Last Reception Assembly ever at St Hilda’s today…

Sadly, this morning was the very last ever Reception assembly at St Hilda’s. The class performed a really nice piece for the school on dinosaurs. They all told us key snippets of information about when the dinosaurs roamed the land, how long ago they became extinct (and what that meant). The class had all painted their own dinosaurs (Elliot’s was a Stegosaurus) and they finished up singing a dinosaur song, and acting it out.

It was very well put together and the class clearly had fun doing it. πŸ™‚

Oliver’s class also came in to watch the show – incredibly Olly sat through the show and watched intently – wish he could sit still for such a log time like that for us at home πŸ™‚

Poor Elliot was poorly this morning but was absolutely NOT going to stay away from school for e last ever assembly.

It is school Sports Day tomorrow – perfect given that the gorgeous sunshine of the beginning of the week has been replaced with heavy rain…. πŸ™ think we will need a brolly or two…

Elly at Silcoates and local school…

Elliot had his third and final planned trip over to Silcoates yesterday. Sadly he did not have a great time of it – Mrs Forge grabbed us after school to let us know that Elly had been upset (in tears) three or so times during the day.

Elliot said to us afterwards (when at home) that he felt confused as a little frightened. Guess that it is a MUCH bigger school with way more children than St Hilda’s. This on top of the fact that he knows exactly what to expect at St Hilda’s. All part of the challenge of bringing the kids through their journey of life πŸ™‚

To top it off, we took a call yesterday from Holy Trinity School in Ossett – they finally have a place for Elliot commencing in September and thus, do we want it? We thought about it but realised that we have made our mind up with the private school option of Silcoates – Elliot is thriving at St Hilda’s and we would potentially be making a massive mistake in moving him at this stage. So for now we proceed onward with the Silcoates Foundation πŸ™‚

Poorly Olly :-(

Yesterday, poor Olly began with a fever – the first one for almost 3 months !!!

Mummy managed to get him to wee in the test tube last night before his bath, so we dropped this off at the hospital this morning for the tests to be conducted against it. The doctor wanted the wee sample when he was in the midst of a fever so that they could check it out. Hopefully this will work out well timing wise since we just got the next appointment for him to go back to see Mr Jones (Paediatrician).

It does not seem as aggressive this time around (the fever) so who knows, maybe he is growing out of them…. Fingers crossed.

Happy Father’s Day

We have had a lovely day at home doing not a lot πŸ™‚

The boys were very kind and bought daddy a new mug and some new trainers. There were a couple of very nice hand made cards as well πŸ™‚

We did hope to get out to a park but the time has just disappeared on us unfortunately.

Happy Father’s Day to all the daddies out there – hope you all have a fab time.

Fathers Day Service at St Hilda’s

This morning, we stayed in chapel for the St Hilda’s Fathers Day service. Β The children all had special messages for their daddies and delivered them in their own ways, class by class. Β It was a fantastic service with special gifts for all the daddies that could make it.

Even Olly had some presents for daddy, or grandpa πŸ™‚ Even though he was not actually in school today, Olly had already created a little picture etc.