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  • St Peters School Marlow 1
  • St Peters School Marlow 3
  • St Peters School Marlow 4
  • St Peters School Marlow 6

TERM DATES

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Term Dates 2020 2021 & 2021 2022

Buckinghamshire dates for 2019 – 2020

SCHOOL HOURS

Morning Soft-Start: 8.40 am – 8.50 am

Morning session: 8.50 am – 12.00 pm

Afternoon session: 1.00 pm – 3.15 pm

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St Peter's Catholic Primary School Marlow

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St Peter's Catholic Primary School Marlow
🔥 🔥Year Two continued their topic of the Fire of London this week! They wrote some descriptive sentences about Pudding Lane and imagined themselves as Samuel Pepys, having to bury their favourite possessions. In science they explored how to release the frozen creatures of Planet Zog by investigating how to melt ice quickly! 🧊 🧊 ... See MoreSee Less

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St Peter's Catholic Primary School Marlow

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St Peter's Catholic Primary School Marlow
Year 1 have had a fantastic start to their ‘Arctic Adventures’ topic this week! In History, the children found out facts about the Inuit and built their very own igloos and tents to keep them sheltered from the freezing cold. In English, they have been busy researching Arctic animals and creating wonderful fact-files. The children also investigated how some Arctic animals keep warm in the winter and took part in a ‘blubber’ experiment in Science. Fantastic effort Year 1 - well done! ... See MoreSee Less

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St Peter's Catholic Primary School Marlow

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St Peter's Catholic Primary School Marlow
This week Year 3 have been enjoying their PIRATES topic. They've learnt about famous Pirates and wrote a wanted poster for the famous Blackbeard. In their English lessons they have been reading 'Treasure Island' by Robert Louis Stevenson which inspired them to draw their own treasure Island maps. They've also explored writing with suspense and wrote some very eerie paragraphs to describe waking up in a mysterious forest! ... See MoreSee Less

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