School Pictures
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Choir singing at the foulds school christmas fair!
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Sports Day!
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3 very proud girls!
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Here are some girls from Oak class after the exsausting day!
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The children at foulds had a fantastic sports day.There was lots of enthusiasum and effort to get to the end of the day!(Let alone the end of the track!)
SNOW DAY! (updated on 15/02/2009 14:34:16)
On Monday 2nd February and Tuesday 3rd February heavy falls of snow meant that Foulds had to close for a SNOW DAY. I wonder if the children minded?

All these wonderful photos were taken by Bea Bennister Oak Class.
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We won the Barnet Central Rugby tournament and then the Barnet tournament. Now we have gone through to the London Youth Games in July 2009.
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Egyptian assembly
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Rugby winners
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RE day
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Pyramids
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Tutankamun masks
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Egyptian Assembly
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Hindu RE day
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Harvest
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YUMYUM
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Birch Harvest
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Harvest Festival!
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chesnut Assembly
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YUMMY
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Cake Sale
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Crazy gang!!!
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spikey
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Spikey Man!!!
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red head!
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School Disco
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Moses and the Red sea(not literally!)
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Egyptian RE day
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Well done to Alice Weston whose fantastic Christmas e-card picture was chosen by the most children to send to their friends in the Christmas 2008 e-card competition. Alice wins £20 of vouchers.
Thank you, Matthew and George! (updated on 04/11/2008 16:02:38)
Below you can see a selection of photographs of activities that have happened involving Foulds pupils. Those nearest the top are from the academic year 2007 - 2008, and were uploaded and annotated by Matthew and George in their spare time - thanks guys! We hope you enjoy them.
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I wanna ballon!
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Pepys win!
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foulds school put on a lovely chinese dance for the rest of the school
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saving the rainforest
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muslim day
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islam day
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ice lollie rocket shaped
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ash marble party
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the sats party
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sats party with reception
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palm house
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BBQ
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auction of promises
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who will win???
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go team teach!!!
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rock challenge
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arts fest finale
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grease is the word !!!!
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Foulds have some very tanlented pupils
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arts fest
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blindfold trail
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shelter building at sayers croft
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friday cafe
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Foulds had a visit from the mayor S
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for freindship week we made a sculpture with freindly messages
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rock challenge
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copthall
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stars of the year 6s production!
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paragonia police
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the 3 4s at kew gardens
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rock challenge 2008 foulds and christ church won it.
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left right left right!!!!
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filling the pond
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waiting for the pond to fill up with water
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this is foulds staff making our pond
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mmm noodles
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foulds dance club
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fold this then fold this
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roar stomp stomp stomp I will eat foulds reception!!
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lets go on the spinning spider
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this is fun!!!
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samonella and his irish stew!!
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three detirmined ladies
Pied Wagtail chicks, 10 days old (updated on 10/07/2008 17:51:52)


There are still five in the nest, but there's not much room now. The chicks are beginning to test their wings, and have you noticed one of them beginning to wag its tail?
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Getting bigger, and still not very pretty!
preening (updated on 10/07/2008 17:48:00)


About a week old, learning to look after my feathers.
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One week old today!
It's raining (updated on 07/07/2008 19:45:31)

It's raining and the adult is trying to shelter the chicks, but she's just not big enough and they don't want an umbrella!
one week old chicks (updated on 07/07/2008 19:42:57)


