Our blogs
St George's Day 2016, by Mrs Platt
Date: 23rd Apr 2016 @ 11:22am
Today is St George's Day.
St George is the patron saint of England.
To celebrate this special day, some of our children wore their uniforms of the groups or organisations that they're linked to.
French Club, by Mrs Taylor
Date: 22nd Apr 2016 @ 1:56pm
In our lunchtime French club today the children became weather reporters and not only learned French weather phrases but facts about the geography of France too.
Future Footballer , by Mrs Kellett
Date: 21st Apr 2016 @ 9:48am
What fantastic news. Charlie has been signed for Wigan Football Club. This is a massive achievement and just demonstrates that if you work hard; at things can happen. We are all very proud of you Charlie
Attendance Winner , by Mrs Kellett
Date: 21st Apr 2016 @ 9:46am
Tansy was our attendance winner last term. She was in every day so her name went into draw and she won a new bike and helmet. Well done Tansy! Keep it up.
School and ethos council observing class based worship, by Mrs Platt
Date: 20th Apr 2016 @ 10:22am
Our school council and ethos team led observations of class based worship today.
They went around all of the classes and enjoyed listening to classes sharing prayers, hymns / songs and a range of bible themed stories.
A Taste of Italy , by Mrs Kellett
Date: 19th Apr 2016 @ 9:25pm
Junior Chef Academy joined us today and taught the children some valuable skills. They learned all about pasta and how it is made, they learned how to chop vegetables correctly and it all tasted fantastic. Well done Year 3 and Year 4.
Junior chef! , by Miss McCormack
Date: 19th Apr 2016 @ 7:51pm
Today we throughly enjoyed our junior chef experience! We made a lovely pasta salad to take home with us!
Buon appetito!, by Mrs Taylor
Date: 19th Apr 2016 @ 5:18pm
P4 wore their aprons and hats today to prepare a delicious Italian pasta salad during a Masterchef session. Not only did the children chop and season independently but they also learned facts about Italy and some Italian language. We particularly enjoyed learning the different names for types of pasta. The session reinforced our topic this work this year on Italy.
Play time in the sunshine , by Mrs Platt
Date: 19th Apr 2016 @ 1:49pm
Children in KS2 enjoyed their playtime in the sunshine today!
They had a great time playing with all of the new playground equipment. 😊
Budding writers. , by Mrs Kellett
Date: 18th Apr 2016 @ 8:50pm
We got a lovely surprise in the post today. Some of our year six children have written to David Walliams and today they received a reply. I hope this inspires you to keep on writing. Well done.
Easter school , by Mrs Kellett
Date: 12th Apr 2016 @ 10:06pm
Year Six working hard today at Easter School
Y6 Easter School, by Mrs Platt
Date: 12th Apr 2016 @ 9:55pm
Well done to all of our Y6 children who attended revision sessions today in preparation for this year's SATs tests.
They spent time revising for the grammar and maths test papers and will be focusing on reading revision during tomorrow's sessions.
Fruit Frenzy!, by Mrs Ashton
Date: 31st Mar 2016 @ 4:38pm
Today in Q2 we had a lovely morning making our own delicious and healthy, fruit kebabs. We learnt about how important it is to wash our hands, wash the fruit and be safe with knives. We designed our kebab, cut the fruit and created our design on the skewers. Finally, we sampled our kebabs and thought of creative adjectives to describe our products.
Cayden said "My kebab was scrumptious!"
Isaac said "Some of the fruit was tangy, if i made the kebab again I would use different fruits and maybe leave the mango off my kebab."
Lilly-Mae thought her kebab was really tasty!
We all really enjoyed making our fruit kebabs.
Splashes of Colour in Nature , by Mrs Taylor
Date: 30th Mar 2016 @ 4:47pm
Q3 are involved in an art project which involves schools in France and Italy. We take our inspiration from the beautiful colours in the world around us. We looked at modern art by English artists and used a typical English spring scene for our colour choices. We then got creative as we listened to Vivaldi's Spring. We hope our European friends like our works of art.
