Shape pictures

Today we drew around shapes, cut them out and then stuck them on paper to make a picture or a pattern.

Cookery Club Recipe (25/5/12)

Tomorrow we are making Flap Jack! Delicious!!!
Here is the recipe;

SYRUP FLAPJACKS

Makes 10

Ingredients
100g (4oz) margarine
1 tablespoon golden syrup
100g (4oz) sugar
50g (2oz) oats
50g (2oz) self raising flour
75g (3oz) crushed cornflakes.

Method
1. Heat oven to 190 c, 375 f, Gas Mark 5.

2. Line a baking tray with baking paper.
3. Melt the margarine and syrup together gently (on a low heat) in a saucepan.
4. Mix the sugar, oats, flour and cornflakes in a bowl.
5. Pour the margarine mixture, over the dry ingredients and mix well.
6. Spread evenly onto tray and press down firmly to keep the layer thin.
7. Bake in oven for 15-20 mins until firm.
8. Let it set for 5 minutes, then cut into squares while still warm, then leave to cool.

Find out more about Hope Pastures

If you liked the post about the pony visit use the link below to find out more about Hope Patures.  They are open 7 days a week and it is free to visit.  They also regularly run pony days for children for a small cost. 

http://www.hopepastures.org/index.htm

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Ponies come to Fieldhead Carr

Here they come the Ponies from Hope Pastures led by Amy and Leslie.


On our third week of horse club we had the most exciting visit.  Two poines from Hope Pastures Sanctuary came to visit.  We were able to meet each of the ponies, have a look (and smell) of some of the food that the ponies eat and then groom the ponies.  Have a look at our pictures to see what fun we had.

The black pony is Timmy and the chestnut pony is Sago.



Everyone enjoyed meeting the ponies.  We were told to move slowly and calmly and talk to the ponies as we stroked them.

Amy shows us the brushes that are used to groom the ponies and tells us what to do with each one.

Timmy was so patient as everyone helped to make him look gorgeous!

Great to see our oldest pupils helping some of our youngest.  Good team work guys.

Remember not to stand directly behind a pony as this is a great position to get kicked.....luckily Timmy is so well behaved!

Sago didn't miss out on the grooming.  This tail looks like it would take ages to brush!!

As our pictures show the ponies were fantastically behaved and Amy wrote from Hope Pastures to say that the she thought the children were immaculately behaved as well, so well done to all my horse clubbers, how did it feel to be a pony owner for the afternoon?????

Glee Club

You might be interested to see Sports Relief does Glee Club.

Click here to go to the website.