This week...

A fabulous week of learning. The children have had lots of challenges to complete.You will be pleaded to know mission accomplished. Phew, it was close!!!

Worship

This week we have been discussing God’s Kingdom and how we should love each other, equally. Our mission if we wish to accept it , is to spread God’s message of love and peace. We can all help God’s Kingdom by being a little bit more like Jesus. Click here to find out more.

Number ten

We have continued to explore ‘10’. We learned that 10 is made up of ten ones and is also one ten!!

We watched Number blocks 10 green bottles video to help us understand! Click here to watch at home.

Michelle’s Blog

Hello everyone and welcome to this week's blog.

The weather has been glorious this week and we have been blessed with our produce in the garden. We have peas aplenty. They are so sweet and juicy and so easy to just pick and eat. We have noticed the pumpkin plants are really growing, we can’t wait to see the pumpkins when they start to grow. It is so wonderful to see how enthusiastic the children are observing how all our fruits and veggies are growing. Why not have a go at home.

We are happy to announce that all 5 of our butterflies have emerged from their cocoons. We fed them some sugary water and picked some flowers from our meadow, to give them some energy We then let them fly free. Keep a look out for butterflies when you are out and about, you never know you might see our butterflies.

Have a lovely weekend 

Michelle 

Emma’s Blog

Hello everyone,

It's been very hot this week but it hasn't stopped us from growing our brains.

 We have some very exciting news, as our super pupa’s (cocoons) have metamorphosised and we have 5 beautiful Painted Lady butterflies. The children were so excited.

We have been working on our fine motor skills this week. The children have had lots of challenges, we have been cutting helping dinosaurs escape from tangled up wool, matching and moving colour balls to the matching cups using only a spoon, pick up shells using tweezers and then moving them to a pot, counting and ordering people into the right correct numbered cars, and lots more. All of these activities will continue to help the children to stretch their hand muscles, use their brains to problem solve and develop perseverance to get the job done!

Have a wonderful weekend everyone.

See you all on Monday.

Emma

Leavers Party

As is our tradition we will be having a Leavers Party. Each year we like to celebrate our children and their numerous achievements. This year will be a beach party… hopefully in the nursery garden (weather permitting) with lots of water!!! Please come wearing shorts and t-shirts. ready for some summer fun. Everyone is invited to join us on Wednesday 16th July from 9.30 -11.30 am (unless it is your usual session, nursery will be open as usual at 8.45am).

Mini Vinnies Raffle!

On Monday7th July our wonderful Minnie Vinnies will be holding a raffle in support of the RSPCA. Tickets will cost 50p per ticket or £2 for 5 tickets. Prizes donated will include toys, books, chocolate and sweets! Tickets will be on sale outside after school on Monday, please give them you support.

More fun and learning next week!

We hope to see everyone at Family Mass this Sunday 9.30 am at Our Lady’s church.

Stay safe and God Bless

Barbara

Year 5 Homework- Due Thursday 10th July

Maths

Please complete the two sheets that have been stuck into the children’s homework books.

Sheet 1- comparing non unit fractions. Use the bar charts to shade in the fractions represented.

Sheet 2- Multiplying by 10, 100 or 1000. Remember that the decimal point never moves and the digits move move left (multiply) or right (divide). The amount of times you move each number is based on the amount of zeros in what your multipying

e.g. x 10 = 1 shift to the right

x 100 = 2 shifts to the right

x 1000= 3 shifts to the right.

Grammar and Punctuation

Please complete the sheet that have been stuck into the children’s homework books.

Spellings

Can you remember the theme in this weeks spellings.

1. doesn’t

2. criminal

3. robbery

4. expensive

5. unconscious

6. audacious

7. gracious

8. vicious

9. malicious

10. delicious

11. suspicious

12. spacious

13. precious

14. atrocious

15. ferocious

Mrs Barkers group

1. crime

2. steal

3. money

4. sleep

5. danger

6. grateful

7. important

8. room

9. sneaky

10. tasty

Year 4 Weekly blog Friday 4th July "Do not aspire to have more, aspire to be more." (Oscar Romero)

It has been a lovely, hope-filled week in Year 4. On Tuesday we went to St Bedes to experience a prayer day, with the theme, ‘Share your Light.’ Children really were beacons of light in the respectful way they conducted themselves, in their beautiful singing (I could listen to it all day!) and in their kindness towards all. They learned all about the saint, Oscar Romero and made a cross representing themselves, they made prayer beads which they used in the school chapel and made a stained glass window with a message about spreading light upon it. They had a good mix with children from other feeder schools of the same age.