The chicks are one week old. Their eyes are open and they beg for food. Although there are five you rarely get to see all five together.
The hatching of the last egg, 1st July 2008 (updated on 01/07/2008 16:34:59)
A movie of my first lunch (updated on 01/07/2008 16:11:50)
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Mum (or is it Dad?) on the nest.
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Pied Wagtail chicks 1st July 2008 - we've all hatched now, all five of us. Feed me!
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Pied Wagtail chicks, 30th June 2008
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Miss Woolf disappeared on World Book Day and instead Snow White spent the day at Foulds. She hadn't had any breakfast, but an old lady had given her a rosy apple to eat. For some reason many children encouraged her to eat it all up!
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The staff on World Book Day.
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Two of our Reading Champions to helped to organise and run the MasterRead competition - and the five competitors who had to sit in the hot seat to answer questions on their favourite book.
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All the children in the school paired up with younger or older children to share books.
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We shared books on World Book Day.
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Thank heavens Bob the Builder stepped in to help out, as Mr Reeves had taken the day off.
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This is the foulds school choir singing at the Christmas fair.
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The Mayor of Barnet presented Foulds School with a certificate because the children at Foulds had successfully completed the Barnet Recycling Challenge.
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All the children in the 5/6 classes worked together in groups to make a spitfire. The spitfire is now hanging in the hall. First the children made a frame from flexible willow withies.
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The willow withies need to taped in place to make a framework.
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The framework is covered with wet-strength tissue paper.
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Camouflage.
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The spitfire has its final coat of paint.
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Gardening Club visited London's Great Hall in the Guildhall to collect the Patricia Challenge cup for the bes educational garden.
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Do you like our Friendship boxes?
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During Friendship week we cooperated across classes to decorate boxes with Friendship tokens.
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The boxes with friendship tokens were collected together and put on the stage ready to be made into a sculpture.
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Our Friendship sculpture!
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Florence Nightingale came to visit the infants.
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Fun at the car boot sale!
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Did you come to the car boot sale?
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Can you make a magic square? Some year 5 children took part in an afternoon of mathematical fun at Christ College school in East Finchley.
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At the Maths Challenge afternoon.
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We raised money for Cherry Lodge by having a cake sale.
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Raising money at a cake sale.
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Indian music!
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We dressed up for Divali Day.
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The infants had a Divali Day.
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Well done to the new Sports Captains!
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Happy retirement, Mrs Taylor - we will miss you!
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A tap-dancing cake for Mrs Taylor.
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Another fabulous cake.
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Beach huts at Frinton - or it is a cake? Unbelievable!
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What a wonderful collection of Harvest gifts! We enjoyed singing our songs at Harvest Festival (especially the Samba). On Thursday 4th October the years 5 and 6 took the Harvest gifts to local residents, the Fern Rooms, Leathersellers Close and to the Barnet Day Centre.
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Well done to the new House Captains!
Mountfitchet Castle (updated on 04/10/2007 19:33:46)
Year 3/4 enjoyed their trip to Mountfitchet Castle on Monday—despite looking like it would rain all day the sun came out for when they arrived. The children enjoyed travelling back in time to 1066 to explore the castle and roam around the Norman village. They enjoyed dressing in clothes of the time, practising medieval calligraphy and experiencing bygone times.
Party In The Playground - Saturday 22nd September (updated on 04/10/2007 19:32:38)
I have heard from a number of parents and staff how successful Saturday was and that everyone had a good time. The event raised a considerable amount of money for the school and as soon as I have an amount I will let you know how much. We were very fortunate that the Fire Brigade were able to come and show off their Fire Engine and they have contacted me since to say how polite, courteous and happy the children were and to thank all the friendly parents for their hospitality. I would like to say a big thank you to all of the PTA for organising such a successful event, particularly Vicki Wilkinson and Kate Ward, and to all the parents/carers who came and gave their support. I would like to thank Kate Ward for the following which she has written:
'We couldn't have been happier with the weather as the sun shone down on our third attempt at Party in the Playground.  The preparations started early but by one o'clock the playground looked like a majestic dining hall, the jewellery stall was sparkling and the food preparation was well underway.  When we opened the doors at three, we were ready for the masses and the fun began. 
The face painting, jewellery and tattoo stalls had a constant flow of visitors, both old and young with Julie P offering great advice on necklaces to compliment your outfit! The food was served quickly and efficiently and Lizzie had done a fabulous job, the homemade meringues with strawberries and cream were delicious.  A great family quiz followed shortly afterwards and we racked our brains to get the answers right. Just when we thought it couldn’t get any better a fire engine arrived with lights flashing! The kids couldn’t believe their luck and had a wonderful time climbing into the cab and talking to the fire fighters. The whole evening finished off with raffle prizes and dancing in the playground, a fabulous time was had by all.'
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The Fire Brigade came to the Party on the Playground.
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BBQ
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A Norman Knight?
