Coverdale Pupptets came to school to tell us the story of Moses. Thay called it 'Prints of Egypt' and the story was told by two lady puppets who were talking about ther holiday photos. Here you can see moses tralking to the burning bush.
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| 22 May Coverdale Puppets |
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Coverdale Pupptets came to school to tell us the story of Moses. Thay called it 'Prints of Egypt' and the story was told by two lady puppets who were talking about ther holiday photos. Here you can see moses tralking to the burning bush.
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There were some terrible jokes, but we all enjoyed it, especially the song 'Tap the Rock and make the Water Roll' and 'Whupa, Wahay'
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| 30 March Football Supporters Day |
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We wore our favourite team's strip at school today and tried to remember that you can still be friends even though you support different teams.
We had Burnley, Blackburn, Manchester United, Newcastle, Preston, England, Brazil,
Years ago, supporters used to stand together on the terraces and there was hardly ever any trouble between rival fans. It would be great if this could happen agan.
Matthew and Philip, members of our school football team, wish each other luck in the big match on Sunday. |
| 29 March : Special Guest at Juniors' Assembly | |
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On the 29th of March 2001, a missionary from Indonesia, Linda Chamberlain, came to Hippings to tell us about Jesus and some of the things that happened to her whilst she was working in Indonesia. Linda had to learn a whole new language to be able to go and work in Indonesia! The people there were very friendly and polite, but it was considered very rude to point at somebody with your finger. Instead you had to point with your chin! ( No joke!) The climate was very hot and sticky. There were hundreds of spices to eat |
| 28 March : We Visit the Radio Lancashire Mobile Zone | ||||
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On the 28th March 2001, four children out of year six, Jack Whalley, Joshua Potts, Robyn Entwistle and Katy Atkinson, went down to the BBC Radio Lancashire Online Mobile Zone on Harvey Street. The Online Mobile Zone, is a bus, which has been converted into a place where you can surf the Web and some lucky people can get interviewed at the back of the bus where there is a mini studio. The interview took place outside the bus, next to Hippings Vale Community Centre and started at 10:50am. Neil and the people at the studio asked us questions about the Internet and the school web-site. Mr. Haslam and Jack Whalley did most of the talking, Robyn, Katy and Joshua said their names but not much else! (Joshua got a chance to talk, but he didn't know what to say!) We all had a great time! March We visit the Radio Lancashire Mobile Zonesit the Radio Here we are at the Community Centre where we saw an exhibition about Oswaldtwistle and its history Click below to hear interview. |
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Wednesday 21 March - Wizzy Wins Cover Design Competiton | |
We
had a a prizewinner in a competition organised by Scotts office Supplies
to find a design for their new schools' supplies catalogue. She said:
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| 21 March Rovers Team Train Stars of the Future | ||
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A team from Blackburn Rovers Community Program have been doing football coaching with Year 4 for the last three weeeks. It's been great. Now we all hope to be professional footballers and earn lots of money and marry Pop Stars! |
