Weird Weather!!
As blizzarding snow fall formed a white blanket ,the sun emerged from its slumber ,and gradually took away the sheet of snow; then re-showed the grass that was hidden underneath. After the snow disappearance a re-fall covered the grass again enough to allow children to play amongst the snow.
In the evening we all thought of no more snow, but in the morning we awoke to two inches of snow. ‘Weird Weather’
Oscar Smith - Yr 5
Should English be taught to primary age children worldwide?
Yes. I think it should be common language that can be used to save lives; it can be used as a call of help. If you were working in another Country you could talk to the locals in English, although if they only speak their native language it is of no use. In England it is not compulsory to learn a language in primary school but it is compulsory to learn one in secondary school. What do you think on this important matter?
Joshua - Yr 5
Should English be taught to Primary age children Worldwide?
I personally cannot decide on this question because I think this decision should be answered by the school. English is a World Wide language and for many countries they use it such as Australia, America Scotland and many more with a few differences however nothing major. Although children do not have to learn a different language, for example, if a person approached me, I wouldn’t want to ignore them and be rude would you? To solve this problem, as a suggestion, you could do a vote or to pick 5 children and see if they want to learn a language or maybe have a school assembly about it? To round my answer up, this question is entirely in your hands. Remember DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO and don’t let any other school TELL YOU WHAT YOU SHOULD DO.
Amelia - Yr 5
As blizzarding snow fall formed a white blanket ,the sun emerged from its slumber ,and gradually took away the sheet of snow; then re-showed the grass that was hidden underneath. After the snow disappearance a re-fall covered the grass again enough to allow children to play amongst the snow.
In the evening we all thought of no more snow, but in the morning we awoke to two inches of snow. ‘Weird Weather’
Oscar Smith - Yr 5
Should English be taught to primary age children worldwide?
Yes. I think it should be common language that can be used to save lives; it can be used as a call of help. If you were working in another Country you could talk to the locals in English, although if they only speak their native language it is of no use. In England it is not compulsory to learn a language in primary school but it is compulsory to learn one in secondary school. What do you think on this important matter?
Joshua - Yr 5
Should English be taught to Primary age children Worldwide?
I personally cannot decide on this question because I think this decision should be answered by the school. English is a World Wide language and for many countries they use it such as Australia, America Scotland and many more with a few differences however nothing major. Although children do not have to learn a different language, for example, if a person approached me, I wouldn’t want to ignore them and be rude would you? To solve this problem, as a suggestion, you could do a vote or to pick 5 children and see if they want to learn a language or maybe have a school assembly about it? To round my answer up, this question is entirely in your hands. Remember DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO and don’t let any other school TELL YOU WHAT YOU SHOULD DO.
Amelia - Yr 5
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