Monday 16th November

Anti-bullying project: Click here for photographs.

A group of students from Salford university came to do an anti-bullying project with us. This was an interactive session, meaning that the children were asked to join in the acting and express their opinions. The main issue that was discussed was actually defining what bullying was because in the play, the bully did not feel that she was doing anything wrong. We've had a go at defining the word 'bully'.

Gabby: a bully is someone who picks on you

Stacey: a bully is someone who phsyically or mentally hurts someone else.

Scott: a bully is someone who thinks they are tough

Thomas: a bully is someone who isn't kind to you and is nasty.

Zoe: a bully is a person that picks on people for no reason and calls them names.

Bethan: a bully is someone thinks they are big and think they can around hurting people.

Louis: a bully is someone who makes someone very miserable by threatening them.

Tuesday 17th November

Mirrors

On a car there are at least two mirrors, one mirror is often curved outwards a bit and that is called a convex mirrow, another mirror is flat and that is called a concave mirror. A sppon has examples of convex and concave mirrors. On the convex side you can see your face properly and clearly you can see wider and larger but in the concave side your face seems to be upside down.A shaving mirror is concave the mirror curves inwards, it's image is made bigger.The mirrors that are in shops are convex mirrows they are not there for you to try on some clothes and see if they look nice on you they are there for security reasons so shop owners can see in all parts of the shop.(Linday Chapman)

Wednesday 18th November

My Nanna.

She is a super funny joker

She is a hot cosy warm fire

She is a colourful special present

She is a helpful dictionary

She is a loving playful puppy

She is a worried worrier

She is the smooth breezy wind

She is a slow snail

She is very understanding

That's my nanna.

by Gabrielle Kinsella