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Year 6 (Gold Class) pupils organise
lots of clubs at lunchtimes. The pupils who run these clubs are
called Lunchtime Leaders. The Lunchtime Leaders describe their clubs
in their own words, below.
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Lunchtime Leaders:
"Lunchtime Leaders are Year 6 children who lead a club for
the younger children in the school. Each term, different groups
of us in Year 6 (Gold Class) form a club. We get together in threes
and fours, and fill out a form telling our Headteacher (Mr Hills)
about ourselves, what we would like to do a club about, where it
will be held and what we would like to do in our club. My most recent
club was Art club, for Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. We mainly did drawing
techniques but we tried collage and lots of other types of art.
Lunchtime Leaders is a fun activity for different groups in our
school!"
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club, click here.
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The Construction
club:
"My club was called the Construction Club with Reception
Class who were building every step of the way. Reception Class were
taught how to make dogs with nodding heads and tails on the first
week with big building blocks. Reception Class really enjoyed themselves
from the big smiles on their faces. The next week we made cars and
flying vehicles with the Lego and the children were very clever
with the building equipment. The children were well behaved and
made some excellent constructions. We hoped to help the smaller
children gain more skills in building. We wanted them to achieve
higher levels and I hope we were successful!!"
The Netball
club:
"We decided to teach netball to younger pupils in the school.
We taught them skills and techniques through the 5 weeks of teaching
them. We experienced teaching children younger than ourselves and
really enjoyed it. They all tried their best and worked together
as a team."
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