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Teeswater sheep came to Ballaugh School today to help us with our topic learning. The fleece from these sheep gives us soft wool for our clothing. However, the wool from the mountain sheep isn’t used for clothing, it is sold for wool carpets as it is too itchy. Oshin’s topic question was about shea…
Once every two years we hold a Christingle service in the local church and I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone that came to our community service in St Mary's. Thank you ever so much to Mrs Bishop, who played the organ, and Rev Skidmore, who opened our service with a prayer. A…
This week Class R2 started to learn through and about being health. Check out the Gallery for the latest updates and who is striding ahead in the daily pedometer challenges.
We have had a busy week moving our learning in maths forward this week. In year 1 we have been looking at speedy counting in 5’s to support our mental maths skills. We drew around our hands and practised displaying the number on the light box. The year 2 children started looking at finding the quar…
This week, families sent in their fruit and vegeatbles in order for the children to create their own interpretation of an Archimboldo face as part of our Great Ballaugh Bake Off topic. The star bakers this week were Autumn, Rebecca and Jack for using their learning to support the understanding of o…
Today, Monday 13th November, we enjoyed an assembly with the NSPCC helping us to learn about personal safety. We talked about feeling happy, safe and well and who we should trust to talk to if we don’t. Buddy, the mascot, is the shape of a speech bubble and we all learned that we should ‘Speak Out,…
This week, was bread week in Class R2's Ballaugh Bake-Off tent. The Star Baker awards went to Teddy, Peter and Fraser. Everyone enjoyed their bread rolls (some children eating them in the playground before getting home after school and there were even some used for the following days lunch!) We als…
This afternoon the whole school was entertained by children form Class 4 sharing their learning about Manx traditional customs. They had been learning with Mrs Salmon, our Manx language and culture teacher.
On Tuesday Morning the school hall was full of the sound of Class R2 sharing their learning with their important people from home. Someone special had come for everyone in the class. Well done Class R2 and thank you to the people from home that visited, watched and stayed for a chat.