Newsletter 10 - 13.02.20
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Excellence and Ethical...<br />
Badminton<br />
On Thursday 6th February a team of 6 children from Year’s 3 and 4 went to<br />
Mounts Bay Academy to take part in a badminton festival. The children worked<br />
their way through <strong>10</strong> different stations using a variety of different equipment to<br />
build up badminton skills. It was great to see the children working as a team<br />
and enjoying a sport that was new to some of them. The children were keen<br />
to promote badminton in school and hopefully we will be ordering some new<br />
equipment soon. Well done to Rory, Seth, Poppy, Reenie, Felix and Delilah.<br />
Also, thank you to Jacob Odetayo (an ex pupil) who was our Year 9 leader for<br />
the day.<br />
Ghost Fishing Assembly<br />
On Monday 3rd February Ludgvan School welcomed a team from ghostfishing.org<br />
into our assembly. This assembly linked to our whole school topic last<br />
term of Plastic Pollution. During the assembly the team talked about the work<br />
they do as volunteers to help clear our oceans of plastic pollution and lost fishing<br />
nets. The children saw video clips of the team working under water to carry<br />
out surveys of areas where debris had been found, as well as learning how<br />
they clean areas. After the assembly children from Years 2, 4 and 6 worked<br />
with the team in workshops to take a closer look at the things the team had<br />
found, the equipment they wear and use and they had a go at surveying the<br />
animals found in a net.<br />
Thank you to ghostfishing.org and their team, it was great to have you visiting<br />
us. Thank you to Katrina (Olivija and Sofija’s mum) for helping to organise<br />
this.