We would like to thank all dads and everybody else who attended the football match. The children really enjoyed this experience and quality time with yourselves and they thoroughly enjoyed beating you!
We hope that you all have a fabulous day on Sunday, whatever you may be doing.
All pictures from the match are on the Key Stage One Summer 2016 page so please take a look!
After coming through the after school cricket club to be chosen for the team, OLI were pitted against Wellesbourne, The Trinity and Middlefield in the group stages of the North/Central heat.
The first match against Middlefield saw Michee grab a hat trick of wickets to bring victory to OLI. Amman, team captain, won the toss and elected to field first. Restricting Middlefield to 213, the target was 214 to win. The game plan of no losing early wickets, worked with a total of 238 for OLI, for 2 wickets.
Game two was against Wellesbourne. Losing the toss, we were put into bat first and posted a respectable 244. Some poor fielding saw Wellesbourne narrowly win by 12 runs, putting them top of the group.
It seemed like Wellesbourne would take the top spot in the group, but there was a surprise in store. In our final match against The Trinity, Ayman won the toss and put them in to bat. Slow bowling allowed The Trinity to make some ground, scoring successive sixes to bring a total of 256. Wickets from Isabel and Michee dented their attack and brought some hope to the OLI batters.
Without losing a wicket, we scored a very high score of 285! Michee, Holly Spellman and Sean all chipping in with sixes extended our run score. Wellesbourne, Middlefield and ourselves won 2 matches out of 3, so it was down to who scored the most runs for 1st and 2nd place. After the demolition of The Trinity, we sat on top of the league, with Wellesbourne in second place.
A semi-final against Rudston was abandoned after a heavy downpour, and with no way to call a winner, both teams were put through to next week’s city finals at Sefton Park Cricket Club.
Well done to all the team, who all played an integral role – fielding and batting!
Today some Year 3 and 5 pupils were lucky to meet award winning nature author and Cambridge professor Robert MacFarlane. The children recently completed a writing project, coming up with their own words for different wildflowers in Everton Park, planted as part of the ‘Grow Wild’ project. Robert is particularly interested in language associated with landscape and nature and was so impressed with the imaginative words that the children created!
Just to remind all dads, uncles, granddads or other male figures, there will be a fathers day football match to celebrate Fathers day.
The match will be a bit of fun for the children and adults and a chance to spend some quality time together!
The match will take place on the Key Stage One yard and start at 2.30pm on Friday 17th June 2016. If you have any questions please ask one of the Key Stage One team.
We are delighted to be awarded the Gold Games Mark Award for 2015/16, for our commitment, delivery and engagement of competitive school sport this year.
This is a fantastic achievement with only a few schools in the city currently holding this award. 3 years ago we held the bronze award, finally gaining the silver award last academic year. A huge step-up was needed for the Gold Award, entering more competitions, ensuring more children have the opportunity to participate in extra curricular clubs and compete in a wide range of sports within school and against other schools.
Thank you to the Liverpool School Sports Partnership for supporting us throughout the year with PE and Sport, as well as parents and families who have supported at competitions and events.
Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Primary School Mark Award 2016
There are two extra opportunities to play Beat the Street after school this week, in Stanley Park and Everton Park. See the posters below for more information.
We would love to see our pupils and families attending, so that they can earn more points for themselves and the school, as well as getting the whole family more active!
Thank you for all your hard work and support of this project so far!
A reminder to Year 2 parents that we are now taking payments for their PGL trip in October 2016. The cost of the trip is £80 and payment will need to be made in full by Friday 16th September 2016. This will allow all the final paperwork to be sent off to the local authority and approved.
Payments can be made in the Year 2 area, before or after school, where payment cards will be filled out for your child. If you were unable to attend the meeting this week, information about the trip is with Year 2 staff.
Trip date: Wednesday 19th – Friday 21st October 2016.
The children in Key Stage 2 would like to invite their parents and families to join them in Everton Park to get active and collect points for our school. We will be leaving school at 1.30pm, so bring your registered cards and meet us outside the school hall tomorrow (Friday 27th May)!
