Brereton Primary

School Newspaper

Club

On World Book Day, Newspaper Club took pictures of

peoples’ costumes. They were all amazing and spectacular.

Costumes included Jake as Captain Underpants and Jack W

as Grandpa from Grandpa’s Great Escape. They were just

some of the highlights but everyone looked really good. The

teachers also got into the spirit and dressed up as crayons.!

Dates:

Beeston Residential:

25th March to 26th

March

Pensarn Residential:

1st April to 5th April

Class Photos: 29th

April

Sports Day: 28th June

Fairtrade Breakfast

On Wednesday 6th of

March, Mrs Pulle hosted our

annual Fairtrade breakfast.

Parents and children were

invited to enjoy all different

kinds of Fairtrade treats

such as jam, toast, lots of

cereal and of course

chocolate spread!!!

We had visitors from the

Fairtrade Crafts team who

sold lots of different

stationary, chocolate and

sweets. Parents were all

asked to take a step for

Fairtrade . What pledge will

you make to help others?

Fun Facts 2

NSPCC Total 2

Teacher Interview 2

Quiz 3

Books for You 3

Sporting News 3

Sporting News 4

Inside this issue:

World Book Day 2019!

Brereton Life

March 2019 Issue 1

Then we asked him to tell us more

about himself and he said he liked

listening to music whilst reading,

gardening and watching football.

For our first edition we decided to

interview Mr Cotton. We asked him

what he liked about teaching and he

said that he loved sharing knowledge

with children and seeing their

smiles.

Secondly, we asked him why he

wanted to be a teacher and he said

because he saw other teachers

teaching and really wondered what

it’s like and he liked it.

This little garden reminds children

of all ages what Easter is all about.

Easter, is not just about the

chocolates, it is

about Jesus

resurrection

from the dead.

Fun Facts!

Teacher Interview

This money had been raised by people

who had supported you with money

for Buddy’s Big Workout. During the

workout we took part in an obstacle

course, circuits and Zumba. It was lots

of fun and the experience has been

made even better by knowing we have

helped others.

Total Amount Raised: £1107.20!

Karen from the NSPCC came in on

Monday 11th 2019 to tell us that we

had raised. The final total was an

amazing £1107.20! Everyone was so

shocked because Karen told us that

we were one of the top 3 schools to

raise the most money in the North

West and Cheshire!

NSPCC

Page 2 Brereton Life

All our dreams come true if we

have the courage to pursue them.

-Walt Disney-

A crocodile can't stick its tongue out.

Every odd number has the letter ‘e’ in it! E.g. One, three, five and so on.

Check out these

unusual Easter

eggs!

It is physically

impossible for

pigs to look up

into the sky.

What is the size of the smallest breed of penguin?

12 inches B. 16 inches C. 20 inches

When was the game ‘ Twister ‘ introduced to the world?

1966 B. 1964 C. 1806

True or False? Otters sleep holding hands.

True False

What fraction of people on Earth, have never seen snow?

A.1 /5 B. 2/8 C.2/3

5. True or False? A giraffe can clean its own ears with its 21 inch tongue.

True False

We had 3 good tries at scoring. We

all played well together in our

different positions .We all had fun,

even though we didn’t

win.

By Alice, Charlotte

Y5

On Monday 11th March there was

an incredible Netball tournament

which Year 5 and 6 took part in.

Many schools took part such as

Lower Peover, Goostrey , Holmes

Chapel and Hermitage. As we

started, Mr Capewell welcomed

everyone to the tournament. We

were very nervous but were raring to

go.

Quiz

Netball Tournament!

Our value for

this half term is

responsibility.

Issue 1 Page 3

Varjak Paw

Varjak paw is a good book for

you if you like animals and

adventures.

For 8 years or older.

By S F Said

Cogheart

It’s a mystery and curious

book. The Moonlocket and

Skycircus books follow

Cogheart.

For 9 years or older.

By Peter Bunzel

Wonder

Wonder is about a strong

friendship. If you enjoy that

you can read Aggie and Me.

For 7 years or older

By R.J.Palacio

Riddle

I am an odd number.

Take away a letter and

I become even what am

I?

On Sunday 3rd March 2019 Charlotte

(Y6) represented Sandbach Gymnastics

Club. She left the house at 9:30am

excited, gradually becoming more

nervous the closer she got to the venue,

a high school on the Wirral.

Upon arrival she met up with her team

and gymnastics teacher. After a quick

warm-up she headed off with some of

her team-mates to the vault where she

completed two handstand flat-backs.

Then it was time for her floor routine.

The day ended with all the teams

gathered together in the hall for an

award ceremony where she received a

gold medal for her vault and a bronze

medal for her floor routine.

Charlotte stated “I really enjoy doing my

competitions and I do them once or

twice a year.”

Gymnastics Success!

On Monday 4th of March, our hockey team travelled to HCCS (Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School) for a tournament. The

team played 6 8 minute matches against a series of other schools. They had a squad of 7, who all played amazingly.

The other schools: Lower Peover, Holmes Chapel, Goostrey , Hermitage and Peover

Superior.

The first match was against Lower Peover. It was a close match, but amazing tackles, great passing up the wing and FAB goals meant that a

win was inevitable. The team all worked together really well.

This set the standard for the rest of the tournament and the games carried on as listed

below:

Lower Peover : 2-0

Holmes Chapel: 4-0

Goostrey 1: 2-0

Goostrey 2: 2-0

Brereton Primary School

Sports News

The price of greatness is

responsibility

-Winston Churchill-

Ava (Y4) has won two gold

medal! To get her wonderful

medals she had to do a floor

routine. She got her medals on

Sunday 1st March 2019. Ava

goes to Sandbach gymnastics and

that is where she got her glorious

gold medals.