This week, children had their move up morning to their new class. Mr Cornwell is delighted to be teaching them next year -and I will be incredibly sad to see them go but also immensely proud of them for all they have achieved this year.

In class, children invented their own character from the Viking cosmos and thought of a magical object that they might own, lose or steal. This will help them with their upcoming Viking myth stories.

In maths, we have built on our understanding of time with 12 and 24 hour clock using digital time. Children may need a little rehearsal of time at home so I have popped it on the homework

We have started our Geography topic all about Rivers this week. Children loved finding out all about the features of a river and how it changes as is flows downhill. We will be learning more next week prior to our River study trip. Please read the detailed information below about what children will need on the day.

In English, children have been inventing their own Viking myth. Look at our beautiful creation of the Viking cosmos below!

Pledge day - Today, we have been reflecting as a school about how to bring hope to a sometimes dark world. Individually, as a class and as a school, children have thought about how they can make a difference in the world - how they can spread positivity, hope and the message of Jesus to others.

Conversation starters

Geography

How is a river formed and where? Have you ever been to a river? Why not visit Lytham estuary with your family, where the Ribble flows into the sea?

My Pledge

What pledge did you make to help bring hope into our world? Can you remember our class pledge?

Let’s Celebrate!.

Our learning certificate this week is another double whammy. A Bobby Bee/Clara Clownfish certificate goes to Nathan for being a learner who notices EVERYTHING! You are so enthusiastic about every topic - especially thriving in Science and Geography. You are loving learning about rivers.

Our virtues for this half term are Compassionate and Loving. This week we have noticed Myles. You are such a considerate and gentle human being Myles. You always guide others with your complete respect for people around you.

Notices

Sunday 6th July Holy Communion family mass and breakfast in parish centre. You can bring your children into church as normal for 9:15am in their Holy Communion clothes and Mrs Gregan will lead them into the presbytery where I will be waiting for them.

Monday 9th July -Mini Vinnies: Our Mini Vinnies are really eager to raise money for RSPCA. They have decided that they (the Mini Vinnie children) will gather their good condition/new toys, books as well as chocolate bars and sweets to raise money for this cause. On Monday during pick up time they will set up a table, on the artificial grass by the trim trial, where they will be selling raffle tickets to win the prices they have donated. 50p per ticket and all proceeds will go to the charity RSPCA. The prices will be drawn the following week. If you would like to support this fundraiser please bring some change with you during pick up time on Monday 3:25, 50p a ticket of £2 a strip. Thank you!

Tuesday 8th July Please arrive at school for 8:30.Rivers trip to Cuerdale Valley Park. This trip is now payable on parentpay £20. Children will be getting in the river and will need Wellies, outdoor clothing, sunhat and also a complete change of clothing including extra socks.

The trip leaders at Cuerden Valley are encouraging ZERO WASTE and have asked us to try and bring a lunch which has minimal waste.

Some ideas for how to achieve this:

·         Bring lunches in rucksack or other reusable bag instead of plastic or paper bags (bags will be safely left in our classroom whilst we are out on the park).

·         Bring drinks in re-usable drinks containers, rather than throw away bottles.

·         Put sandwiches/biscuits/cakes etc in re-usable sandwich boxes, not wrapped in cling film or foil.

·         Do not pack too much unnecessary food (we have noticed a lot of completely untouched food goes in the bin).

Schools will receive a certificate if they manage to achieve this.

Wednesday 9th July. Children are baking their biscuits. Their recipes are in their bags. #Please bring ingredients

Monday 14th July Flute concert for parents in school at 2:15pm. Children will be showing you all they have accomplished in their flute lessons this year.

We look forward to seeing you at 9:15 for our family mass on Sunday.

Mrs Lyons and Miss Bray

Year 6 Weekly Blog ‘If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change’.

As part of the Jubilee year of hope this year, today, as a school, we have all been asked to write a Jubilee pledge as a class and share this in whole class liturgy this afternoon. Children today have learnt that a pledge is a long-term commitment and promise that will enable us to live out Catholic Social Teaching, to stand in solidarity with communities experiencing poverty, advancing justice and harmony locally, nationally, and globally.  

Pope Francis leaves a legacy of love, justice, and compassion. As Pilgrims of Hope we have made a Pledge, a long-term commitment to build a better world, just as Pope Francis asked us. Year 6 have thought about all the ways we can be signs of hope both now and in years to come. We pledge to care for creation, walk alongside people experiencing poverty, build peace, and believe in the power we have as children and young people to change the world. One way the children have pledged to do this is as they begin their educational journey at high school: ‘We promise to stay true to ourselves in all we do, say, and achieve. We will carry forward the mission of Our Lady’s School, remembering that we are all precious in God's eyes. We will share this message with our new friends and teachers.’

