This week we wrote descriptions and Mr Ratcliffe came in on Thursday. We played netball. Mitchell, Izzy, Joel and Rosa did their science projects.In assembly Preston got the award for ICT.
In Mandarin we learnt about months.
By Eve and Greer
Photography By Teisha
P.S. There is a change in the timetable from next week. P.E. will now be on Tuesdays and Thursdays instead of Wednesdays and Thursdays. Don't forget your P.E. gear!
Today is World Environment Day, set aside by the United Nations Environment Programme with a special focus on global food waste.
The UN Food and Agriculture Programme estimates that globally, one third of all food is wasted every year.
In developing countries, more than 40% of food waste happens on farms, during storage, and in processing. But in first world countries, about the same amount of food waste occurs in homes and in stores
due to greed, over purchase,
dislike of food which is close to expiry date, blemished or bruised. We need to make wise choices about what we buy
and use to prevent food wastage. The UN estimates that 70% of the world’s freshwater resources go in to global food production, which also accounts for 80% of the world’s deforestation.
This week it was a busy week. We had our assembly and the quiz.Lucy, Alex and Sivan did their science homework. Next Monday it is the queens birthday at London happy birthday to the queen on Tuesday the Argentinian people are coming to our school we might be on t.v three.on Wednesday it is national Tongan week that means we celebrate tonga we have a very very busy week.by (Teisha and agostina. ) :)