Weekly Timetable (06/07/20)

Aloha!

Last week, the website crashed and removed the weekly timetable.???
Apologies for this. The document had to be uploaded as a file instead and the same has been done for this week. Fingers and toes crossed it stays on the website. ?? If there any problems, please do not hesitate to contact the school. 

On a more positive note, I would like to give a big shout out to these readers on myON who are reading for 20 minutes or more daily. They are:

?Jonny
?Tia
?Raphael ​
?Asia
?Kyran
?Kyara 
?Karissa 
?Ciaran
?Maja
?Candida 

Well done and keep it up!

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Number of the week: 1,000

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NCETM activity (Wednesday)

Do the activity below based on your maths group.
Yellow, Orange , Green and Red:
Sarah is 0·2 m taller than Jack. Ella is 15 cm taller than Sarah. Who is the tallest person? What is the difference in height between the tallest and the shortest person?

Blue:
Sarah is 0·2 m taller than Jack. Ella is 15 cm taller than Sarah. Their combined height is 3·25 m. How tall is Ella?​

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​Principles of Catholic Social Teaching

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Q What are the key principles of Catholic Social Teaching?
Q Why do you think Catholic Social Teaching is important?
Q What aspect of Catholic Social Teaching appeals to you most and why?
Q What beliefs and values inspire or motivate you the most?
Q Where do Catholic beliefs come from?
​Q How might Catholic Social Teaching lead to a change in the way people live their lives? 

Miss Donnelly's Golden Time

Some nice ideas to get you through the week

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Riddle: ​If two’s company, and three’s a crowd, what are four and five?
Answer: Nine

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Whiteboard marker fun

You will need:

• A glass plate, bowl, or picture frame
• Whiteboard marker
• Water

Dancing Stick Man GIF from Dancing GIFs

Instructions:

1. Draw a simple picture on the glass. A stick figure is a good one to start with.
2. Pour water onto the plate or into the bowl slowly to lift up the drawing
3. Swirl the water around to make the picture dance and move.

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Solve this riddle: What has to be broken before you can use it?