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May 3, 2007
Year 2 on the farm.
Year 1 were not the only group to visit a farm this week. However year 2 were the only group to visit a farm that makes its own ice-cream. They met the cows that produced the milk and tasted the ice-cream for themselves.
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Year 3 and 4 visit Hadrian's Wall.
As part of our Roman studies we decided to visit Hadrian's Wall. The children visited a museum to gain some background knowledge and generally 'play soldiers' as we tried on costumes.
In the afternoon we enjoyed a tour of the ruins whilst we listened to an Archeologist.
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Year 5 at Whithaugh park.
Louisa Phillips describes the first day at Whithaugh park.....
We arrived at Whithaugh Park. We went straight to the rope park and Steven got me really muddy after five minutes. Mr. Harris and Mr. Fowler picked me up and dunked me in the mud.
For tea we had pasta bolognaise. After tea we went into the hall to watch Shrek. Whithaugh Park totally rocks............10/10.
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A farm visit for year 1.
This week year 1 took advantage of the fine weather and visited a local farm. The children took photographs to prove that milk does not start at Asda.
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Carr Hill football team.
View the latest images of the football team.
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Extended schools.
Miss Radley is a new addition to the Carr Hill staff. She will be responsible for developing our after school and holiday activities programme.
During the Easter holidays she ran an activity camp for children in years 4 - 6. Overall 19 children attended the scheme and they had fun trying out sports, games and art activities.
Plans for further after school and holidays activities will be posted here on the site.
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May 2, 2007
Gateshead Dance Festival 2007.
Once again Years 1 and 2 were part of the Gateshead Dance Festival 2007. The festival has become an annual event in the Carrhill diary and shows the increasing role that the performing arts holds within school.
Practice sessions after school culminated with the performance at Gateshead Leisure Centre where friends and parents enjoyed a spectacular evening.
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