World Book Day 2023

How awesome does this look? As part of their Forest School activities, the pupils of Easington created a massive collage on the school playing field. They gathered up leaves and sticks from the surrounding woodland and challenged themselves to make the biggest EASINGTON they’ve ever seen!

We were also very lucky to have a visit from Mrs Leighton’s son, Cam, who was kind enough to bring his drone camera to take some aerial photographs of the masterpiece.

The children worked really hard and demonstrated excellent team work.

The whole school recently spent an entire day focusing on these core values to produce some wonderful pieces of work, many of which are now proudly displayed on a board in the main corridor of school.

A number of children were also selected to speak in front of their peers, giving examples of situations where they have been able to put these values into practice.

“If somebody was sad, I would do some baking with them.”

“I am thankful for my pens and books.” 

“I respect the environment by picking up litter and giving wild animals food and water.”

A number of pupils later attended an after school event at the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre at Spurn Point, where they enjoyed an evening of poetry and cake! They were also able to showcase their own fantastic pieces of work.

Ally has since created some videos of the work, along with a blog (accessible via the link at the bottom of this page).

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