Livingstone Primary & Nursery School WK1 JAN 2020

Friday 10th January

‘If you want to help, help Children in Need’

On Friday 15 November, Livingstone School participated in Children in Need Day. On the day, children from every class gave money and stored it in bottles to be counted later on. On behalf of the school, I am delighted to say that lots of children gave money for the cause and that many children wore Pugsy accessories for the occasion. I am proud to say that Livingstone School raised £284.18. By Isabella 6B

This week 4 girls did an assembly on animal cruelty. They did a PowerPoint on how caring for  animals the correct way is very important. Anaiya, Kiera, Roxy and Maya also asked the students if they could bring in dog and cat food or if they couldn't, to donate a generous £1.00. The girls are very passionate about helping the RSPCA to get as many animals adopted as possible, or get them something to eat and a roof to sleep under. Here are some helpful tips you can use if you see a type of animal abuse in your area: try to track it; if you need to report it, it would help a lot. There will be a box in each classroom and the office and the class with the most food or raise the most money will get an amazing prize! By Maya 6B

Year 5 went kayaking and orienteering to Lea Valley for a School trip. I’m sure everyone enjoyed kayaking even though a few people fell in the water. Personally, I found it really exciting as it was my first time and I’m sure it was for many others too! Orienteering was a fantastic activity too, the staff there taught us how to read maps and find our way around the site. I saw orienteering as a great opportunity as it could certainly help us when we’re older. Overall, this was a really good trip as it was a challenge and helped are independence. By Hailey 5S

On Tuesday 26th November 2019, all of the KF2 pupils and 2 pupils from KF1 went to UNITAS activity zone to participate in the Pentahlon Sports festival. After having their lunch, they played many different activities such as: curling, boccia, golf, dancing, rowing, table tennis, connect 4, table football and more. They had lots of fun and really enjoyed the festival. By Advay and Nikil 5S

At the Verulamium Museum you can see a lot of sculptures and ancient things back from the Roman Times.

Mosaics

As you walk into the actual Museum part, you walk into a green room. If you walk on from that room you go into a mosaic room. In the colourful mosaic room, there are three mosaics: one of them is on the floor, above that is another mosaic. Beside those, there is one behind glass.

Workshop

In the workshop, there were different tables for different activities. There was a bathroom themed table, a kitchen themed table and a building themed table. At the end of the lesson a few children got to dress up.

Roman wall

When we went for a muddy walk, we saw a Roman Wall. We all took a big picture there and went to the left overs of a Roman House, The floor was a mosaic but it was broken

Gift Shop In the gift shop, there were so many things: pens, pencils, necklaces, bracelets and many more! After we all paid for our things we went outside onto the mini bus.

By Lily Year 4