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This term some Year 5 children are working with a playwright called Dino linked to QE Girls' school. Each week they have a workshop with Dino and will end up writing a radio play which will be performed at QE Girls' school.
Foulds pied wagtails ready to fledge (updated on 13/07/2007 14:26:42)
Foulds' pied wagtail chicks in their nest (updated on 06/07/2007 09:30:42)
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During consultation evenings we put our work out in the hall for everyone to see. I hope you came and had a look!
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Years 3 and 4 made some working Roman catapults with help from The Ravenscroft School.
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Some fantastic Roman forts by years 3 and 4.
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Look at the lovely houses made by KS1 children.
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While the year 6s went away on school journey, the year 5s had an arts week on the theme of "Trees" - making a series of fantastic costumes and props based on myths and celebrations that involve trees from cultures all over the world.
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African dancers...
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Chinese dancers.
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Chinese banners
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Practising our presentation...
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Making a chinese banner.
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The tree of life - part of the celebrations at the Day of the Dead in Mexico.
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The hydra (down to just two heads on this occasion) - all set to battle Jason and his argonauts at the end of the world.
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Jason and his argonauts... off to find the Golden Fleece.
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African masks!
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Don't mess with Herne the Hunter!
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Practising our presentation...
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The Day of the Dead in Mexico is celebrated with the tree of life, decorated with birds, angels, wings and other things.
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Putting the finishing touches to the Mexican hats for the Day of the Dead.
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Making heads for Herne the Hunter
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Two mediaeval ladies - costumes in the making...
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Let's boogie on down at the Sayers Croft disco!
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All the heroes and villains in Birch class had a dreadful day, being ruled with a firm fist by Miss Trunchbull (far right) - and if that wasn't bad enough they were bossed around by some ugly sisters too.
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Beech class have disappeared for the day - some heroes and villains have taken over for World Book Day!
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Reading together on World Book Day.
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James Bond and Moneypenny - what a dynamic pair!
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Will the sheep escape from the clutches of Foxy Loxy? Will Grumpy the dwarf intervene and save the day? You'll have to wait until the next chapter of World Book Day to find out!
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Our reading champions keep others entertained.
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The wicked step mother offering red apples and green apples - which would you choose? One is poisoned!
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One of our classes on World Book Day - we all had to dress up as a Hero or a Villain!
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Rita Skeeter was there to take notes of all the procedings.
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We all had to stand up in assembly and say who were are - and whether or not we were a hero or a villain. I wonder which these two were?
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Ms Jayasuriya probably enjoyed her time off and went shopping - meanwhile Foxy Loxy took over assembly and threatened to eat one of the sheep.
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No teaching staff turned up on World Book Day - just a bunch of villains!
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When shall we three meet again?
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Foulds children went along to Queenswell School to take part in a Homework Challenge competition against five other schools.
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Who's got the best ideas?
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Some School Council reps came along to be judges.
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The Year 3/4 challenge was to construct a shelter out of just 30 art straws.
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Building a tower out of art straws, to support a weight. Tricky stuff!
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Quick!! Design a logo!
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Now it's the girls' turn to perform their advert.
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Performing the advert...
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Foulds School, a snow day, Thursday 8th February. How pretty is that!
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Where are all the infants?
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No-one to share the buddy bench with...
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Junior playground... so quiet!
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The 3/4 classes had a Roman day to introduce their topic for this term. Here we have some Roman legionaries being knocked into shape with a bit of drilling to Latin commands.
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Those two slaves in the middle should be making the tea, not hanging around.
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One of Rome's finest centurions and a fine noble lady.
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The mosaic is coming along nicely...
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We made a Roman mosaic out of bits of sticky paper, to make a beech tree, a willow tree and an ash tree (the names of our classes).
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We made Roman flat bread.
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Look at my Roman wax tablet!
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We made wax tablets and wrote messages on them.
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Egyptian Day - Pharaohs visited Foulds School! Admire their lovely eyeliner!!
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To end the 2006 frendship week the whole school got together, circled the school, passed a blue hand around and shouted "Make a difference!"
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At our school we have very talented Musicians.
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Tom Palmer, the author, visited Foulds school to talk to the year 5/6 boys about his books. Tom writes about football, and they ended the morning with a penalty shoot out in the playground. Great fun! Here is a quote from Ottakars:

