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Welcome to Class 6POB

Welcome to Class 6POB

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Hello Keyworth - Welcome to Dubai!

Hi Miss Lees and Year 6

How are you? We have just finished our theme lesson and thought we would send you a quick email. We like your school website and all the photographs you have on there. We also liked looking at your class photographs you seem a nice bunch. We have been chatting about England and looking where Nottingham is using Google Earth. We are wondering what the weather is like over there? The temperature here is about 30 degrees although we had some excitement as it rained this morning - the last time it rained here was in January.

We are very jealous that you have a dining room with dinner ladies! We have the Kings Dubai Restaurant our job is to monitor our tables and help clean them, we also help to look after the younger ones who sit with us. We have lots of questions to ask you such as; what subjects do you enjoy learning about? Do you have a mix of nationalities in your class? How many children are in year 6? We only have 6 girls in our class out of 21! Do you have House teams? We have Yellow Windsor, Blue Stuart, Green Hannover, Red Tudor. How many children go to your school? What are your hobbies and interests? We like all sorts of things especially football and swimming.

If you have time to answer that would be great either through email at yr6_kingsdubai@hotmail.com, by posting a comment onto our blog kingsdubai6pob.blogspot.com. We look forward to hearing from you. We can't wait to read some of your poems and learn a bit more about where you live. Have fun with Miss Lees.

Mr O'Brien and the Year 6 Gang

30 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Keyworth!
I am kirra from Kings'Dubai school. I hope you enjoy looking at our blog, because we really enjoy publishing comments! We would like it if you published comments yourselves. Be sure to have a look at our Pupil Council members, because the presentations were very interesting. But also scary! Going up there was quite scary. Thanks!

Kirra B.

Year 6 (POB) said...

Hello there Class 6!

Thank you very much for your email, we loved reading it in our literacy lesson today- what a treat!
We took your virtual tour and we think your school is so cool. We are very jealous of your tennis court especially!
Surprise, surprise it's raining again- we can't believe it hasn't rained there since January, we are getting sick of wet plays.

Ali's Dad has been to Dubai and he loved it- we would all love to come over and see you. It may be a little expensive but we would love the experience. We will ask at our next school council meeting!

Beth is very excited about being able to wear her summer clothes in winter time!

Connor has done a head count, and we have 16 girls and 12 boys- what a lovely big class of 28. In our class we have a very wide range of hobbies from swimming to sketching, from dancing to Kung Fu! Our fab TA Mr Jones has just started a Kung Fu club so we will let you know how that goes. Hiiiiii YA!

We have so many brilliant clubs at Keyworth, such as computer club, chess club, singing, Kung Fu, drumming, netball, football and writing! Which clubs would you join if you were at our school? Have you got any other clubs?

In school at the moment we have been exploring Antarctica and we've become penguins! We have made our own penguin movies based on March of the Penguins. Jess and the other kids have throughly enjoyed using imovie, music, sound effects and images to create their masterpieces. As the task was so challenging, we worked in pairs so we could produce double the quality. All of our hard work has paid off and they are looking outstanding. We are trying to find a way to send you a few of our movies... it may take a while!

We hope you've had a lovely day and we hope to hear from you soon,

Miss Lees and the Class 6 crew x

Anonymous said...

HI IT IS RAKHIM

Hi Keyworth!

I have been having soooooo much fun writing and typing up MYST in our journeys. I hope you are having fun playing and writing up your MYST journeys. I miss the rain and wish I was in England! Te annoying thing in dubai is that when it does rain, it floods because there are no street drain so it is a nuisance getting to school. In January we missed school for a week because of the floods!
HOPE YOUR HAVING A GREAT TIME !

RAK :-)

Year 6 (POB) said...

Hello there again Miss Lees and Year 6 or 'Assalamualaikum' which is a form of greeting here in Dubai. It means 'peace be upon you' in arabic which is the local language here.

Thank you for your email - we would love you to visit but it is a bit expensive - we would love to come to England as we miss playing out in the rain and snow. Kirra, Cameron, Catherine and Kieron have never seen it snow outside before.

We have been busy bees today as we are working on our art work that is going to be used in an art exhibition at the Ductac Art Gallery near the Mall of the Emirates. We have been carefully painting our jungle scenes in the style of Rousseau - it is a painstaking task painting each individual leaf but they are looking more and more effective as we near completing them.

Your theme work sounds really good - we think we may look to learn about Penguins after the christmas break and if you are all experts then it would be great if you could help us with some of our research questions nearer the time.