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What a busy week we have had in Year 6. We’ve managed to keep all of our learning going whilst finally nearly finishing our play! Next week we will be running all the way through, making small changes and improving what we have done- maybe even adding a dance in! There are still some children not fully familiar with their lines, please spend time this weekend going over their parts, making sure they know all their lines off by heart with the right expression. They have had their scripts for 6 weeks now and there is only one week to go! Don’t forget tickets are on sale, so please make sure you purchase to avoid disappointment.

I am very sorry I have not given you a lot of time for costumes, but if possible, could these start to come in to school next week- we will be having a run through in costumes on Friday next week, but may try on before this day.

This week we have continued our learning in RE, English and History. Our transition learning continues and on top of this transition preparation, all children have now been for a visit to their new high school and all have come back positive, looking forward to their new chapter, with of course some nerves. We have spoken in class about these feelings and how we need to share them with the people around us. We will of course, be discussing this in more detail over the next two weeks…

On Tuesday, we had a very special visit from Kerry, who taught us all about the History of Blackpool. It was fascinating to look at photraphs and video clips taken in the Victorian era, when Blackpool became extremely popular and how it has grown in to one of the most iconic entertainment towns! We even got to do out very own buisness pitch to the rest of the class, thinking about what type of attraction we could build to draw the crowds- some were very adventurous!

Leavers Day

As we approach the final two weeks of the school year, the celebration of our Year 6 children is at the forefront of our minds. Over the past 7 years, the children have grown into young people who are ready to fly. Young people who know how to be the change that they want to see in the world. They could not have achieved this without the love and support that they received from their school community, and more importantly, their family. For this we thank you.

On Wednesday 16th July, the whole school community will come together at the Leavers Mass to celebrate the class and their journey through primary school. This will take place at 9.30am in church.

The following day, we will be going out for the day for part two of the celebrations! They will be walking down, along the beach, to Fairhaven Adventure Golf and Adventure Playground, where we will stay and have lunch and games for the afternoon. We will then head back to school for the end of the day.

Details and payments for this day out will be given out to you next week and we will finalise arrangements-what your children needs to wear and bring with them on the day.

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Delving deeper through talk …

What are you most looking forward to as you move on to high school?

How do you feel about moving on to high school?

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Well done to Niamh

Niamh, you are such a calming influence on our class. You get on with your work independently, quietly and calmly. Thank you Niamh for being a great role model within the classroom, going above and beyond to help and always doing what is asked of you. You are such a cooperative learner and radiate kindness when working with others both in the classroom and on the stage. Wow, I love watching you perform, where you bring your character to life with such energy and enthusiasm!

This week we have the following children helping to take the younger children to their class:

Michael Isaac Niamh Ola

Love and Compassionate Stars

This half term we will be on the lookout for all the children that stop and notice how others are experiencing their lives, and how they feel, and why they say and believe what they do.  Ultimately, it is what makes us kind and, at a deeper level, opens up the possibility of being loving through our just and merciful actions and forgiving words. This week we thank Millie for always being compassionate and loving with others.

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Mini Vinnies

Our Mini Vinnies are really eager to raise money for RSPCA. They have decided that they (the Mini Vinnie children) will gather their good condition/new toys, books as well as chocolate bars and sweets to raise money for this cause. On Monday during pick up time they will set up a table, on the artificial grass by the trim trial, where they will be selling raffle tickets to win the prices they have donated. 50p per ticket and all proceeds will go to the charity RSPCA. The prices will be drawn the following week. If you would like to support this fundraiser please bring some change with you during pick up time on Monday 3:25, 50p a ticket of £2 a strip. Thank you!

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Final Notices:

St Bede’s Transition Day: Thursday 3rd July

Family Mass at Our Lady Star of the Sea Sunday 6th July- 9:30am

Monday 14th and Tuesday 15th July- Play performances- tickets to be released soon.

Wednesday 16th July- Leavers Mass at 9:30am

Thursday 17th July- Leavers Day Out

Friday 18th July- break up at 2pm

Have a lovely, restful weekend.

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Year 4 homework to be completed by Thursday 10th July

Maths

This week we have been learning about 12 and 24 hour clock using digital time. Please practise telling the time. First use an analogue clock (with hands) If you know you are shaky on this - make it your goal over the Summer.

