VE Day marked the end of World War 2 – and in turn, the end of Adolf Hitler’s reign. As such, it was a cause for celebration all over the world. At 3pm that day, Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the nation that the war was over. In London, a crowd of 50,000 celebrated the momentous event in Piccadilly Circus, cheering and waving flags in the street. This year is particularly poignant, given that it’s the 75th anniversary of VE Day. South Australia’s rugged and remote coast has previously been labelled a shark fatality “hotspot”, with 15 swimmers and surfers killed by sharks in the past 30 years. Simon Howard added: "David Featherby Thornbury was living in London by the time of his father’s death in 1870 and in 1881, he left for Australia with his wife and three children. Remember in class we use Rekenreks to help so I’ve included a link to these that you can use online at Mathsbot.com to help you. Eg 63+ ___ = 100. Slide the 63 to one side and the beads you have left at the other side is your answer!

Maybe it's a good sign when you can't really tell what's fiction and what really happened. It would be nice if the author shared her resources, but she doesn't. However, from what I know of Captain Cook it's clear she did her research. I was hoping for a little more emotion and drama, a little more "imagined life," and less history. At the same time, there is a pretty good balance between the happenings of Mrs. Cook's life and the captain's. What she does share of Mrs. Cook's possible personal feelings and thoughts is very readable. Good morning everyone! Here we are at the beginning of a new week. I hope you all had a lovely weekend enjoying the sunshine! While Mrs Cook was stabilised in hospital on Monday, authorities used drones to search for the shark. They believe it was a juvenile Great White - the species responsible for the most fatalities worldwide.Last week we looked at the subtraction strategy ‘Constant Difference’. This week we will focus on the subtraction strategy ‘Adding Up’. Here is a link to a video to remind you of this strategy: https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/ea/catrinepsmain2019/files/2020/06/E1BF1E51-3E17-4604-9917-9E45A308F640.mp4 Stamp, Tom and Cordelia (1978). James Cook Maritime Scientist. Whitby: Caedmon of Whitby Press. ISBN 0905355040. Depicting Cook's married life and early success, Johnson charted the setting up of The Establishment satirical comedy club in London, and highlighted the growing discord between Moore and Cook as drink and professional jealousy loomed large. Ifans, Wendy Cook claims, catches her former husband's manner 'quite eerily', but 'there was no real insight into their personalities, or into the times we were living in'. This was the time of the Lady Chatterley obscenity trial and Observer critic Kenneth Tynan using the F-word for the first time on television, Mrs Cook pointed out. She argues there was no sense in the Channel 4 film of just how fresh her husband and his partner's brand of comedy was.

He has lived in the Sevenoaks area for over 25 years. His wife is a yoga instructor and they have three grown up sons who retain many of their best friends from their memorable days at Solefield. Wendy Cook, a food writer who lives in Devon and is writing a biodynamic cookbook for Clairview Books, believes the Johnson screenplay, based in part on Harry Thompson's biography, has 'degraded' the intellect of the four young Oxbridge graduates who together created the hit revue show Beyond the Fringe: Cook, Moore, Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller. Of Mr. HUGH COOK, of Christ's College, Cambridge. who died on the 21st of December, 1793: aged 17 Years.

A closer look at the Thornbury family history reveals that David married a Sarah Cook in Washingborough, Lincolnshire in 1820, but it is unknown whether Sarah knew that her husband had fathered a child in King’s Lynn two years later.

I swim because I love it, and it is a great way to start the day,” she told a local newspaper last year for an article about the benefits of ocean swimming. Mr Cook left his long-standing wife at Heathrow airport prior to their annual holiday after the 1997 general election. The painting was in Australia, and most people there wouldn't not have been able to afford a family portrait like that. Raid the plastic recycling box and explore volume and capacity by skiddling about with water, e.g. how many yoghurt pots can you fill with the milk bottle. If this turns into a water fight to help cool everyone down, even better!! The Principal Librarian notes a discrepancy between the dates of the portrait and the life of Mrs Cook, adding 'but this does not necessarily mean the picture is not of Mrs Cook'.

For something a wee bit different, BBC bitesize has this Spanish lesson where Sergio Aguero will teach you how to count to 12 in Spanish. If you manage it maybe you could see how many more Spanish words you could learn. Given some money by the Titanic Relief Committee and offered a job as a lady's maid, Mrs Cook was later joined in America by her husband and they settled in Pennsylvania where her husband worked as a private chauffeur. The couple had one child, their daughter Gladys (b. 1913). I felt eventually I had to go my own way rather than stay with somebody who was that nihilistic. 'Alcohol stokes up the demons and a completely different person starts to emerge. He did know how to behave well, but it rotted into something else ... at a certain point I thought, "This will be the end of me if I don't leave now."' She took her daughters to Majorca to live on a farm and the couple eventually divorced a few years later in 1971. Thursdays focus is kindness and your mission today is to spread as many smiles as you can. Can you think of different ways to make people smile? Maybe you could give everyone in your family a compliment. Prepare a tasty meal for someone to say Thank You. Make a special card or letter for someone to make them smile. And by making the people around you smile, I’m sure you’ll find that you are smiling too! A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Robin Cook will make no response to his ex-wife's account of their marriage."

A man who had met Linda six weeks earlier helped police fill in some of the gaps of the last day of her life. This week I have set a Grammar challenge on Sumdog as well as Maths and Spelling. It’s all about punctuating sentences correctly. BBC Bitesize has a great lesson all about sentences. Its called Writing sentences using capital letters, full stops and joining words and can be found using the link to BBC bitesize, in Year 2, 28th April: English. Good morning everyone. Hope you all had a lovely weekend and VE day. Did you manage to do anything special to celebrate? We had a yummy afternoon tea in the garden. We made scones and ate them with cream and jam – delicious!

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For spelling this week we are going to do a wee revision on the days of the week so your words are: