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St Luke’s School…
The Trip To Snibston
First we went to the discovery area and when we were in the discovery
area I pulled a car up. Then we went to the fashion gallery and we
looked at all the different clothes. Afterwards we went to the coal
mine and I went through the coal mine! Then we went to the
workshop and made some parachutes and other things. Then we
had lunch in a train carriage and then we went in the science play
and when we were doing the science play we went on the
climbing frames. After that we went in the water park, and it was
really fun.
By Shannon Patricia Tyldesley
Our Summer Fair
At the Summer Fair Thoresby class had two stalls they were called Hook-a-duck and Buried Treasure. There were many other stalls at
the fair such as a bouncy castle, throw the sponge at Mr Delafield, raffle, archery, and a popcorn stall. Thoresby class in total raised
£60 from our two stalls. The day at the Summer Fair was very fun! It was also exciting and it looked like everybody enjoyed it.
Creswell class had two stalls at the summer fair. One was nail painting and the other was popcorn. Loads of people liked the look of
the popcorn and loads of people came back from the nail painting with wonderful colours on their nails. Creswell class from the
summer fair made £43 in total from two stalls.
Rufford class had plenty of stores. They had a bouncy castle, tin-can-ally, making gliders and making friendship bracelets.
Sherwood class sold unwanted toys and had fun throwing the sponge at Mr Delafield. All the money they raised went very kindly to
the PTFA.
Welbeck class sold ornaments, friendship bracelets and ran a bake sale. They managed to raise £60! It was a fantastic day and
everyone had so much fun!
By Chloe Sanders and Eleanor Higginbottom - Thoresby class
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