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I want to thank all the parents who have given their time to help with the many projects that we have been part of recently, especially those who have helped to transport other people’s children to the many events – leavers’ service, PGL, Safety in Action and PATINA.

Thanks also to Mrs Wise, Ms Sangorski and Mr Richards, who have made such a difference in class this year.

To the children, I’d like to wish you all much happiness in your next schools and class.  It’s been great to have worked with you this year and I hope that you feel proud of your efforts and achievements.  I know that you’ll do well if you really want to.

Good luck and be happy.

Let me know how you think you could use this to help you work together on projects.

Click here to watch the video about how to upload you images

This page at Woodland Junior School is well worth a look too.

Can you think of any food chains near to your house?

Have a good weekend.

As just about all of you have access to a digital camera, I’d like to have a photo competition, where the best 20 or30 photos get put into a photo book similar to the one we looked at in class.  Try taking close-ups, and photos from interesting angles.  As you walk around the village, look for interesting sights, shapes and textures.  Mr Cobb has a collection of photos that his class took that might give you some ideas – click here and maybe select the slideshow option.

Ask before you use cameras or email or bring photos in.

You can bring them in on a memory stick, or email them to me justinheath :at: barcombe :dot: e-sussex :dot: sch :dot: uk

We’ll have a gallery and a choosing session in class, and I’ll try to show you how we can edit photos to make them look even cooler using photoshop.

PART TWO – Find some interesting stories or facts about the village

How many really interesting facts or stories can you find about Barcombe?  Ask around and record the things that interest you most.

Good luck!

I thought some of you looked like you were having an interesting time with the “beer goggles” on…

Have a super break, and I’ll see you on June 8th.

Click the shoelace picture to visit the site of the man who invented it:

It takes a bit of practice, but it could be a good test of your determination!

What would you like to ask?  Can you surprise James by asking an incredibly interesting question?

Put your questions in the comments…