On Sunday we had to have our suitacases packed and put away in the main building so that the cleaners could prepare the rooms. After breakfast everyone went into the sudio for a session with Carol, David's wife. She was running the workshop today and had organised the tables and resources. It looked like it was going to be another creative activity. Mrs Bell took a photos of the handmade stamps Carol had made as she thought they were clever. Mrs Bell loves learning from other people, which is what family learing is all about. 
Carol explained the task of making murals. She wanted to included some of the William Shrewsbury special symbols with them e.g our acorn sign. Soon there was a busy air of productivity going on. Carol, David, Mrs Hunter and Jessica went around helping different tables. 
Mrs Bell did some 'blogging'!
6 comments:
Hello, everyone, I hope you are enjoying this Blog. Do leave a comment, if you wish. Thanks.
Mrs Bell
I had a very lovely time at Pendrell hall. We had lots to do and see. The best bit was the nature trail, where we found lots of wonderful things.
Harry Bird
The best thing was making the murals wth Libby. Mummy and I had a great time!
From Imogen
Well done, Harry and Imogen for getting your comments published. I am glad you have had the chance to look at the Blog. Keep looking - I will update as and when I can.
There is lots to look forward to for the rest of the term and we will continue to have fun learning in class.
Mrs. Bell!
It's been so difficult to contact you. I don't know whether you will see this but I must tell you that you taught me many years ago in Year 3 at Shobnall Primary School and had a great impact on my life! You have always been my favourite teacher and you unknowingly influenced me to become a primary school teacher myself. I just completed my PGCE at the University of Cambridge and I am now in my NQT year teaching my very own Year 1 class in Huntingdon.
I remember when you started up art club after school, you hung saris up in the classroom for our India topic and sometimes used to bring your sons in when they weren't at school.
I would love to hear back from you.
Sunny Madher.
My goodness Sunny, yes I do remember you and what lovely things you have written on this Blog. Thank you - it's great to know you have been inspired to teach. I am now a headteacher in Tutbury and enjoying the challenges that brings!! Much harder dealing with adults than children. I loved my career at shobnall and will always remember it with pleasure. Y3 there was GREAT.......... keep up the good work.
Mrs Bell
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