Wow! What a lot of clubs you have we like the sound of the Kung Fu Club. We have lots of clubs such as football, tag rugby,netball, choir, swimming, cheerleading, chess, quiz, art, horseriding, golf and surfing. Mr O'Brien runs the year 1 and 2 tennis club.

At the end of this month we are having an International Day and a National Day. On the International Day we have to dress up as our class country. In our class we are looking at USA. Mr O'Brien doesn't know what to go as yet so if you have any ideas to help him that would be great as he didn't like our idea of dressing up as the Statue of Liberty! We think the dress would have suited him. For our National Day the whole school are heading into the desert to learn about UAE culture - we can't wait for that. Are you going any trips this year? Have you got any different nationalities in your class?

We wondering what the times are for your school day? We have to start at 7:45am and we finish at 2:30pm. Can you tell us a bit more about your school. Do you have any specialist teachers? We have seperate teachers for music, french, pe and swimming.

Have a great day and look forward to hearing from you

Anonymous said...

Hi this is Nicole from keyworth,
it was really interesting to find out what you get up to there at dubai
i've written a cinguians for you and you and you guys have got to tell me what I'm talking about.
CRASH! HONK!
BANG CRASH BOOM BEEP
AS FAST AS LIGHTNING, QUAKE
SHINING LIGHTS, SWIRVING AND CURVING
SKIDDING
HOPE YOU GUEST RIGHT
PLEASE WRITE BACK SOON
NICOLE

Anonymous said...

hi everyone I am from Keyworth primary and my name is olivia hedges our class is a mix of year 5 and year 6 but I am a year 5.It has really interested me by the messages that you have sent us.I have wrote a cinquian about a place in dubai and I wanted to share it with you and it goes
HOTEL
MASSIVELY BIG
DRINKING,EATING,SLEEPING
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN
THE BURJ
bye bye

Anonymous said...

hi this is rob and connor from keworth primary to say we are building a drangon next to one of our football pich with our wood land on the other side

cant wate to here from you

from rob and con

Anonymous said...

hi everyone its olivia hedges from keyworth primary again did you get my message?well if you did cool!.
I just wanted to inform you about the things that school council have decided were having a dragon on our school fields made of plants and stuff to attract wildlife can't wait to hear back seeya later.

Anonymous said...

hi there,
here at keyworth primary we have things like school council, do you have school coucil?
also we have buddys witch is when we look after people that get upset so its really good what sort of wicked stuff do you have at your school it would be interesting to find out,please write back soon
nicole

Year 6 (POB) said...

I really like the poems that you have been writing - thanks Nicole and Olivia for sharing them.

Hmmmm... I wonder what your poem could be about Nicole?

It sounds very much like my drive to school every single day. I don't know if Miss Lees has told you but the driving out here is bonkers! Every journey you are almost guaranteed to see some insane drivers. The craziest things I have seen are cars reversing on the main motorway (Sheikh Zayed Road)because they have missed their junction. Cars parked in the very middle of the road because they can't find a parking space,and I have seen a few little crashes because everyone drives so closely to the car infront - thankfully I haven't seen anywone hurt.

We like the idea of having a buddy system at playtime we would like to know a bit more about that and perhaps Alice and Charlie could suggest it to our School Council.

Have a great day folks

Anonymous said...

hi this is nicole again,
thanks for emailing me back, the answer to my poem was......
shake-side road a round of applause if you got it right
please write back
nicole

Anonymous said...

hi it's nicole with my friend called oliver,
and he's going to talk about his hobbies. my hobbies are chess, football, fitness, drawing and cricket
please write back oliver+nicole

Anonymous said...

hello this is john and rhys here i am a year five but john is a year six i think some of the activities that you do in school is amazing especially the surfing.john really likes wwe which means world wresteling entiment fave wwe john cena



speak to you soon from john and rhys

Anonymous said...

Hey everyone its Olivia again! Could you tell me a bit more about King Of the Week and how it works. It's great that you like the idea about the buddy system. How it works is... if you have any problems about falling out with someone or you don't know where something is, they will try to solve it. It's really good! I would like to get to know you a bit more and what you get up to as well. See you soon.

Anonymous said...

hi everybody this is Max Coppinger who rocks im from Keyworth [you probably know that]. my favorite hobby's is swimming and running.Im so jelous that you have a swimming pool in your school we dont have a pool but where getting a lake, :) :) :) :) :) ( but its still not a pool :(. im friends with Nicole and Olivia.H

Anonymous said...