We would like to thank all parents for your participation in our Africa day celebration! The sessions were extremely successful and it was lovely to see you getting involved with your children.
The feedback sheets have been very positive to quote “I thought today was brilliant, I think the parents enjoyed it more than the children! I think everyone has tried really hard in all activities”.
Please see the Key Stage One Summer page for photographs of the day.
Please see information below about the Walton Festival, taking place in July.
Walton Festival 2016 a new event funded by Liverpool City Council, Mayor of Liverpool, Sport and Recreation Service and Liverpool Housing Trust. Thousands of Liverpool residents will attend over 16th and 17th July 2016. The Festival will have a theme of health, wellbeing and community cohesion and provides an opportunity to showcase the park’s wonderful heritage. It will feature a whole range of activities and attractions including a large multi sports area, displays and taster sessions, a beach, children’s entertainment, ‘It’s a Knockout’ competition for corporate teams, 5k family fun run, dance and performing arts, live music, Victorian funfair rides, pet’s corner, market traders, bar and catering and many more activities for the whole family to participate in.
Walton Festival 2016 – Its a Knockout Corporate Challenge
Our swimming sessions have been moved from a Tuesday to a Monday from now on, due to maintenance work taking place at Everton Park Sports Centre. The sessions will now take place at Liverpool Aquatic centre in Wavertree. If you have questions regarding these changes please ask a member of the Year Two team.
Can we please remind parents that on Thursday 26th May 2016 Key Stage One will be holding a fun filled day to celebrate our current topic on Africa. The children will be given the opportunity to carry out lots of fun filled activities such as traditional African Dance, food tasting, African Art and much more. Parents are invited to join us during the morning session between 9.00am and 10.30am and we look forward to seeing you there!
Today Key Stage One had a great morning because a special visitor from Nutricia Liverpool came into school to talk to us about how her company uses product waste to raise money for schools in Uganda. She showed us lots of pictures from her visit to Uganda and gave us all the opportunity to ask lots of questions. She will be visiting again in two weeks and has given us the opportunity to form Pen Pals with children from a local school there! When she arrives back she will be visiting school again with our very own letters from our Pen Pals in Uganda, how exciting!
Well done to all of our pupils who took part in the running competition in Everton Park, yesterday. Three teams, a KS1 mixed boys and girls, a KS2 girls and a KS2 boys team, competed against The Beacon, Faith Primary and Millstead.
In the Key Stage 1 race, Jack Trainer finished in 3rd place overall, helping us to a 2nd place finish overall. Our Key Stage 2 girls came in 3rd place, after some top ten finishes and Eryk topped off a lovely afternoon with a 1st place finish in the Key Stage 2 boys race, with 2nd place overall for the team.
Children from key stage 2 have been enjoying a maths lunchtime club, playing fun games and applying mathematical skills.
Well-done to the children from Year Two who took part in a running competition. The children thoroughly enjoyed taking part in various different races against a range of local schools and they each received a medal for doing so!
Mrs Burns’ class took to the Nature Trail this week to have lots of fun in the sun. Once again, the staff and apprentices made the pupils and staff feel extremely welcome – thank you!
The children in Year 3 and 4 would like to invite their parents to support them in swapping their reading books, every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings, between 9 and 9.30am.
If you are interested in supporting your child, please follow them into school from the top yard when they line up for school at 8.55am.
Year 3 pupils gave us an extremely insightful assembly about how to stay safe online, with the main message being how to report inappropriate behaviour. If you have any worries about staying safe online, talk to one of our Year 3 pupils or any teacher! Report any inappropriate behaviour to CEOP.
Watch the clips below to see some of the assembly!
Tom introduces the E-Safety assembly
Ayman shows us where to report inappropriate behaviour through our website
Eight of our pupils represented Key Stage Two at the Highland Games competition, held at Archbishop Beck Tennis Centre, on Friday morning. A series of events, focusing on running, jumping and throwing mirrors the adult version of the highland games.
The children involved had previously taken part in a Level 1 competition in school, during an after school club and performed very well against other schools from the city.