Then practise reading a digital clock at different times in the day or night. Do you understand am and pm? What does 18.30 mean?

A) 2423 + 678 = F) 3653 - 1247

Reading

Keep reading - try and meet your reading target for the final half term.

Spelling

Please complete the sheets in homework book.

Music

Practise your flute pieces. You all have Charanga log ins.

Optional Home Learning - Summer 2

Have a good look at these. There are some lovely tasks to complete

Year 5 Weekly Blog 27.06.25- 'Acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary circumstances'

Let’s Celebrate

• Learner of the Week- This week our award goes to Matilda for being a focused and cooperative learner. Even with our learning being disrupted with play practice and trying to work in intense heat in our classroom, your commitment, enthusiasm and kindness never drops below your incredible standards. This just shows that you are ready to lead our school as a role model and the responsibilities of a Year 6 pupil.

• Virtue Star of the Week- Our virtues for this half term are love and compassion and our winner this week goes to John-Paul. Transition week is always a fun and exciting week with lots of new opportunities but it is also important in making good impressions. You do this every single day Johnny so I had absolutely no worries about you in your transition days this week- an excellent role model.

End of Year Play

It is tradition that Year 5 get a peak behind the curtain and have a small role to play in the Year 6 end of year play. Dates of the play are listed below. We have some of the costumes already for our specific characters but we need your help. You may have some of these costumes/props already or they could be bought online via cheaper websites such as shein, temu, vinted etc.

Under The Sea (Mermaids/Mermen and Sea Creatures)

Charlotte, Rory, Beth, Grace, Rose, Toby, Lilly, Poppy, Daisy, Matilda, Isioma, Tilly, Logan, Amelia, Joseph

Indians (Native Americans)

Lorenzo, John-Paul, Hugo, Jacob, Sean, Tomy, Josh, Ciaran, Teddy, Hudson, Louis, William, Finley, Gus, Seth

Notices

• Homework- Please check the homework blog to keep on track of your child’s SPAG, multiplication and division practice and also their reading.

• Extra Curricular Activities- Please check the sports blog for new and existing sports clubs taking place this half term, including game and tournament dates.

• Football Trials Tuesday 1st July - If you haven’t already and are interested in competing in the school football team, sign up via the sports page. There will be two trail dates to attend.

• St Bedes Science and Technology Day Wednesday 2nd July- We will be having our annual taster day at St Bedes. School pick up times at Our Lady’s will be as normal. Children will need to be in their full school uniform (school jumper and not a PE hoody). You may bring a pack lunch with you or you can choose to have a school pack lunch. Please complete the form below to select your childs lunch for this day.

• Year 6 End of Year Play- The dates for the parent viewings are listed below. These will be pre paid tickets.

• Monday 14th July at 6:30pm

• Tuesday 15th July at 9:15am

• Tuesday 15th July at 6:30pm

Year 4 Weekly blog Friday 27th June “History is the discovering of the principles of human nature.”

Another enjoyable week in Year 4! We have learned more about how to relate to others in our Happy Mind lesson this week. We focused on the ‘Stop, understand and Consider’ strategy to help us see things from others’ perspectives.

The highlight of our week was definitely Viking day! Thank you so much for preparing the children so well - they looked amazing! We started the day by recalling our Viking dance and performing it - see video below. Then the children made movies in groups, explaining everything they have learned about Vikings and giving a more balanced view than the stereotypical one in most History books.

We then split in half and some children went to forest school to learn about Vikings through nature! They made natural jewelry, played Viking games, had Viking stories and Miss Lavelle helped them make porridge with foraged cherries from our tree. Thanks to Miss Lavelle, Mrs Tierney and Mrs Molloy for this!

In class, children invented their own character from the Viking cosmos and thought of a magical object that they might own, lose or steal. This will help them with their upcoming Viking myth stories.

In maths, we have continued our money unit - learning about the most effective ways to calculate and find change. Look out for some homework this week on this.

Also this week, the children below took part in a tennis competition. We had great fun and the children played so well. Thanks to all parents that came to support too!

Conversation starters

Science

What is a circuit?

My Happy mind

Think of a tricky situation you have been in. How could you use the Stop, understand and consider strategy and your character strngths to overcome it?

Let’s Celebrate!.

Our learning certificate this week is another double whammy. A Sadie Spider/Kiki Chameleon certificate goes to Anna for trying so hard in all you do. You allow your creative mind to thrive! You are always so polite and considerate too.

Our virtues for this half term are Compassionate and Loving. This week we have noticed Alana. You are such a lovely friend to others. You always show compassion for others’ needs.

