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Today marks the start of Autism Awarness Week 2021. 
Over the coming week we will be sharing some facts about Autism on our Facebook page - keep your eyes peeled!

We were very proud yesterday to receive our certificate for completing the Mental Well-Being in School award.

The mental well-being of all our CHPS family members is something we take very seriously and something we continue to focus on daily.

Year 3 were very busy last week and even wrote their own song!

They also recycled pencils to make art, learnt about deforestation and made a forest out of mod roc and tissue paper. They recycled magazines and thought about animals effected by climate change and then they went on a protest around the school with signs to save the world!

Great work Year 3!

EYFS have been busy making jellyfish!

Year 5 have been using pastels, painting, using paste resist technique and making mod roc masks all based on the Ancient Mayan Civilisation.

The pencil and statue work is based on the work of the artist, Henry Moore.

Year 1 have been very busy painting dinosaurs this week!

Year 2 have been very creative this week.

They have planned and made their own African masks.

Also, they have looked at contemporary paintings from the Ndebele nation by Esther Mahlangu, using shapes to make their own designs.

Year 4 have produced some incredible animal pictures as part of our Arts Week activities. Here are some samples. Prepared to be amazed!!

Can you guess who is behind the costumes?

We hope whether you are at home or in school you are able to enjoy dressing up today to celebrate World Book Day!

Don't forget to watch the "Book at Bedtime" stories read by your teachers under the "Classes" section of the website. 

Today is World Book Day and we were lucky enough to join a live chat with the author, Catherine Johnson and she even answered one of our questions!