"Ottakars barnet were delighted to accompany football writer Tom palmer to Foulds school this morning at part of their ongoing schedule of enhancing reading in local schools.

The boys of year 5/6 at Foulds were treated to morning of football questions and a penalty shoot out all geared at getting reluctant readers into books via magazines and newspapers focusing on their favourite sport!

This was the perfect Pre-World Cup event and we all at ottakars are grateful to everyone involved in making this event so successful.

Tom Palmer's new book is available signed at Ottakars barnet priced at £2.99!"
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The author, Cathy Cassidy, visited Foulds on Thursday 8th June with her amazing campervan, to talk about her new book and to have a girly time the year 5/6 girls. After sharing an interesting talk and answering questions, we all had a relaxed time next to her cool camper van, making friendship bracelets, applying transfers, painting our nails and getting our books signed. It was great!
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Cathy Cassidy and some of her fanbase.
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On 26th of May the children of Foulds were allowed where there own clothes for the fee of £1. The ifant money will go towards 'Jack Brown appeal' who has leukimia, hoping to have an operation in New York.The jounior money will go toward a school in Africa.In the afternoon everybody will be taking part in a sponsered walk.The infants will be diong 25 laps,the junior will be doing 35 and the Receptions will be doing 15.There will be a cake sale aswell to raise more money.The people will be really grateful for all this money as it will make a huge difference.
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Relaxing in the library
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The Dick Bailey cup! The most prestigious trophy in the whole of Barnet! All primary schools can enter this trophy, which is usually won by three-form entry schools, with a large range of players to choose from. However, Foulds won the cup on 23rd May 2006, beating Frith Manor 2-1 in an exciting, skillful final in which every one of our players excelled themselves. Read more about it in the sports pages.
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Mr Tumnus
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The Dick Bailey Cup! The most prestigious trophy in the whole of Barnet! Foulds beat Frith Manor in a 2-1 victory on 23rd May 2006 - see Sports pages for more details.
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On Sunday, 14th May, Miss Owen and her fiance Matt, Miss Lam and her husband Adam, Frank Stocks and Mr and Mrs Browett took part in a 40 mile cycle ride in the Vale of Belvoir (Leicestershire) to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. The weather could have been kinder, but the fantastic cakes at the half-way point at Hose made up for the drizzle and cloud. Here we all are at the finish, you'd never guess from our smiling faces that we were all completely frazzled!
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Here we are at the cake stop. Yum!
The Arts Fest (updated on 09/05/2006 13:00:20)
On Thurday 30th March the Foulds School Arts Fest took place down at the Old Bull. It was also performed at the school but mainly at the Bull. It was a great experience to be a part of such a big show and it was very sucessful.

Here is one of the people who performed in the Arts Fest

It was really fun being in it twice in a row but even better this time. It was something I'll never forget.
THE CATWALK (updated on 23/03/2006 12:46:43)
on the day 1st of February Foulds School organized a spectacular catwalk.They only had limited amount of time butthey still managed to perform an exellent show
QUOTES
I THOUGHT THAT THE CATWALK WAS GREAT EVERYONE GOT A CHANCE TO TRY ON NEW CLOTHES AND MODELING THEM WAS GREAT ALSO EVERYONE HAD GREAT FUN AND ENJOYED IT.

I THOUGHT THAT THE CATWALK WAS REALLY FUN AND I REALLY ENJOYED MODELING THE CLOTHES.
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Miss Rawlinson from QE Girls showed Mrs Browett and Mrs Kellaway how to make a chinese lantern from black card and tissue paper. We all had a go during our Chinese week, and were very pleased with the results!
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The year 3/4 classes have been studying Anglo Saxons, and have made some Viking longboats. What do you think of the fleet?
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For those who enjoyed the chinese food, here are the recipes:

CHINESE GREENS

Kai Lan or Pak Choi
Ginger
Pepper
Garlic
Sugar
Oyster sauce

Preparation: your job:
1. Wash the greens in cold water. Pull off any nasty bits. Break up any big clumps into smaller clumps – try to get lots of pieces of greens about the same size.
2. Cut the hard outer skin off the ginger. Cut the ginger first into slices and then into strips.
3. Take the papery skin off four cloves of garlic. Cut the garlic up into little bits.
4. Throw away all the bits you don’t need.
5. Put a saucepan of water on to boil ready for the greens.
6. Have a colander ready to strain the greens when they are cooked, and a plate to put them on.

Adult’s job, with your help:
1. Your adult will stir fry the garlic, ginger, pepper and sugar. Add the oyster sauce.
2. Put the greens in the boiling water – when the water comes back to the boil, time 4 minutes.
3. Your adult will drain the cooked greens.
4. You pour the sauce over the greens.


BEAN SPROUTS

Bean sprouts
Pepper
Soy sauce

Preparation: your job:
1. Wash the bean sprouts in cold water. Pick out any nasty ones and throw them away.
2. Fill a saucepan with cold water and put on the stove. Heat until boiling.
3. Add the bean sprouts, bring back to the boil and cook for about three minutes.
4. Have a colander ready for when the bean sprouts are cooked.
5. Have a dish ready to put the cooked beans into where you can stir the sauce into them.


Adult’s job, with your help:
1. Your adult will drain the cooked bean sprouts.
2. Then your job is to add the soy sauce (try to get a light coating over the sprouts) and pepper, and stir it in well.


