FABs Spring 1
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These children have all shown Fantastic Attitude and Behaviour all half term!
Henry Bloom Noble Primary School
'Together we Learn and Grow'
'Together we Learn and Grow'
These children have all shown Fantastic Attitude and Behaviour all half term!
We are so proud of our Year 2 and 3 tag rugby teams who took part at the inter-school competition! Even though they only had a few training sessions, they showed great skills and it was fantastic to see their game play improving with the more games they played. More than that, they all had lots of…
Pupils from HBN took part in tree planting organised by Douglas Borough Council to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. 70 trees have been planted at the side of the new cycle lane by Douglas Golf Course. They had great fun on the day and are happy to have contributed to something tha…
These children all presented Fantastic Attitude and Behaviour all half term!
Once every term, every class enjoy an Art Day! For the full day, they learn about an artist and develop a key skill to produce their very own masterpiece. These are then displayed in their year group's Art Gallery display and in the school hall. Here's what all the children got up to this term.
Our Year 5 and 6 badminton team did fabulously last week with Mrs Sayle. They all played well and showed great sportsmanship, presenting their learned skills brilliantly.
We've had the best day raising money for Children in Need. We've eaten lots of cake, worn lots of spotty outfits, joined in with Joe Wicks' CIN workout, sold friendship bracelets, took part in colouring competitions, and challenged ourselves in Beat the Keeper and basketball shoot outs. Thank you s…
On Remembrance Day, the Year 6s performed a fantastic assembly to honour the memory of all the armed forces who have fought and died for Britain. We were so impressed with their brilliant story telling and their singing and signing of some beautiful songs. Lest we forget.
Our Forest School is a key part of our school life so our Eco-Club have planted some trees to improve our school's biodiversity. The children wanted to plant trees to encourage more birds and insects into our Forest School area. The Isle of Man Woodland Trust kindly offered us advice and help. The…