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ICT at Trowbridge
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Our Vision Statement
         
Here at Trowbridge we work together to provide a stimulating learning environment, in partnership with staff, pupils and parents, to maximise the potential of all pupils and to ensure they are well equipped to meet the challenges of education, work and life.
ICT used in the school
The children at Trowbridge have been working hard to produce some excellent work on the computers.
Read the poem and description year 5/6 have been writing this week in English.
We have been celebrating National Poetry Day.
DESCRIBING A HURRICANE
The powerful, unstoppable hurricane stomped through the village as it tore down the trees.
The angry hurricane whistling and shouting torched the houses.
As the hurricane grew bigger and bigger it pushed through the school’s
At the hurricane’s angriest moment it stomped and cried as loud as it could.
By Caitlin
WHAT I DO ON SUNDAY'S
On Sunday first I wake at about 10 am and when I stand up I nearly collapse back on my bed. Next I go downstairs to watch TV for half an hour and go back to bed to have a lovely lie in.
Then my mum screams with such power for me to get up, I ignore her and go back to sleep. Half hour later my mum stomps up the stairs with a powerful force and shoves the covers off me and screams, “Dinners ready!” I get out of bed at about 12:30p.m. and have my dinner which is chicken, mash, broccoli, Yorkshire pudding, peas and carrots I leave my peas and carrots and go back to bed.
I wake at 2:00 and I go out my back and have lots of fun on my springy trampoline and then go back inside and have another delightful sleep. My Dad comes home at five and tells me to get up or he’ll destroy my PS2, so I get up miserably I go downstairs to watch T.V. and then it’s bedtime bliss.
I love Sundays no work, no school great!
But Sundays have flaws: for a start you worry about school the next day and that’s real bad!
By Jodi Williams
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