This weeks sign is Earth/World
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We are excited to invite you to our new toddler group, we can't wait to meet you! Please share this news with your friends and families with young children.

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What a fantastic performance by ⁦StGabrielsPrimary⁩ at Exeter Cathedral in front of a very large crowd. #Exeter ⁦CWeyman⁩

Cypress class have been investigating how families can be different. We worked on the importance of relationships and how love and respect is key. As a final outcome, we have created a Pasta sauce. This pasta sauce would be taken home and shared as part of a loving family meal.

In Cherry class we have been learning about how are senses can tell us about the world. We enjoyed going on a nature walk to see what we could see, hear, touch and smell!

Our new learning journey is about saving the Amazon rainforest. We used photos & a world map to try and pin down the location of our new topic. The children managed to work out that we were learning about the rainforests and what we can do to protect the Amazon.

Yr 6 learnt about Fairtrade & were able to immerse themselves in the concept of it last week. They were given different resources in the aim to earn as much money as possible. They soon learnt that they would need to trade different items in order to achieve this.

We held our annual Christingle Service lead by Revd. Sarah at St Gabriel's yesterday. The children enjoyed making their Christingles and understanding what it represents.

Christmas Jumper Day.

A fun night was had by all at the Sporty Stars iGlow dodgeball sessions held at St Gabriel's.

We held our KS2 and Year 2 Carols by Candlelight service at St Thomas Church on Tuesday. It was a lovely evening bringing our community together and the children performed beautifully. Thank you to all that attended.

Some of Maple Class have spent the last 3 weeks representing St Gabriel's School at a local football tournament at West Exe.
We are so proud of them and look forward to other opportunities for them to represent the school in sporting events.

Remembrance Assembly
Our Year 6 pupils led the school in our Remembrance Assembly this morning. We were impressed by the way our Year 6 pupils conducted themselves and were able to show respect and leadership in the way they shared this important message with our whole school.

We had our annual Harvest Celebration at St Thomas Church. The children represented the school well and enjoyed the service. Thank you for all the food donations.