Hope you had a restful summer and that you’re now ready to begin a new scholastic Year as JUNIOR 3 PUPILS!!!  Here are the links to some of your Junior 3 teachers’ blogs: make sure you have a look.  There the stationery list for Maltese too on Ms Josepha’s blog.

Maltese: Ms Josepha – http://stcathmsjosepha.wordpress.com

Maths: Ms Rosette – http://stcathmsrosette.wordpress.com

English: Ms Vanessa – http://stcathmsvanessa.wordpress.com

Science: Ms Corinne – http://stcathmscorinne.wordpress.com

Creative Thinking: Ms Belinda – http://stcathmsbelinda.wordpress.com

Religion - http://stcathmssilvana.wordpress.com

You will soon be able to subscribe to each blog so that every time one of the teachers adds a new post, you will receive an email to notify you.  That way, you won’t have to check every blog daily.

Good luck for the coming year – keep up your enthusiasm to learn!!!

Ms Rosienne xxx

Hi Ms Rosienne,

Thanks for the suggestion of the book. I just finished reading the story with the help of my mother. At first i was imaging my self instead of the boy not wanting go to the library. Just like me he ended up loving going to the library. This a very very interesting story. It was nice that at the end they rebuilt the library again.

Love kristna xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I came across the following story and I thought some of you might be interested to read it.  It is called ‘I Believe in Unicorns’ and is written by Michael Morpurgo.  He is an author Ms Vanessa will surely talk to you about in Junior 3 but, still, I think this is the right age for you to read this particular story.

I Believe in Unicorns by Michael Morpurgo

Love from Ms Rosienne

Please note that I am working on a new blog for the Junior 2s – if you’d like to start visiting it and participating, just click on the following link:

http://msrosienne2010.wordpress.com

Hope you visit soon!

Ms Rosienne

How are you all?  I hope you are having a restful summer with your families.  I really miss you all but I’m enjoying being with my family too. 

Here are some games and activities you might enjoy doing during your holidays.  They are all related to the World Cup. 

http://www.northwood.org.uk/world%20cup.htm

Also, today Julian Bondin shared the following links for more World Cup Games:

http://www.miniclip.com/games/beat-the-wall/en/

http://www.fifa.com/index.html

http://www.miniclip.com/games/world-soccer-champion/en/

http://www.miniclip.com/games/world-soccer/en/

http://www.juggernart.com/games/free-online-soccer-games/world-cup-glory.htm

Enjoy

Ms Rosienne

Here we are at the end of another scholastic year! A year full of plenty of activities and opportunities for you to develop your skills, gifts, talents and interests.  We’ve done our utmost to present learning in a fun and enjoyable way to motivate each and every one of you. There were also times when we adopted different approaches with different children, not because we wanted to treat you differently or unfairly, but because we care about the unique characteristics, needs and aptitudes of each pupil under our care.

I can truly say that I feel so proud of your efforts, performance and achievements in the different areas of our curriculum.  Most of you have not only made a conscious effort to listen attentively during explanations and participate actively in our discussions and debates, but have also extended your efforts beyond the classroom walls.  I really hope you keep up your motivation to learn and to strive for excellence.

Thank you dear parents for the feedback you are giving me about your child’s experience as Junior 2 pupils.  Your constant support and keen interest in your child’s education make our job a rewarding and successful endeavour.  Thank you for the beautiful gifts and the enjoyable evening out with you mummies!  But most of all, thank you for trusting us teachers with the care and education of your precious children!

I will keep each and every child in my heart and, rest assured, I will also pay a regular visit to the Junior 3 classroom next year to say hello.

A few notices:

• Holy Communion Celebration tomorrow Thursday 24th June at 6.30pm.  With regards to dress code, daddies do not need to wear a jacket – a shirt and a tie will do.  As to you mummies, all you need to do is dress smartly like you usually do:)
• End of Year Party on Friday 25th June:  Children are to come dressed casually (no uniform) and bring along a drink, a paper plate and some food to share with their friends.  Also put on some sun cream lotion and bring a cap as we will be spending some time outside playing on the turf. 
• Summer Revision Booklet: we have prepared a booklet for each of the three main subjects.  Junior 2A should have brought it home today whilst Junior 2B pupils will be getting it tomorrow.  There are a few parents who did not send the 2.50euro for the booklets – if you’d still like a copy, please let me know by tomorrow.
• Books to keep for next year: please note that the children will be using the Jolly Phonics dictionary as well as the index book in Junior 3 so please make sure you keep them somewhere safe:)

My best wishes for a great summer!

Lots of love

Ms Rosienne xxxx

We shall be compiling a summer revision pack which will include English, Maltese and Maths handouts (most of which are handouts the children have done throughout the year).  Please send 2.50 euro by Monday 21st June if you wish to obtain a copy.

Regards

Ms Rosienne