CHINESE PRAWNS
Prawns
Garlic
Ginger
Spring onions
Oyster sauce
Pepper
Vegetable oil

Preparation: your job:
1. Peel the papery skin off four cloves of the garlic and chop into pieces.
2. Cut the tough skin off the ginger and cut it into slices and then into strips.
3. Wash the spring onions and then cut off any brown bits. Cut each spring onion in half along its length. Then cut each half up into strips about 2cm long.
4. Have the prawns and the oyster sauce ready to add to the wok when you’re ready to cook.
5. Throw away all the bits that you won’t be using.
6. Have a dish ready to put the food onto when it’s cooked.

Adult’s job, with your help:
Your adult will heat the oil up in a wok and stir fry the garlic and the ginger.
Then you need to give them the prawns to stir fry. Then add the spring onions.
Finally add the pepper and the oyster sauce and stir fry a bit longer.

Thanks to Mr Chai from Emchai in Barnet, who told Mrs Browett how to prepare the food and gave us the chopsticks, and to Waitrose in The Spires who kindly donated a large part of our ingredients. Finally, thanks to Mrs Hayhoe who trekked into Chinatown twice to get us our fortune cookies, lychees and lots of other ingredients, and then cooked all day with us!
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Ming from Stepoutarts taught us how to write with chinese calligraphy brushes and ink to create words. Here we have the words dragon and tree.
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Is Ms Jayasuriya really a dragon? That's what the chinese character says!
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Jih-Wen told us about the monster called Nian who ate people once a year.
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We were transfixed by Jih-Wen's story about the monster who came and terrorised the villagers every year, until they frightened it away with fire crackers and bright red fires and paper window coverings.
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Jih-Wen from Stepoutarts came and taught us the traditional ribbon dancing of China.
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During our Chinese week, the year 5's had some expert instruction from Miss Meta and Tomoko from QE Girls about martial arts. Have a look at the photos and see how we got on!
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If your opponent tries to push you, you have to pull them off balance. And if they try to pull you, then you push them off balance. Easy!
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While the year 6 children went to Sayers Croft on school journey, the year 5 children stayed behind and had a week learning about China. That included making Chinese food! Here are some pictures of the preparation and the end product. Can you smell the garlic and ginger?
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Ready, steady, cook...
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How do you manage with chopsticks?
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Foulds Restaurant.
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Do you think they're enjoying their chinese food?
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Two friends
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Listening Ear has recently opened in school
Listening ear is a service that year 6 children run from 12:30pm to 1:00pm, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It will take place in the corridor next to the office.
The aim of listening ear is to provide a service were you can come to talk about any problems or concerns that you may have.


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Speed stacks
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MY RECOUNT OF WHEN THE YOUNG SHAKESPEARE COMPANY WORKED WITH US

Two weeks ago all the year 5/6s had the `Young ShakeSpeare company` come in to work with us.
They came in because in a few weeks time we are all going to see the play Romeo and Juliet (the play we were doing). It`s being held at Williots in Potters Bar.
In the beginning we all sat down in the hall in two lines, then we all met Hayley, who was leading our groups.She talked to us about our parts. I was Benvolio. Next we started playing our parts, it was really fun acting. Some time later it was break time. After an aganising fiteen minities, eventually it was over and we came back in and started acting again. At last Romeo and Juliet commited suicide.
We all gave each other a round of applause and then we went back into our class.
I really enjoyed it and I can`t wait to see the play.
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This is the rudest thing you can do.
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"STRIKE"
"BEAT THEM DOWN"
"DOWN WITH THE CAPULETS"
"DOWN WITH THE MONTAGUES!"
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Defend him Romeo!
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This is Tybalt tragically dying.
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On Friday 23rd September, Theresa Villiers, our local MP, came to school and enjoyed one of our whole school sharing assemblies. The children behaved impeccably (as always!), showed some excellent work, and then some spoke of the visit by some year 6 children to Ravenscroft school, where they saw the Starchaser rocket (the largest rocket to have been launched on UK soil) and even made some working rockets of their own. They went impressively high, apparently! Ms Villiers then told the children what her job as an MP was like, and answered some very penetrating questions, such as “Do you think Tony Blair is doing a good job?” She later sent a lovely letter to the school, saying how much she had enjoyed her visit and how impressed she was with Foulds School.
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When our new library was opened, we dressed up as characters from our favourite books. I wonder who these two are?
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We had a great time making pots from coils of clay. When they had dried, we decorated them with paint and PVA glue.
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Mummy bear came for a visit and stopped to tell a story.
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To celebrate the opening of our new library, the infants all dressed up as bears from stories. Here they are in the new library!