Information from

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Information from St Mary's CEP Folkestone

• Part of Year 4s Creative work with Anita and Tim
  from the Creative Partnership Group
• Linked with Drama and Music
• Emotional Literacy
• Anita guided some of the class to be victims and
  to Hot Seat
• Tim took others to do be reporters with the
  camcorder
• Others were in charge of the different areas that
  theyd set up in the 2 classrooms
• Linked to our International Weather Work using ICT

Photographers from Y6LW, Y4KQ and Y4AK Sound
effects from Year four Text from Year four
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Storm Warning ...for Kent ...
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Operation--- 'Storm Watch'
Be patient can you hear the storm coming?
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Identifying local dangers!
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Planning Collaborating on what to do
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Windows and Glass Doors need Taping!
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Sleeping bags were brought in and the corrugated
cardboard and materials turned part of each class
into a bedroom.
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Soft Toys to cuddle were considered important.
Also someone to listen to the victims of the
storm.
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ICT used for labeling areas.
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No sand available so these 2 used the bark from
the Adventure Playground to make these Sand bags!
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Registration area in both rooms all ready to
receive the victims of the storm.
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The Sky became very darkit looked as if
something was about to happen
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Whats your name and where do you live?
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What a welcoming smile!
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One very bewildered victim of the storm, injured
by flying glass.
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The Medical Centre was in danger of running our
of bandages and plasters.
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Somewhere to be quiet and rest!
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This victim was so traumatized she couldnt stop
crying and shaking. The Caring team were kept
really busy.
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It was terrible but Im safe here!
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Helpers at hand!
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Somewhere to be quiet.
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Nearly back to normal and time for Questions and
Answers!
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What a Day and What a Storm! So many people came
to our School Relief Centre.
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We wont forget this in a hurry! It was GREAT!
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June 2008