Today
News from the Kindergarten
Busy days for our Kindergarten children
Last 7 Days
Junior School Choir sings at Children in Need Concert
Choir performs at Blackpool Opera House
A creative curriculum
Reception and KS1 classes develop their thinking skills
Fire fighters visit
Year 2 children meet the firefighters
Last 3 Months
Year 3 visit the Science Museum
A fascinating trip to the Manchester Science Museum
Children help out
AJS pupils complete sponsored walk for Diabetes UK
BLESMA Home visit to AJS
Old soldiers visit Year 6
Tortoises visit the Kindergarten
Some special visitors!
Seeing Stars
Yr5 trip to the Astronomy Centre
Monthly Draw helps out
AMD sponsors parent's initiative
Reception activities
Children have fun with their DT activities
Kindergarten visit to the park
The Kindergarten have a lovely visit to the park
Yr 4 visit to Cuerden Valley Park
Children have a great day out
Local poet visits Junior School
David Horner, well-known local poet, visits the Junior School
Successful Sisters
A very busy weekend for two pupils
Open Morning
School guides steal the show
Reception visit to Holly Farm
A lovely visit to Holly Farm by our Reception classes
Yr 6 visit to Cuerdon Valley Park
6 North have a fantastic trip to Cuerden Valley Park
Kindergarten News
Fun activities in the Kindergarten
Playground Paradise
New playground equipment for the junior playground
Visit to the Library
Pre-School children visit Palatine
Year 1 Trip to Eureka
An exciting day out to the Eureka museum by Year 1
Mad Science Club
Mad Science Club is back at AJS
New Judo Club
A new Judo Club starts this term
Back to School
Reception children return to school
Successful Sisters
Chloe and Gemma McConville have had a fantastic weekend!
Their successes started on Friday evening when both competed in the musical theatre classes at the Fleetwood Music & Arts Festival; both won their classes and received trophies. Saturday was a very hectic day, which saw them compete in a total of 19 classes ranging from solo acting, to sight reading to bible readings to recital classes. Chloe achieved two first places, three second places and a third place. Gemma achieved one first, three seconds and three third places.
The recital class which Gemma won was open to any age group. Candidates had to pick a choice of three pieces (made up of a prose reading, a piece of poetry and an acting piece), all of which had a common link, and then create and deliver an appropriate introduction linking all three pieces together. Gemma, aged 10, had to compete against Chloe (who won the trophy last year) and a senior drama teacher. She not only won the class but gained a mark of 90, the best achieved by any student in the Festival!
Well done girls.
Posted by: CFD White
Date: Monday 6/10/2008
