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Wrangle School News

Wrangle Reporters have decided to write about people and events at Wrangle Primary School. We will be looking at how our local newspapers report on news events, sport, entertainment, fashion, and other items we may find. Some of our articles will reflect local and national news that has been highlighted in the media, including radio and T.V. The Editor and some roving reporters will be going out and about in the area in order to obtain first hand information about our environment.

EDITOR'S NOTE Please email wranglereporters@gmail.com if you have any suggestions or comments. Some of these may be published!

Editor: Jeannette Ellwood


Our Team of Reporters for 2012 is:
Zak, Helena, Georgia, Bethan, Arron and Sophy



Editor:
P.S.I take full responsibilty for any typos! Just let me know if you spot one and I will send you the Editor's Special Secret Award...

After very busy Christmas activities and a break during the first half of our Spring Term Wrangle Reporters are back to work with writing, reporting and and film making.

Our current projects include filming footage for a DVD about our school, observing nature at Freiston Shore RSPB site, and preparing Art for a continuation of an School exhibition at Giles Academy Art Gallery in nearby Boston.

Future Projects

We are planning a visit to BBC Lincolnshire studios in Lincoln as a followup to Scott Dalton's visit to our school. We are currently arranging poetry sessions with our local poet Annette Burrell and are already looking forward to an Easter visit to the Old Pottery where no doubt a quantity of Sophy's famous cupcakes will be consumed...not to mention the publication of our Writing Rocks story competition results.

Jack Greene Tudor Time Traveller

Jack Greene Tudor Time Traveller
Our intrepid Bethan with the dried frogs!

Wednesday 14 March 2012

wrangle lambs

A long time ago where I used to keep my pony there were loads of sheep. Then one day I was mucking out his stable I heard loads of bahs, I went to go and have a look and there was a ewe giving birth to two lambs. I went to get my mum and the man who works at the farm yard the man let me help the ewe give birth to the lamb it was so exciting.

It was so fun he also let me name the lambs I also remember what it looked like the ewes legs were wide open and she was in so much pain when they were born they were covered in blood and slime so we had to wash them but we had to carry them and we got covered in blood and slime it was so horrible but it was an experiance that I will probaby never get to do again and now I would really like to help give birth to a puppy and a foal.

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