Joyeuses Paques!, by Mrs Taylor
Date: 25th Mar 2016 @ 10:23am
As part of our celebrations of World Book Day earlier this month (which had an international theme) the children of Y3 and Y5 designed posters of their favourite books. As we are sharing them with our friends in France and Sicily we added some French and Italian phrases. Y5 have included cards describing themselves (their French friends had already sent us a brilliant Guess Who? Type game about themselves) and y1 and y2 drew wings onto bells after hearing of 'la legende des cloches volantes '. These are currently winging their way to Velles in France. Why not say 'Joyeuses Paques ' to your child to see if they know what you mean?
Stone Age Inspire Day , by Mrs Kellett
Date: 23rd Mar 2016 @ 10:08pm
Our year three children and parents had a fantastic day today. They went back in time to the Stone Age. They did lots of fun activities including den building and a Stone Age feast.
Stone Age Day!, by Miss McCormack
Date: 23rd Mar 2016 @ 6:40pm
Today, the whole of year 3 had a Stone Age day, which was led by Chris.
The first thing we had to do was create a group name and flag. After that, we made 3D models of key shapes which would help us to build our dens.
Next, we got to go out onto the school field and build our dens! We used bamboo sticks and zip tis to create the shape of our structures. After lunch, we put material onto our structures to try and make them waterproof (with the help of our parents). We then had some Stone Age snacks inside our dens before testing to see if they were waterproof...
Some of us managed to make our dens waterproof, however, some of us got a little bit wet!
I would like to say a huge thank you to Chris and the parents who joined us this afternoon. I would also like to mention how well behaved everyone in P3 was, your teamwork and perseverance was excellent!
Easter Experience!, by Miss McCormack
Date: 23rd Mar 2016 @ 6:34pm
Yesterday, we had a lovelt trip to the Ormskirk street URC church for a special Easter celebration. Thank you to everyone who was involved, including our parents who came along with us.
Everyone at the church commented on how well behaved we were, I was extremely proud!
Song Fest, by Miss Wilkinson
Date: 23rd Mar 2016 @ 5:48pm
Today we performed at Song Fest. We have practising our songs everyday and performed them brilliantly. Have a look at us in action!
P5's trip to Morrisons , by Miss Stubbs
Date: 23rd Mar 2016 @ 9:48am
Miss Fowlis, Miss Bates and Mrs Moss took P5 on a local trip to Morrisons yesterday.
The children had a fantastic day as they took part in numerous activities including:
finding out about the fruits of the world, making their own bread, preparing and making their own pizza.
Take a look at our pictures.
Chick's have an adventure, by Mrs Lister
Date: 22nd Mar 2016 @ 10:18pm
This week the children have been reading the story of 'Rosie's Walk.' As a result of this we decided to let the chicks have an adventure and see if they could go under, over and around objects, just like Rosie.
Have a look at how they did. As you can see the chicks are getting bigger each day. The children have spotted that their wings have grown and they have also noticed that they do poo a lot, which has caused lots of giggles.
We have enjoyed doing lots of writing all about our chicks and making maps of the adventures of Rosie and our chicks when they go for a walk.
Judo Club, by Mrs Lister
Date: 22nd Mar 2016 @ 9:33pm
Today after assembly KS2 met Danny who introduced everyone to a Judo opportunity at lunchtime beginning after the Spring holidays.
During the assembly some children had the opportunity to learn some key moves. Well done Rebbecca Orme for being nimble on her feet.
Return the letter as quickly as you can to take part in this opportunity.
Year 2's Church Visit, by Mrs Ashton
Date: 22nd Mar 2016 @ 5:24pm
What a lovely morning the pupils and staff from our Year 2 classes have had. The kind people at the United Reform Church, Ormskirk Road, invited us to to come for an EASTER EXPERIENCE visit! We were welcomed by some very kind volunteers that gave us an interesting insight into the Easter Story.
The pupils visited each station in small groups to listen to events from the Easter Celebration and discuss feelings and values, some of which linked to our own values here at Queen's Park.
Pupils engaged fantastically, full of questions and eager to participate. James said "I loved it, my favourite part was the woman who talked about hopes and dreams."
Queen's Park would like to give thanks to everyone at the church, who gave their time today, without whom the event would have not been possible.
Thank-you
Mr. Westhead