β¦. The Fairtrade Foundation! Itβs their annual celebration of all things Fairtrade, raising awareness for the need for fairer trade to support farmers near and far. This year is extra special, because the Foundation is celebrating 30 years of the Fairtrade movement in the UK.
Fairtrade Fortnight 2024 is taking place right now, from 9th β 22nd September. Perhaps youβll notice something with a Fairtrade label if youβre out shopping.
At school some of us found out a little more about Fairtrade; we know that when you choose to buy something with a Fairtrade label, you are helping to ensure that farmers receive a fairer price for what they grow. Bananas are something most of us eat in our day-to-day lives – many supermarkets now sell fairly-traded bananas. We enjoyed playing the game βBreaks and Laddersβ which helped us think more about what it might be like to be in a Fairtrade farmerβs shoes:

Continuing with the βfood themeβ!β¦. We transformed our harvested red onions into some onion soup! Unlike the bananas, there were zero βfood milesβ involved because we grew the red onions ourselves, at the CKPS allotment:










Meanwhile, Fred Frog and his P3 friends had another busy week, including using our βFred talkβ to sound out and read words, as well as our βFred fingersβ to βfinger spellβ and then write words:









Spot some of the different ways weβve been practising our spelling patterns:
Finally, thanks and WELL DONE π to these two pupils for showing RESPECT and KINDNESS:


Have a wonderful September L-O-N-G weekend. Mrs Dale


PS AUTUMN is here! I found such a lovely leaf π one day as I βcycled home from school this week; I couldnβt resist stopping to pick it up; I was amazed to see all the colours of autumn on one leaf!















