Complete this as part of your home learning

Click here to fill in the first "Home Learning" form. It will be exciting to see the responses.

Managing Self

This term we are looking at Managing Self, to make it easier for us the teachers have broken it down and we are looking at one aspect of it each week.
So far we have looked at being organised, taking responsibility, listening and now positive attitude. How do you think you are doing with these so far? Make a comment or perhaps your parents would like to comment on whether they have seen you working on these at home.

Wall wisher is finally here

Please post a sticky on wall wisher saying what you are enjoying about Rowan of Rin.

Rowan of Rin

We have a riddle to solve in the story - please help us out.

"Let arms be still and voices low,
A million eyes watch as you go.
The silken door your pathway ends,
There fire and light will be your friends.
Then see yourself as others may,
And catch noon's eye to clear your way."

Enjoying plays

Room 9 have a group of girls who are spending their spare time making up wonderful plays. Alex said "the chocolate cake girls were funny when they annoyed the chef." Alannah thought "the wizzard's accent was great."

Watch this space, Wall Wisher coming

What do you think a wall wisher could be? Keep an eye out as it will be arriving before the end of the week. I wonder who the first person to add to it will be.

Making the most of the summer weather

Divine 9 have been making the most of the the beautiful weather. We are heading to our pool and having fun. Mrs Prichard starts off with a few fun activities before we do some lengths. She thinks we are great swimmers. Before getting changed we have a few minutes of free time. We will be sad when summer ends and the pool is closed.

Rowan of Rin

Rowan of Rin is a fantasy novel Divine9 are reading. The village is in a valley at the bottom of the mountain. Why has the river dried up? We will follow the travellers on their quest to find out why. What will they find out along the way? Will they all return from their quest?
Join us as we unravel the riddles and discover what has happened to the river.

Blog Guidelines

These are Divine9's Blogging Guidelines:

• Blogs are in a public space, be proud of anything that you write or post.

• Always write in full sentences and words.

• Always check your spelling and sentences before you publish a comment or post. If you are publishing a post make sure you get a teacher to check it as well.

• Only use first names when writing.

• Never write any of your personal information, e.g. your phone number or address.

• Report any silly comments to a teacher straight away.

• Always ask permission before posting a photo.

Welcome to Divine 9s blog

What an exciting start we have already had to the new school year. Divine 9 (also known as Room 9) will be keeping us up to date this year with developments within our class and school.