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On Wednesday morning at 6am the school's council members from Year 6, 5 and 4 met to begin their journey to London. We travelled by train to Paddington, then took black cab taxis to the Royal Palace of Westminster. We saw some amazing buildings on the journey there.
Our tour of the Houses of Parliament was fascinating. We discovered that the Robing Room is only used for 1 day a year, when the Queen comes to open Parliament. We saw huge portraits of previous kings and queens in the Gallery. We even stood directly above the spot where Guy Fawkes had tried to blow up parliament hundred of years ago!
The House of Lords was fabulous - the statues were solid gold!
After our tour we took part in a workshop to consider questions like 'Is it sometimes OK to break laws?' and 'Should everyone be treated the same?' It really made us think, especially when we had just been finding out about Emeline Pankhurst and the Suffragettes.
Our MP, Luke Pollard, came to meet us and told us a lot about his new job representing us all.
We then went on the Tube to the Science Museum which was incredible!
When we returned to Paddington we went to Paddington Bear's statue and bench and bought our tea which we took on the train.
After a really long day, we finally returned to school at 8pm.
Our garden project has been shortlisted for a Tesco Bags of Help award.
In order to assist us with this, please vote for us in Tesco stores until 28th January
We will be consulting on our admission arrangements for 2018/19 through Plymouth City Council. The consultation will be live between 19 December 2016 and 29 January 2017. If you wish to find out about our policy or make any comment, please visit www.plymouth.gov.uk/admissionconsultation
Mount Wise are currently working towards becoming a Centre of excellence for Financial Education. We are committed to developing financial education for all children across the school. We aim to provide children with the skills, knowledge and confidence to manage their money well. Click here to find out more https://www.pfeg.org/
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No Pens Day Wednesday 5th October 2016
No Pens Day Wednesday encourages schools and settings to put down their pens and to run a day of speaking and listening activities. Find out more at:
www.thecommunicationtrust.org.uk
'No pens, no writing!' was the motto for the day.
Across the year groups all children were involved in a whole day of speaking and listening activities linked to all curriculum areas.
Have a look at some of the activities we took part in.
For photos from our Bude Residential, please visit the gallery page on our school website: