On Friday we had a non uniform day in aid of the red nose appeal and raised £35.
Well done everyone!
Today the food to try was a piece of grapefruit, which most of them liked, even though it was a little bitter!
Today the food to try was beetroot, around half of them liked it.
Today the new food to try was corned beef. This was liked by most of the children.
Today we had a Wear Red for CHUF day (Children’s Heart Unit Fund) raising the awareness of their amazing work and support they give families. This organisation is very dear to the hearts of one of our families who has a child that was born with a very rare heart condition. We raised the sum of £77
This month Mrs Rogers chose Thailand as the country to learn about. She cooked a lovely Thai meal and the children learned some facts about Thailand such as ….
Thailand was actually known as Siam until 1939 (and again from 1945 to 1949).
Siamese cats are native to Thailand.
Thailand is the world’s largest exporter of rice.
Thailand is a constitutional monarchy, much like England.
Population: 70 million people live in Thailand (2023)
Capital: Bangkok with over 11 million inhabitants.
Official Language: Thai.
Thailand is home to the World’s Largest Solid Gold Buddha. .
The Thai Language has 76 letters.
Thais eat with spoons and forks.
The National Anthem is played twice a day.
Today our food to try was couscous and all but one of the children really liked it.
This week the new food to try was parma ham which went down well,
Today the children had a lovely meal to celebrate the Chinese new year. This year it is the year of the rabbit and the children learnt about some of the Chinese traditions.
Today our food challenge was physalis. This was something that none of our children had tried before. Around half of them liked it.
