GT - Issue 2 Apr 12

GORSELAND TIMES the best newspaper in the world!! The Newspaper for the Children, by the Children Below are the children responsible for writing the articles, And editing them

Years Five and Six have worked hard together to produce a news paper and radio station, which are called Gorseland Times and GSRS. They have written and recorded news and news all by themselves. We are very sorry that this issue is taking so long to come out. The reason is that lots of people are not coming any more. It doesn’t matter if you don’t want to come but we would be very grateful if anyone would like to. It’s very fun but you have to work hard. Thanks to everyone who does come. Hope you enjoy this issue.

Intro written by Billy J, Cameron L, Joseph L and Ollie V. (The Editors)

ISSUE 17th April2012 Inside this ISSUE:The2Steves1Teacher trip to Shri Lanka2ITFC Player Interviews3School Counsellors4The Page of Fame5Stickmen6How to be a Great Friend & Sport7Internet Safety8Interview9The Building work10Black forest Victoria11Scootering12Good Books13Word search14Maths Page15

The children at Gorseland are looking forward to the Two Steves visiting the School on Wednesday 20th June for the afternoon. Steve Barlow is tall and hairy,

Steve Skidmore isn't! Together they are Britain’s most popular comedy writing and performing double act for young people.

The 2 Steves met over twenty years ago when they were both teaching in Nottingham. Since then they have written over 130 books together. They have also

acted as series editors on numerous reading programmes for several major publishing houses.

The Two Steves - Action Dogs Game Show Tour

To celebrate the launch of their new series, Action Dogs, the Two Steves (through the generosity of Usborne, the publisher of the series) will be

bringing their Action Dogs Game Show Tour to Gorseland (Years 2 to 6).***New Action Dogs titles will be available to purchase on the day***

Further details to follow - In the meantime if you want to know more visit their website www.the2steves.net and find out more!

THE PAGE OF FAME!

Will it be you next? Mr A Sampson Running By Beth W & Hannah G Mr Sampson what is? the longest race you have ever ran? ‘Well the longest race I have ever ran was 1500 metres and I did it in a flash!’ So how old were you were you? ‘I was young when I did the race…. Very young!’ So that’s why he’s so fast! Melody H Karate By Beth W & Hannah G What award did you get? ‘I got the student of the month award for improving the most.’ I think that’s a great award to receive, do you have to wear a uniform in karate? ‘Yes, you have to wear a my belt and a gee.’

I nternet Safety

Hi I ’m Zoe and today I am going to talk about Chat Rooms. Never give personal

information Always ask an adult before

you use a chat room These are some chat rooms

I Hope this keeps you safe. Next time will be talking about cyber bulling.

The Building Work Behind the KS1 classrooms you probably would have seen some big diggers and lots of construction. It is taken a lot of time and a lot of work but it now looks fantastic! Do you know what it is? Well it’s a mini amphitheatre for children to perform in and have class assemblies. The children in year 1&2 are really exited and can’t wait to use it. I’m sure everyone thinks it’s amazing!

If you shape it like a heart and your really good at making them it may look a bit like this.

If you’re really good and you shape it like a heart it might look like this

By Cameron L & Ollie V

Do you like maths? Yes well this is the page for you! This page includes ways to improve your times tables, mental addition and subtraction.

This page will also include some methods to solve addition and subtraction problems. After you have used these methods hopefully your BIG MATHS BEAT THAT score will be improved.

These are some problems that you could try if you are already confident: 1) There was 637 people at the imperial war museum 296 of them left because it was 6:00 at night. How many people are left? 637-296= 2) Sarah has 492 moshi monsters cards she gave away 127 of them. How many does she have left? 492-127= Now on those two problems there was the sum and now on these two there is not going to be the sum and you have to find the sum by your self. 3) Amy is 67 years old Jon is 170 what is the difference between them? 4) Jamie runs from pinewood to Manchester the length of the run is 476 miles he has ran 56 miles how much has he got left to run? Here are some mental multiplication sums that you could try!!! 5) Jimmy is 42 James is 4 times older how old is James???? That is the end of this page for this issue I hoped this helped you!! Sydney