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The document provides photos and descriptions from Holy Cross Catholic Primary School in Birkenhead, England. It shows Year 1 children with their teacher at the front of the school. It also shows the old windmill near the school, ways to travel to Liverpool across the River Mersey, the children working hard in their classroom learning math and using money, a visit from the Fun Food Chef to learn Spanish cooking, a trip to Liverpool Museum to learn about dinosaurs and space, gardening activities to beautify the school, playing together at playtime, and expressing their love for their school.
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Holy cross england slide show
- 1. Holy Cross - England Hello from Year 1 children. Here we are at the front of the school with our teacher, Mrs Wilson.
- 2. Holy Cross - England Holy Cross Catholic Primary School is in the town of Birkenhead, England.
- 3. Holy Cross - England There is a famous park in Birkenhead. This old windmill is a short walk away from our school.
- 4. Holy Cross - England You can go to Liverpool across the River Mersey on the ferry boat … … or you can drive through the tunnel.
- 5. Holy Cross - England This is our classroom. We are working hard sitting at tables.
- 6. Holy Cross - England We do maths. We have been learning to count in 2s.
- 7. Holy Cross - England We have been practising using money in our fruit shop. We enjoy using the computer in our classroom too.
- 8. Holy Cross - England The Fun Food Chef came to visit our school. We learned to cook Spanish food!
- 9. Holy Cross - England We went to visit Liverpool Museum and we found out lots about dinosaurs and space.
- 10. Holy Cross - England We are trying to make our school look good.
- 11. Holy Cross - England We planted seeds and watered the plants.
- 12. Holy Cross - England We play together nicely.
- 13. Holy Cross - England Sometimes we go on the trail at playtime.
- 14. Holy Cross - England We love our school!
- 15. Holy Cross - England Here we are again, with our classroom assistant,