Merry Early Christmas



Happy Christmas
We have reached the end of term one and after a horrible start to the year the students are now in full swing with their learning. Thank you for all your support during the term. We both wish you a happy Christmas and hope that next year will be happier than this year.
Mr. John and Miss Am

Crossword






   Maths
We were trying to understand the relationship between the 2 times table and doubles.








UOI
We tried a science experiment featuring friction making sound. Many learners were able to make the glass 'sing' Perhaps they can try again at home!










Library













Kahoot 
We played many Christmas quizzes this week. 
It was a fun learning time.






Maths
We used our grid reading skills to create a Christmas tree.







Christmas Party

We all had fun playing games eating snacks pizza and chicken. We all gave out our presents too. Have a great Christmas break everyone and we will see you when you get back to UDIS.










































 

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