Y3 & 4 are putting on an amazing performance of Robin Hood like you've never seen it before! All parents, carers and families are welcome - not just from Years 3 & 4.Date: Tuesday 27th March 2007
Time: 2pm
Venue: Castleton Primary School
Cost: FREE!!
We look forward to seeing you.
(Robin Hood shield by Roush in Y4)
5 comments:
mrs cole the show was brilliant i liked being one of the merry men it was good my mum liked it to i still have my tites mr jones said we could take them home i looked funny in the show
I was very proud of you all Kieran. You looked fantastic and learnt your lines, songs and moves exceptionally well. I'm so pleased I got to see it twice!
Have a great holiday!
Year 4, Your Robin Hood Show was fantastic and I really enjoyed sitting with the audience and seeing all your happy faces as you performed!
I now need your help.I know that you have all been learning about the Tudors and Stuarts and would like someone to let me have a list of Henry V111's wives, naming which were divorced or beheaded. I need to know to help in some research I am doing.
Thank you, Mrs Tasker.
hi mrs tasker
i know all of henry v111's wifes and i can say them in order aswell for the rymeim going to tell you after i tell you the names and here they are Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn,Jane Seymour,Anne of Cleves, Catherine Parr and now the ryme goes like this devorced,beheded,died,devorced,
beheaded and survived
by roush yr4
hi mrs tasker
i found some more informatio about why henry VIIIth wives agreed to marry henry VIII the ere you go
How did King Henry VIII meet his six wives and why did his wives agree to marry him? When Henry was a young man he was extremely handsome, over six feet tall and athletic. He was also intelligent, rich and powerful - the King of England. He was a good catch! Well, he was when he was young. However, as time went by he hurt his leg which prevented him from taking exercise. He became obese and immobile. But events surrounding his marriages and his wives gave him the reputation of a cruel tyrant. So why did the six wives of Henry VIII agree to marry him?
King Henry VIII met his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, when he was very young. Catherine of Aragon was the daughter of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain and originally betrothed to Henry's older brother Arthur. Arthur died when he was 15. Catherine of Aragon remained at the English court where she obviously met Henry. She married him because she loved him and felt it was her duty to continue the alliance between Spain and England
King Henry VIII met his second wife, Anne Boleyn, at the English court where she was a lady-in-waiting to Queen Catherine of Aragon. Henry fell in love with Anne. She married him because she was ambitious and was urged to do so by her family who belonged the powerful Howard dynasty
King Henry VIII met his third wife, Jane Seymour, at the English court where she was a lady-in-waiting to Queen Anne Boleyn. She married him because she was probably in love with him and was urged to do so by her ambitious Seymour brothers
King Henry VIII did not meet his fourth wife, Anne of Cleves, until they met. She married him to ensure a political alliance between Cleves in Germany and England
King Henry VIII met his fifth wife, Catherine Howard, at the English court where she was a lady-in-waiting to Anne of Cleves. She did not love the king but she did love the fine clothes and jewels he showered on her. The marriage was manipulated once again by the Howard family. Catherine Howard was the cousin of Anne Boleyn
King Henry VIII met his last and sixth wife, Catherine Parr, at the English court. She did not love him, her affections were with Sir Thomas Seymour, who she later married. But she was forced into the marriage through duty and obligation
by roush hope you like the information :)
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