We celebrated National Poetry Day on 3rd October, with our whole school poetry jam. All the children took part in the fun.
We had some special poems written by our own Christ Church Poets.
Devastation Rylee Broad Year 6
It was a dark, wet and rainy night
No happiness, no hope in sight
The shocking things I’ve done with a gun
Things, bad things that can’t be undone
The deafening bombs and guns fill the air above
There’s nothing to like, nothing to love
With these uniforms no wonder everyone’s dead
With boots and helmets made of lead
In the cold and dark I miss home
Where everyone’s dead and I’m alone
It was a dark, wet and rainy night
No happiness, no hope in sight
We also had a special message from Captain Mad John Flint. Who told us all about our exciting poetry competition. It must be a poem about the season of Winter and entries need to be given to your class teacher by 7th November. Please listen to his broadcast to find out some more!
