:15 and finishes at 4:15. There rest of Year 3. Let’s see if Year 3 can Role models of the school take a challenge. Can they get changed for Mr Ashley-Jones and the the school: Naomi (blue), Jacob P.E faster than 1 teachers chose new students to (red), Edith (yellow) and Dara minute? Apparently be school councillors and eco R.N.L.I volunteers can (green) are the House captains. reps to look after the pupils and get dressed into their Vice captains do the same as life jackets quicker than the school itself. The Year 6s house captains and help the 1 minute! I bet the have been chosen to be House captains; these are the teachers would like that. prefects, house captains, vice Vice captains: Kirsty (green), Zoe Surely Mr Ashley Jones captains, sports captains, would give them a (yellow), Grace (red) and Rebecca librarians and sports leaders; prize! (blue). Zoe said, “I am looking also the usual school council and forward to showing people around By Strawberry Detective eco rep. Eco reps look after the the school.” Sports captains and Year 3 bug hotels and gardening, and Champions League Football they also help pick up litter and make sure it’s safe. School On Tuesday 18th October, a few football councils help make sure the games were held for the Champions League. The premier football league’s 4 school is a fun place to be and football teams were Manchester City, Ar- they change things to make sure senal, Tottenham and last year’s winners they are safe. Kyran, Andrew, Leicester City. Last Tuesday, Arsenal Jason, Tia, Scarlett, Harrison, played against Ludogorets Razget and the score was 6-0 to Arsenal. Mrs Manson Skye, Luca, Billy and Bethany are was at the Arsenal game and said, “The all prefects and they atmosphere was fantastic as were our patrol the corridors players. We are the best team in the and make sure world by far.” Leicester City beat FC Co- penhagen 1-0. However, FC Bayer everybody is behaving. Leverkusen drew with Tottenham 0-0. House captains collect Sadly FC Barcelona beat Manchester City Dojos, tour people 5-0. By TaperingData6 ^_^ around and help around A powerful hurricane in Hurricane Matthew the Atlantic In October, Hurricane already have been killed and Matthew swept through maybe even thousands hurt. the Caribbean, bringing The “SAVE THE CHILDREN” its bitterly cold rain drops charity says 1,300 temporary and strong winds with it shelters have been set up Year 5. “I would be at a whopping 145mph! across Haiti for people whose upset and hope for this storm The horrid hurricane had homes have been destroyed. to end for other people an almighty strength… How would you feel if your anyway…” home was destroyed and all of Food and medical support are In recent years, hurricanes your belongings were snapped on the way, but aid agencies have been destroying the or broken? say it will take millions of South coast of Haiti. “I could not live without pounds. Hundreds of people have them!” says shocked Maddy in By Chiller Chatter Hallowe’en! On 31st October, the best thing ever is happening. HALLOWE’EN! It is awesome because you get so much candy and you get to wear spooky masks and costumes. When you go trick or treating, you should always go with a responsible adult. Woody {Year 5} said “I love eating candy and chocolate.” You usually go to the houses that are decorated with pumpkins or anything spooky, because they are the houses that give you treats. It is a tradition to leave pumpkins out so the evil spirits don’t think they are somewhere like a graveyard and haunt your house. Erika {Year 5} said, “My birthday is 2 days before Halloween.” Let’s hope she doesn’t get any uninvited guests at her party… By Cleo Dracula LUCKY CAT RESCUED...On 5th October a cute, brown, striped cat lost one of its nine lives. The frightened cat was spotted on a window ledge at 15:42 by one of the neighbours The parade in a block of flats.
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