Denbigh Community Primary School is set in spacious grounds and provides a welcoming and stimulating environment for over 450 children aged 3-11 years.
All staff and governors at Denbigh are committed to providing the best possible education for our children.
Our aim is to maximise the potential of every child in school by striving to give them a broad, well balanced and creative, education. Most importantly we want our children to enjoy school and for all of them to reach their full potential, at home and at school, in partnership with parents.
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πββοΈπ€Έ What an amazing start to PE in year 1! ππ€ΈββοΈ
We have had a fantastic start to our PE lessons this year! We have been very lucky and had Connor and Shay join us from NE Coaching Co for our Friday morning PE sessions, helping us to develop our physical skills. π
This half term, we have been focusing on or balance, coordination, agility and speed, and the children have been absolutely fantastic! They have shown such wonderful independence and determination when approaching each new challenge. πͺβ¨
We have had lots of fun moving our bodies in different ways to represent different animals, and have been particularly impressed with our fantastic frog jumps! πΈ The children have been working on their jumping skills and are even starting to give Shay a run for his money! ππ
We are super impressed with the effort, enthusiasm and determination everyone has shown. What a brilliant start to our PE journey, Year 1! Keep it up, Pandas and Polar Bears! πΌπ»ββοΈπ #dcpspandas #dcpspolarbears #dcpscore #dcpspe
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π What a fantastic week we have had in science! ππππ
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As part of our βThis is me!β topic, we have been learning all about our five senses - touch, smell, hearing, sight and taste. We have had so much fun taking part in lots of exciting, hands-on activities to help us understand how we use our senses to explore the world around us.
πJelly experiment: We used our different senses to investigate jelly and made predictions about which flavour we thought it might be. We had lots of fun using our senses to help us work out the mystery flavour!
πBalloon experiment: We used our sense of touch to feel different objects hidden inside balloons and made predictions about what we thought was inside. We were fantastic at using our descriptive language to explain what we could feel, and loved opening them up and finding out at the end!
πΆ Sensory walk: We enjoyed exploring our school on a sensory walk, stopping to use our senses to investigate different things around us. We particularly enjoyed exploring the musical instruments and listening carefully to the sounds they made.
We have had a wonderful week of learning through exploration and investigation. We are so proud of how curious and enthusiastic our Year 1 scientists have been! ππ #dcpspandas #dcpspolarbears #dcpscore #dcpsscience
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Another super week with Connor and Shay from NE Coaching Co. Reception moved like different animals β crawling like bears, jumping like frogs and using their bodies in lots of different ways. π»πΈ
These fun movements are helping them to develop their core strength, balance, coordination and speed, while building confidence and having lots of fun along the way! πͺβ‘οΈ
Our children are becoming stronger and more skilful movers every day! ππ
#dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpscore #dcpspe
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Your stars of the week! π€©πππ₯° Theyβve all had a cracking week and weβre super duper proud of them! ...
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Thank you! π We have raised Β£121.16 so far for Macmillan! Thatβs Β£86.66 in cash donations and Β£34.50 online! Thank you so much to those of you who baked and donated and to those of you who came, ate and spent! Itβs hugely appreciated π πππ₯° ...
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PT2.ππΏοΈ Autumn has arrived in Reception! πΏοΈπ
Our classroom has been feeling wonderfully autumnal this week as weβve been enjoying the story The Squirrels Who Squabbled. ππ
Weβve been developing our fine motor skills by practising our SkillsBoard skill of the week β using scissors carefully to cut along lines. βοΈ Weβve been busy cutting out shapes and creating our very own squirrel masks! We have also loved using paint and various materials to create our own autumnal leaves. I think rolling paint conkers was a definite hit! π₯°
#dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpsDT #dcpscore
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