Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• What's new this week?

  Sun 07 Jun 2020 C Morris

  Hello again,

   

  We've had another busy week of distance learning.  The teachers have been getting in touch with families to check in and support them with learning away from the school site. 

   

  Welsh Government made an announcement this week that schools will re-open in a very limited way to allow pupils to "check in, catch-up and prepare" from 29th June.  We are awaiting more guidance from Welsh Government before putting out a formal announcement.  However, please be aware that it has been made clear that re-opening will not mean all the children are back in school at the same time.  We will keep you informed by text and this website as we get more information.  Please be patient.

   

  On our school website, over the last two weeks, we have had

  5,106 

  hits

  from pupils and parents looking for information and activities.

  Also, on Seesaw we have had - 

  1,350

  activities posted

  1,273

  comments added to tasks

  and

  774

  likes were added to others' work by pupils.

  5B 

  posted the most activities and comments in the last month, with 

  524 posts

   

   

   

  Next week will see the return of STEM Week.  This is our annual celebration of Science, Technology, Enigineering and Maths.  Staff have put STEM challenges on their year group pages and invite you to send in your results and photos to share your achievements with us.  You will also see a return  of the very popular Beat The Teacher videos.  Take a look on the Virtual STEM Week page for more information and the videos -https://www.ninianparkprm.cardiff.sch.uk/virtual-stem-week/ 

   

  We hope you find this as inspiring, challenging and fun as our Vitual Sports Day, which had such fabulous responses.  

   

  Please remember, any questions about distance learning should be emailed to remotelearning@ninianparkprm.cardiff.sch.uk.

   

  We hope you have a great week and manage to stay safe and well.

   

  From all the staff at Ninian Park Primary School.

   

• STEM Week Coming Soon!

  Thu 04 Jun 2020

  Next week (Monday 8th- Friday  12th June)  we will be holding Ninian Park Primary's first ever Virtual STEM Week! 

   

  Your class teachers have been busy getting ready to set you some exciting challenges to try at home. 

   

  Every time you complete a challenge, take a photograph or video and post it on your See-Saw account. 

   

  Children who take part will receive a virtual certificate!

   

  We can't wait to see your Sensational STEM challenge entries!

  Good luck and have fun! #npvirtualSTEMweek

   

  Head over to our STEM page to see some of last years fun activities:

  https://www.ninianparkprm.cardiff.sch.uk/virtual-stem-week/

   

  

• Science Fun at Home 4th June 2020

  Thu 04 Jun 2020

  This week's Science Fun at Home activity is all to do with the body! Head over to the Science and Technology page to find this and many more exciting activities to try!

  https://www.ninianparkprm.cardiff.sch.uk/science-and-technology/

   

  Don'f forget to share your exciting activities with us on SeeSaw too!

  

• Right of the Week 4/6

  Thu 04 Jun 2020

  This week's Right of the Week is now  live! Can you guess what it is...? Head over to the Rights Ambassador's Page to find out:

  https://www.ninianparkprm.cardiff.sch.uk/right-of-the-week-46/

   Don't forget to share your Rights learning with us via your class seesaw page :) 

  #allchildrenhavetheserights #rrsnp @unicef

  

• What's new this week?

  Mon 01 Jun 2020 C Morris

  Hello

   

  Weekly learning continues to be published on our year group pages.

   

  We have loaned out over 60 iPads to families who have contacted us, stating that they are struggling to access online learning due to a lack of hardware.

  
  Starting today is the 30 Days Wild campaign from The Wildlife Trust. 

   

  What is it?

  This June, join thousands of people taking part in our annual nature challenge, 30 Days Wild! We want you to do one wild thing a day throughout the whole month: for your health, wellbeing and for the planet. That’s 30 simple, fun and exciting Random Acts of Wildness.

   

  You’ll get a free, downloadable pack of goodies to help you plan your wild month, plus lots of ideas to inspire you to stay wild all throughout June (and beyond!). For extra ‘bonus’ items, keep an eye on your emails for additional, fun activities, from instructions for baking hedgehog cupcakes to a beginner’s guide to wildlife photography.

   

  To get involved, just tell us who’s taking part. If you are a childminder and want to take part with your children - the schools pack will be best suited to you.

   

  There is lots of information available online at  - 

  https://action.wildlifetrusts.org/page/57739/petition/1
   

  We hope you have a great week and are managing to stay safe and well.