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At Anglesey, we are a vibrant and nurturing school community, where children are given the skills to become, inquisitive, resilient, independent learners. Our curriculum provides a range of creative, challenging and inspiring experiences for all. This equips our children with the life skills to be happy, flourish and be successful...Today, tomorrow and in the future

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KS1 SATs WEEK 1 19th May 2022
KS1 SATs WEEK 1 20th May 2022
KS1 SATS Week 2 23rd May 2022

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Anglesey Primary School,
Anglesey Street, Lozells, Birmingham,
West Midlands, B19 1RA
Tel: 0121 4644388
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This week we are creating fact files about the animals found in Africa. Keep your facts safe so you can write them up in your ICT lesson on Thursday.

Today we are learning about lions and zebras.

Watch the clips and read the facts.

African Lion 🦁 | Amazing Animals

Lions are the only big cats that live in groups called prides, which consist of mostly related females, their cubs, plus one or two adult males. Learn more a...

Zebras for Kids: Learn all About Zebras - FreeSchool

https://patreon.com/freeschool - Help support more content like this! Zebras are some of the coolest-looking animals on earth! With their signature black and...

Lion facts

Zebra facts

Now you know lots of facts about lions and zebras write some facts about them.

You could write about:

- Their habitat (where they live).

- What they eat.

- Their appearance (what they look like).

- Any other fantastic facts.

Lion and Zebra Fact Sheet

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Welcome to Anglesey Primary School… Watch our children talking to pop star Jack Savoretti on the BBC https://twitter.com/bbcwm/status/1524401477237760000?s=20&t=9wZSlow0kYybBF9lPVYwTQ .Information about Isolation if someone in the household has tested positive for Covid. The following information is taken directly from a Public Health webinar with Dr Justin Varney: Director of Public Health, Birmingham City Council. (06.01.22) If someone in your household has tested positive and your child is 5 years old or over, they should come into school. The child should do daily lateral flow tests. If someone in your household has tested positive and your child is under 5, then they should stay at home with the person who has tested positive until the isolation period is over.

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