Final post of the day.

We are only 67 hits away from the 4,000 mark – can you believe it?  I can’t.  I am so glad that I took the decision to upgrade the blog over half term as I can do so much more using WordPress.

Keep visiting.

So I couldn’t resist coming back to check!  We have smashed the 4,000 hits barrier and have had 367 visitors to the weblog today – another new record.

Miss Leaman

Tag Rugby

Well done to both of the Tag Rugby teams who played tonight.  Team one managed to beat Shiphay and team two lost by one try.  For many of the team it was the first time they had played a competitive match and it was a great effort.  Fortunately it was warmer today so the spectators did not get frozen to the spot like they did on Friday after school.

A reminder – both the girls and the boys teams are in action on Thursday night.  The girls are away to Homelands and the boys are at home to Preston (the match was originally scheduled for Friday).  I am crossing my fingers for warm weather then as well!

What a lucky man!

Man gets pole in head – and survives!

How about this for an amazing tale of survival? Manish Rajpurohit ended up with a 4ft-long pole in his head following a bus crash in India in February. As you can see from the X-ray, the pole went in through the 18-year-old’s forehead. It came out through the back of his neck, pinning him to his seat. Amazingly, the pole missed all the important parts of his brain and, after rescuers freed Manish from the bus wreck, surgeons were able to remove it.

You can read the full story on the Newsround website.

So what do you call this animal then?

The post that some of you are waiting for!

I have uploaded the links to the observation/memory game which we were playing in class today.  You will find them on the Brainbusters website.

http://watcombebrain.wordpress.com/2007/11/27/the-one-you-have-been-waiting-for/

Turn yourself into a Christmas card!

Joe wanted us to do some Christmas activities so I am going to show you how to turn yourself into a Christmas card today.  If you want to actually make the Christmas cards at home then here is the link which you will need to follow:

http://fotoflexer.com/

Our shared login details are:

password followed by class name (no spaces or capital letters) @hotmail.co.uk

Our password is as you would expect!

You can register using your own e-mail address IF YOUR PARENTS AGREE!