Hi Year 6's in Dubai,
This is Leah and Olivia. (The other ones)! I'm really excited to be contacting another school! It's really fun! You're school is absolutely amazing! Fancy having a tennis court and a restaurant. We hope you enjoy every minute of school.
Hoping to hear from you,
Leah and Olivia

Anonymous said...

hi guys its nicole again,
i know i've been emailing you a lot of times but it's just i want to get to know you all
see i'm on a experiment to see if i can make friends
write back soon

Anonymous said...

Hi it's Ali again.

I hope you got my last message if you did how cool. I have told my Mum and my Dad that we are writing to you. I am REALLY REALLY excited about writing to you that I've even told my DOG he's called Jack because he's a Jack Rustel.

See you soon

you're good friend Ali

Anonymous said...

To Catherine,

I'm Ali and if you havent got all my other emails there is something wrong. I also read Enid Blyton books but I don't read "Famous Five" I read "Secret Seven". They RULE!!!

From Ali

See you soon!!

Anonymous said...

To Catherine,

I'm Ali and if you havent got all my other emails there is something wrong. I also read Enid Blyton books but I don't read "Famous Five" I read "Secret Seven". They RULE!!!

From Ali

See you soon!!

Anonymous said...

Hey it's Olivia.My Nana,Grandad and Mum are very interested about the connection between our schools.I have a few questions about dubai such as..... how long does it take to go from England to dubai and do you ever have non-uniform days.We have been working alot on dubai lately it's so cool!.
Our head teacher gave us our parts for the school play last week and I got the part of VICKY POLLARD!.She is a person who is really really really cheeky out of a lot of episodes called little britain and my lines are..... yeah but no but yeah but what!its totally amazing like innit totally awsome like.It's way cool so write back if you can seeya later

Anonymous said...

Hi class 6,

Its Ali again. I don't see how you're jealous about us having dinner lady's when you have a school about twice the size of ours maybe bigger. Its morning here in England and the time is 08:02.

Speak to you soon

Ali

Anonymous said...

hi this this is the class 5f ( its the class below 6s) this morning we have been learning about Dubai and sketching some camels its very interesting

bye from 5F!

Anonymous said...

Well haven't my class been a busy bunch! They are really enjoying messaging you all. They are even doing it when they get home- what dedication! Next week we will be doing even more poetry which we are really excited about. We will be becoming poets during a playtime so we can describe to you what a typical playtime is like at Keyworth. Fingers crossed it's not a wet break- it's a bit like a zoo then, all the lovely children seem to turn into wild caged animals!

If the weathers nice, you will probably think there's a lot of 'clowning around' during break. You'll see what we mean next week! We'll try to take some photos for you to help you imagine our breaks.

Well you're off on your weekend today- Hurray! Lucky for you lot! Have a lovely weekend,
Miss Lees and Co

Anonymous said...

HI ITS RAKHIM!

Hi Keyworth!
Do you know why Sheik Zayed road and what a Sheik is? Well first of all a Sheik or Sheikh (both are used) is like a king in the Middle East. So London is a Kingdom, and Dubai is a Sheikdom.

Sheik Zayed road now shoud be clear that it is a name of a Sheik. Specificly the father of the current Sheik who is Sheik Mohamed Bin Rashed Al Maktoum. sheik Zayed sadly died in 2004, and he built the Sheik Zayed road, and named it after himself.

RAK ;)

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Anonymous said...

Hi guys unfortunately its just shab here and man weve come out with a record for our blog and a whopping 25 comments I just felt like acting ike mrs Anderson at the end of the week school assembly(for those of you who dont know she is our music teacher).

p.s I liked Olivias poem on Sheikh Zayed road and Olivers on the desert.

shab

Anonymous said...

Hi class 6 its Ali again,

Do you remember when I said that my dog Jack was a Jack Rustle he is no he looks like one in actual fact hes a Bordercollie.

charlie said...

to Ali,

this is a comment about the post where you said we have a school 2x the size of yours. Well its a very weird fact but we are one of the smallest schools in dubai!

please reply, Charlie

Anonymous said...

Hi its Olivia Hedges i havent been able to write to you for a few days because ive been quite poorly.I have just managed to persuade 14 year old brother (Joe) to borrow his laptop to write to you.I have got a time limit of only 30 minutes! well thats what joe says.I hope you all have been enjoying your lessons cause they sound very interesting.I hope your all ok too please write back.Talk to you tommorow.