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House team Day

This morning we made beautiful stained ‘paper’ windows with a Christmassy theme! The children drew their own silhouettes of a candle, star or the Bethlehem Nativity scene. They then used different coloured tissue paper to create a lovely background.

This afternoon, they made their own Christmas tree decoration which they will put on the tree thing our Elf-zheimer’s coffee morning. Reception and KS1 made beautiful angels and KS2 used quilling to create paper snowflakes to name but a few designs!

We had lots of fun, dancing and singing along to Christmas songs whilst being creative! Well done House Teams!

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