In Book Detectives, the children work as part of a ‘book group’. Each group is set a section of a book. They can also complete an individual role all about the week’s reading, such as Discussion Director or Vocabulary Picker. These roles shape the discussion of the club, leading to in-depth analysis of reading. It is a great way to take reading comprehension further, with the children really ‘digging around’ in the meaning of texts and the intentions of authors. So if your child loves reading and likes to talk about what they have read, Book Detectives is the club for them!
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PGP's Number Day was a brilliant celebration of all things mathematical across the school. It was a fantastic day filled with energy, teamwork and curiosity. In Pre-Prep children took part in fun classroom shape hunts and learnt catchy songs to help remember key mathematical concepts. They enjoyed a range of games that tested their knowledge of addition, times tables, odd and even numbers and comparing quantities using more or less than.
Over in Prep, pupils rose to the challenge of solving mysterious clues in exciting escape room-style activities, working collaboratively to crack problems using their reasoning skills. Some also took part in a fast-paced quiz inspired by Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, putting their maths knowledge to the test. The enthusiasm for maths was clear to see, with brilliant number-themed costumes, colourful outfits and smiles all round. A big thank you to everyone who helped make the day so enjoyable!
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Book Detectives
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