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100 Things To Do Before Leaving Sutton Valence Primary School

 

At Sutton Valence Primary School we believe that school life is much more than what children learn in the classroom and we want our pupils to learn as many skills as possible and have as many different experiences as they can during their time at primary school. We are delighted to share our ‘100 Things to do before leaving Sutton Valence Primary School’

 

 

Our ‘100 Things’ booklet was a work-in-progress project for some months and has been planned, designed and executed by staff from scratch to try and incorporate a range of ideas, activities and skills so that your child can record and be proud of their achievements every step of the way. There are such a wide range of activities that there will always be something to do!

 

 

 Each time your child completes an activity, send them into school with the booklet they have been issued with so that they can receive a designated sticker from staff. They will also be given a token to place in a special display box located in the main reception area so that we can, as a school community, all view, share, and celebrate each and every child’s achievement and progress. There are also designated scrapbook pages at the end of each section for your child to draw, stick or write mementos and souvenirs at every stage of their journey. This booklet will also be a fantastic keepsake in years to come.

 

 

We hope you will be as excited about this initiative as we are in school, and that you will support your child in completing the 100 challenges within the booklet.

 

 

If it’s hard, keep going… if it’s easy, challenge yourself and make it harder!

 

 

 

 

 

 Term 4 Challenge

Paint a Flower

Flower Painting Ideas for Kids - Messy Little Monster

Spring is upon us and flowers are starting to bloom! 

 

Can you channel your creative side this term and paint a flower?

 

First find a flower that interests you, it might be in your garden or at the local park. Then look closely at the flower. What shape are the petals? What colours can you see? Are there different shades? Really try to capture the flower in your painting.

 

If you need to, take a close up picture of your flower so you can paint it later at home. What painting style will you choose?

 

Send in your beautiful paintings and get this terms challenge sticker for your book.

 

Flower Printing | Learning 4 Kids