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Carnival!

It's St Paul's Carnival this weekend! To mark the occasion, children and staff at school participated in our own Cabot Carnival. This year's theme is journeys, so every class took a different type of transport and learned a different poem to perform after we had processed to the Courts (in our transport-themed costumes).

Year 6 learned 'Windrush Child' by John Agard, who was one of the poets we studied earlier in the year (we love the way he performs his works). Our transport was cars, so we carefully studied and drew car manufacturers' logos and attached them to t-shits, masks and hats. We had a great time! There was such a lot of partnership taking place in our class in order to get ready for Carnival in time. Don't we look spectacular? Happy Carnival!





















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  1. Unknown11 July 2019 at 17:12

    lol

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  2. Unknown27 December 2019 at 17:09

    Miss Cabot primary school

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  3. Unknown27 December 2019 at 17:10

    I miss cabot primary school

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  4. Unknown30 May 2020 at 09:33

    Hi Miss Tupman it is nice to see you still celebrated the carnival good luck on the rest of the year

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    1. Ms Tupman30 May 2020 at 18:56

      Hi! This is carnival last year - sadly, I don't think we'll be able to celebrate carnival in the same way this year. I really enjoyed celebrating with last year's class though :)

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