RED NOSE DAY
On March 14, Tavernspite School had a Red Nose Day. We raised £501.60 by having competitions, jokes, talent shows and much, much more. When we did the talent show, Stuart White, one of the pupils, fell in love with a teddy bear and serenaded her. The staff even performed in our talent show. In the morning the junior classes wrote poems and the winner was Rachel Allan. We did another competition which was called the wordsearch, and Ysobelle won. Also Jamie did a quiz, it's fab!
RUGBY TOURNAMENT
On March 19, we went to Milford Haven to play a rugby tournament. The first match we lost against St. Aidans 7-0. The second match was lost against Llangwm 7-0 in sudden death.
CLASS 5 TRIP
On March 20, Class 5 went to Narberth. We went around in separate groups to ask questions about Narberth High Street being pedestrianised. Our answers were very different compared with other groups. We had lots of fun interviewing the shops. Thank you for letting us interview you.
NEW BUILDING
Hopefully, Class 5 and Class 4 will be in their new classroom by next week. We're so excited to move in to our new class. By the time you read this we will be settled in our new room.
CROSS COUNTRY
On March 23, 10 pupils from Tavernspite School took part in a cross country. It was called the Three Counties Cross Country Races. Children from Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion took part in this.
It took place in Carmarthen. It started at 4.30. The Year 3 girls started first. Ten pupils competed from Tavernspite School. All did extremely well. Florence Bowen Rees came in 10th place. She was awarded a medal. The children who took part from Tavernspite School were Sarah May Patternson, Katie Williams, Hayley Adams, Eleri Allan, Ysobelle White, Stuart White, Florence Bowen Rees, Iwan Bowen Rees, James Coney, Joey Lewis.
COUNTY CRICKET
Stuart White has been picked for the Under 11s cricket squad for Pembs. Congratulations.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations also to Eleri Allan and George Griffiths for performing at Nantyffin, trying to win the award for musician of the year, but unfortunately they didn't win. Also Harry Jones and Iwan Bowen Rees for leading out the Llanelli rugby team against Ebbw Vale.
TIR A MOR
Tavernspite have been given the Tir a Mor award for their lovely work on the environment. In the future, the school hopes to take part in the Tir a Mor woodland project. Today was also an important day because Shani Lawrence (garden designer) visited our school to talk about ideas for developing the school grounds.
By Rachel Allen,
Jack Murphy, Stephanie Hughes and Tomas Rees.