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We're very proud of all our Nursery children for taking part in their sponsored Bunny Hop this week and thank you to their families for sponsoring them. There was lots of puffing and panting as they made their way around the course, persevering when they were tired little bunnies!

A fantastic first day of our 3-day Harry Potter festival! Everyone looked brilliant, especially Mrs Goldsworthy!

Congratulations to our squad swimmers who represented St Ives at the IAPS Swimming Championships regionals at Charterhouse School last Friday. The team has trained really hard for this and should be very proud of their efforts in such a high standard competition.

We now have to wait for the results, to see if we have any qualifiers for the National Finals in June. Fingers crossed St Ives!

Earlier this week, Year 6 pulled together all the new forensic skills they have been introduced to this term to solve a 'murder' mystery within the school. There were 5 possible suspects. Using fingerprint identification, synthetic blood testing, fibre and hair sampling, as well other clues from the scene, they pieced together the evidence to try and find the correct suspect! The children also faced a frequently evolving situation as new evidence came in from outside agencies. The class were extremely astute in their forensic analysis and careful to not lose any vital evidence. In the end quite a few of the teams managed to catch the suspect! Great detective work Year 6!

Yesterday's snow may have seemed like a distant memory if it weren't for these gorgeous photos of you all having fun in the snow! Thank you for responding to Mrs Goldsworthy's Snow Day Challenge - we've loved seeing how much you enjoyed playing in the snow! 

Children in Years 3-6 enjoyed watching and performing in a French play this week when the Onatti Theatre Company performed the exciting, interactive French play, ‘Parlez-vous Français’. Using carefully constructed dialogue woven into an original and visually entertaining story, the actors engaged and inspired the children through the amusing performance. Thank you Onatti Theatre for a really entertaining morning, which really complemented our learning.

In Science, Year 5 made their own models of the heart. They pumped blood through the arteries and observed how valves stopped the blood from flowing backwards. Great work Year 5!

Lots of fun here today with World Book Day - there’s fancy dress, a very competitive World Book Day Door competition and even a Book Swap, all to enhance the enjoyment of reading and appreciating books!