Happy Holidays!!

I wish you all a well desired holiday!!!
Rest but also read!!!. Remember that reading makes you grow!
Come back to school full of energy to face and enjoy the last four months in Y6!!
Enjoy your rest and being with your families!!
I'll be meeting you again on Monday, August 1st!
I'll miss you!!!
Miss Ale

Campus San Andres

Today our headmaster spoke to you about the new Campus San Andres. What do you think about it?

Stop and reflect. Read the following questions and leave a comment. Add whatever you think it is relevant for our new school.

What does St Andrew's mean to you?

What comes into your mind when you think about St Andrew's?

What do you love most about St Andrew's?

If you had to leave the school- What would you miss the most?

What is school spirit? What does it feel like?

What are you planning...?

Three more days of school and we will be starting our winter holidays.

What are your plans for these holidays? Are you travelling? Where?

If you are staying here, what do you feel like doing?

Compulsory Post- Reflection on Writing Process!

We have been working in this process of writing a fantasy showing text for many weeks. Now it has come to an end. Therefore, before starting another one, I would like to know what you think about it and what you learnt by reflecting on all the different steps that you carried out in this writing process, such as: rough copy, self assessment, clean copy, second clean copy, completing your evaluation rubric.

You might be wondering, why so many reflections. Let me tell you something about "reflection"

Reflective writing tasks lead you to deeper learning. Reflection can help you:

• better understand your strengths and weaknesses
• identify areas for improvement
• acknowledge a positive change in your learning process

Click here and complete the form by July 10th. There is no need to leave a comment here but if you do, extra houses will be awarded!!!

Frog Game

This game from Classroom Games contains a collection of language learning games. This one is on synonyms, antonyms and homonyms. Do you know what they are?
Click on the link and have fun. Once on the page, click on "Play Game". You can choose the content and the game speed. Hope you enjoy it!
Have a nice weekend!
Game

Great!!

CONGRATULATIONS once again for your performances!!

You can see yourself in action!

Hope you enjoy this slideshow!!

You were superb!!!

Click here and see what you find!

Congratulations on your performances today!!

You are missing one more on Thursday!!

All the best!! Enjoy your last concert in Primary school!!!

Concert- The Wiz

Finally the time has come.

Your last primary concert. Enjoy every second of it.

Read and reflect on the following quotation from a German tennis player.

"As long as I can focus on enjoying what I'm doing, having fun, I know I'll perform well"

What does he mean?
How can you connect it with your performance in the school concert?

Homophones

Do you remember what a homphone is?
Same sound, different spelling!
I challenge you to see how much you remember from Y4!
All the best!
Enjoy it!

Game

The Bottle Imp

You read with Mariana "The Bottle Imp" by the Scottish writer Robert Loius Stevenson.
Did you like it?
What do you think of the story?
Click here and you will find one version in English.
This a summary of the story. Hope you enjoy them!

Keawe, a poor Hawaiian fisherman, falls in love with Kokua, a young girl of royal blood. Her father refuses to let him marry her, though, unless Lopaka can bring him two feather cloaks from a rare bird. While searching the mountains for the bird, Lopaka encounters a dying priest of Pele who sells him a wishing bottle in which Kono, the god of the volcanos, is confined. The priest warns him of the dangers of the bottle: if he dies still owning it, he will be damned, and the only way to get rid of it is to sell it for a price smaller than was paid for it. Keawe agrees and wishes to be rich, then marries Kokua and sells the bottle. All is well until Keawe contracts leprosy. To get rid of it, he must acquire the bottle again, and he is forced to buy it for the smallest coin of the realm! To save her husband's soul, Kokua is ready to sacrifice herself by buying the bottle for a smaller French coin. Fortunately, a wicked sailor appears with a still smaller Chinese coin and becomes its final owner when the bottle is lost at sea. Keawe's wealth vanishes, but he is happy to be with Kokua.