🏃♀️ GOOD LUCK, TEAM ASHLEY MANOR! 💙💛
Wishing Millie, Mrs Hudson and all our wonderful Ashley Manor parents the very best of luck as they take on the Cheltenham Half Marathon again tomorrow!
We're incredibly proud of everyone taking part and raising money for the fantastic Sue Ryder Hospice. 💙
Enjoy every mile, soak up the atmosphere and know that the whole Ashley Manor community is cheering you on!
Still time to donate if you can, please click the link below:
www.justgiving.com/page/millie-etheridge-4?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL&utm_campaign=lc_frp_share_...
You've got this! 🏅👏
#AshleyManorPrep #RunCheltenham #CheltenhamHalfMarathon #SueRyder #GoodLuck #TeamAshleyManor
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Year 4 have been strengthening their place value knowledge through a fun 'More Than / Less Than' board game. It was a brilliant way to secure key concepts while also practising turn taking and learning how to handle winning and losing with maturity. They also explored 2D nets, constructing their own 3D cubes and using them as dice - a great blend of mathematical reasoning and practical problem‑solving.
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Year 2 have been working incredibly hard in Maths as they explore place value! 🧮
We have seen lots of effort, fantastic listening and a growing understanding as the children develop their mathematical skills. 🌟
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Reception have enjoyed sharing their 'All About Me' boxes which gave their new teachers and classmates clues about them through the items they brought in. We’ve seen pet treats, artwork, family photos, resin mini beasts, favourite stories and teddies, and lots more exciting things.
It’s been lovely to get to know each other better and we’ve been really proud of the respectful listening of others’ presentations.
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The Year 3 girls thoroughly enjoyed their first hockey session at St Edward's Senior School, making the most of the fantastic astroturf facilities. The girls worked hard on developing their dribbling and passing skills, learning how to control the ball and pass accurately to a partner. It was wonderful to see so much enthusiasm and confidence during their first session. A brilliant start to our hockey lessons!
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Pre-School Laurel have settled beautifully into their new classroom! They have been busy exploring their new room, making friends, and getting to know their new teachers.
As part of their 'All About Me' topic, the children have been exploring the 'Little People, Big Dreams' stories. They then created their own special books, drawing themselves on the front cover and thinking about their dreams for the future. 💭✨
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Year 2 have had a fantastic start to their Geography topic all about farms! 🚜
They began by sharing what they thought they already knew, then explored different types of farms and discovered lots of interesting facts along the way. 🌍
To finish things off, they got creative and enjoyed sewing their very own farmyard animals! 🧵🐷🐴
What a fun and hands-on start! 💚
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Year 5 kicked off their History topic on the Tudors by learning about 'The Wars of the Roses'. They then used tissue paper and PVA glue to create a Tudor Rose. The Tudor Rose was created by Henry VII (from the House of Lancaster) after he married Elizabeth of York (from the House of York). The Tudor Rose united the two families after decades of fighting and Henry VII used it to symbolise unity and the beginning of the Tudor dynasty.
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Welcome to the new Reception children as they start their Ashley Manor Prep school journey! They have had a great first week and don't they all look so smart in their new uniform!
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Wishing all our Year 6’s taking the 11+ Gloucestershire Grammar Test tomorrow, the very best of luck! 🍀
#prepschool #independentschool #cheltenham #11plus #gloucestershiregrammartest
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Some of our Year 6’s attended their last 8am Tuesday Verbal Reasoning Club this week after a year of extraordinarily committed attendance!
They worked hard on spotting letter sequences, cracking codes based on letters and numbers, finding words within words, synonyms, antonyms and lots more throughout the year, so this week was about enjoying articles from First News newspaper and the Week Junior magazine as well as putting their attention to details to the test with some scavenger hunts! 📚✏️📰
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