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June 19 2020 JULIAN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

Issue no 24, June 19th 2020

@Juliansprimary

Welcome Back

We are excited to have welcomed

Year 1 pupils back to school this

week.

All pupils have worked very hard at

maintaining social distancing and

seem to have settled back well,

even though a lot is different from

when they were last in school in

March.

Teachers and pupils were all really

pleased to see other.

We hope you will enjoy seeing

more of the activities pupils have

being trying out during lockdown.

Windrush Day 2020 Join in and raise your voice in unity this Windrush Day

At 10:27am on Monday 22 June you are called on to join together as one to celebrate the Windrush Generation with a special version of a universally loved song in their honour.

The time of 10:27am represents the arrival of 1,027 people on the original Empire Windrush.

For more information about the event follow the link:

Song for Windrush

A specially recorded version of a song everyone knows and loves will be revealed on Monday 15 June.

Then at 10:27am across Lambeth – the song will play on local radio stations, from homes, shops, cars, and be even louder as we sing – for 90 seconds we’ll all come together.

Keep your eyes peeled here and on social media as we build up to reveal the song!

https://love.lambeth.gov.uk/windrush-day-2020/

https://love.lambeth.gov.uk/windrush-day-2020/

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Joshua (2SF) made this rainbow over ten weeks ago. Since

lockdown it has been on his front window just to show love, thanks

prayers and support for all the NHS staff and care workers,

especially for his Auntie Michelle Gibbs who is a nurse and works

at City Hospital in ICU in Birmingham.

Auntie Michelle is Joshua’s super hero along with her work

colleagues who are putting their lives on the front line to fight

against Coronavirus around the world.

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With Tajah's love of music she decided

to teach herself how to play the piano

(Using an app called Simply Piano).

She also taught herself how to read

music during the lockdown.

With her creative flair,

Tajah (6J) has baked

banana bread and

blueberry muffins and

made a pillow out of an

old t-shirt. She has drawn

an endless amount of fine

art

Tajah says the three things she is good at are:

Baking Music

Fine Art

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Luigi (RAA) and his 249

dinosaurs!

Pearl in 5L has been drawing a lot of

Anime people!

When lockdown started, Emily (2K)

planted seeds of sweet peas.

She is taking good care of them and is

very proud of how big they have grown.

She just can't wait until they start to

blossom so the whole house will smell

amazing!

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Sam (3F) and Chloe (6B) have really got into cycling during this

lockdown

They rode to Richmond park and back via Wimbledon

Common, Tooting Common and Clapham Common - totalling

44 Kms in a day!

Both of them have

also been mountain

biking in the Surrey

Hills and hurtling

themselves down

tight narrow scary

mountain trails!

They can be found

most evenings after

school work at the

BMX track in Norbury.

Oliver in 4N baking delicious muffins

Milo in 5A has been named Cub of the

Year for the 1st Streatham Scouts.

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Ismail (4L) has been

busy cooking and

baking during

lockdown.

These are two

activities which he

really enjoys.

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Sam from 1EH has been busy collecting and arranging materials for his bug hotel.

Fingers crossed some creepy crawlers move in soon!

Leon in 4L has been making lots of different art projects.

Here is one he made by melting old crayons.

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Dolgion in 2SW has been keeping himself busy, learning, making crafts and riding his bike in the park.

Henry from 1J has

enjoyed doing draw-

alongs with Rob

Biddulph and Olaf

Falafel.

He has made an

exhibition of his work.

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At the beginning of lockdown Teddy (3F) planted some potato seeds.

Last weekend he dug them up and they tasted amazing!

Kobi in 2SW

got creative

during

lockdown.

In this picture

he is proudly

showing off

lanterns he

created out of

cardboard and

paper.

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Spencer from 5F decided to run a Marathon in a month to raise

money for Children in Need.

He's been running 1

mile every evening and

is already on mile 9. By

early July he will have

completed his challenge

and raised over £100

for the charity.

He's showing lots of

perseverance and his

mum is enjoying having

a good chat on their

runs too which is great

for them both!

If you would like to

support Spencer please follow the link

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/spennyrun

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/spennyrun

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Christopher (1EV) is building a Lego

aeroplane and it’s almost completed.

Laura in 3K is learning a new skill: knitting.

Kejsi (RCK) enjoyed playing doctors and baking during lockdown

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Bernie from 5E was sad

that she was not able to

attend the IBM robot

challenge.

During lockdown though

she has advanced her love

of coding by joining the

Lambeth Libraries Code

Club where she has been

understanding how games

and chatbots are made.

She has also practised building

and coding a small robot at

home.

It can spin around and dance to

disco music.

Sadly, there is still some way to

go before it can automatically

complete homework!

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Alice finished 2 Kumon book! Grade 1 English Reading / Grade 3 Multiplication

She finished 3 books (Porque te amo! / Escola da Enganacao / The girl who explored the solar system),

1 comic book (Turma da Monica - Um mundo perfeito) and 1 activity book (heart 2 heart)

Alice in 3CC kept herself very busy in lockdown. Here are some of the activities she got involved in:

Alice did some gardening and learned how to plant tomatoes and kale with her grandmother.

She learned about computers components and also rebuilt one

laptop with dad’s supervision.

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Hari (1EH) has really

enjoyed getting out and

exploring the natural

world. He visited

Beddington Park where

he caught a minnow (of

course we carefully

returned it to its home

afterwards).

He has also been trying

out all kinds of new

crafts, like making soap

Josefina (1J) and her family have made a doll's house in a shoebox for the Giant Dolls' House, an

international collaborative arts project. The project invited contributions from children around the

world to share their experience of staying in one place and social distancing.

Josefina wanted to show how she has been dancing and making art at home.

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Chloe (3F) and Jack (1J) got new guinea

pigs at the start of lockdown. Jack is

holding Maggie and Chloe is holding

Phoebe.

They have been learning how to look

after them and give them a giant platter

of vegetables everyday.

Sometimes Chloe and Jack have to clean

up Maggie and Pheobe’s poo but luckily it

doesn’t smell !!

Dan (6B) and Sam (3CC) have been doing lots of

skipping and reading.

They also created a volcanic eruption with

vinegar and bicarbonate of soda.

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Can we use colours instead of

symbols?

We can try this with digits, the

symbols we use for

numbers. Instead of digits 0, 1, 2 etc.

we have some calculations with only

colours that will test your

understanding of arithmetical

techniques.

See if you can figure out ways to

make the calculation work.

For more puzzles of this kind, go to

momentofmaths.roots2grow.org

https://momentofmaths.roots2grow.org/category/mathematical-colours/

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