Notices

Tuesday 1st July St Bede’s Prayer day visit. Please arrive at school for 8:45

Sunday 6th July Holy Communion family mass and breakfast in parish centre.

Tuesday 8th July Please arrive at school for 8:30.Rivers trip to Cuerdale Valley Park. This trip is now payable on parentpay £20. Children will be getting in the river and will need Wellies, outdoor clothing, sunhat and also a complete change of clothing including extra socks. Please fill in the lunch form below for both trips - (To St Bedes and The Rivers Trip) The trip leaders at Cuerden Valley are encouraging ZERO WASTE and have asked us to try and bring a lunch which has minimal waste. More details given next week.

Monday 14th July Flute concert for parents in school at 2:15pm. Children will be showing you all they have accomplished in their flute lessons this year.

Have a lovely weekend

Mrs Lyons and Miss Bray

This week...

The weather hasn’t been as kind to us this week but we have not been deterred. In between down pours we have been out and about exploring and investigating the whole school environment. Our learning never stops!!

Worship

This week we have been discussing the word ‘church’ and what is means to us as a Catholic community. We talked about the Church being not just a building, but the living Body of Christ, a community of believers united by faith and sacraments, with our Pope as its visible head. It is seen as the means of salvation, a universal community with a divine mission to spread the Gospel. This Sunday’s Gospel celebrates the Feast of St Peter who did great work for the church. Click here to find out more.

Emma’s blog

Hello everyone,

We have been so busy at nursery this week.

We went to visit the tadpoles in their new pond during forest school. They looked so happy in their new home…but still no back legs!!!T.

A few days ago whilst walking my dog along the estuary I found some crab shells. How fortuitous as it fits perfectly with our ‘Under the Sea’ learning thread! W got our our extra strong magnifying glasses and began investigating. The children couldn't believe their eyes, they saw their eyes, legs and claws and we even held them too!

We have some news about our resident caterpillars. They have turned, they are now super pupas in their cocoon! It's a waiting game now for them to metamorphosise in to butterflies, we can't wait! 

The children just love PE with Mr. Nay and Mr. Murray. This week we have been playing ball games in teams. Team A would throw a ball, then the Team B would run and field the ball, a bit like rounders. We then swapped roles. The children had so much fun.

Have a wonderful weekend, and if you are going to Club Day in Lytham, have a great time.

Emma

Michelle’s blog

Hello everyone and welcome to this week's blog.

We have had a wonderful week as we have seen our caterpillars make their cocoons and become super pupas. We are a little worried as some of them are not hanging from the lid but are lying on the floor of their house. We will keep you updated. We watched The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and then we did caterpillar yoga, stretching and wiggling like caterpillars and flapping our wings like butterflies. Click here to listen to the story.

We've also enjoyed role play and dressing up this week…using our imaginations. Role play is so good for children as it gives them the freedom to express themselves and make sense of the world and their experiences. Why not have a look at home, and have a dress up day.

Have a lovely weekend 

Michelle 

Finally, it is with great sadness that I have to tell you that our wonderful Michelle will be leaving us this summer. She has decided to retire and have a well earned rest. I am sure you will agree that she deserves it! Just like like the nursery team I am sure you will like to wish Michelle a happy and healthy retirement and the opportunity to fulfil her wish list of adventures. Thank you Michelle form the bottom of our hearts.

Leavers Party

This years Leavers Party will be on Wednesday 16th July, 9.30-11.30 am. We are hoping for sunny weather so send the children in shorts and t-shirts in readiness for some fun games and dancing!!

Keep a look out in you child’s blue bag for their invitation.

Have a lovely weekend, I will keep a look out for you at Club Day!

Stay safe and God Bless.

Barbara

Year 5 Homework- Due Thursday 3rd July

IXL

• Maths (Z4) - Identify mixed number fractions

• Maths (AA11)- Add and subtract fractions with the same denominator

Grammar and Punctuation

Please complete the sheet that have been stuck into the children’s homework books.

Spellings

Can you remember the theme in this weeks spellings.

1. excellent

2. embarrass

3. attached

4. exaggerate

5. accommodate

6. especially

7. appreciate

8. interrupt

9. aggressive

10. immediately

11. suggest

12. marvellous

13. necessary

14. programme

15. recommend

Mrs Barkers group

1. great

2. shy

3. joint

4. panic

5. house

6. grateful

7. angry

8. quickly

9. screen

10. opinion

Year 6 Weekly Blog 'If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other'.

Dancing, singing and laughing has most definitely been the theme for the week this week in Year 6! You are in for such a treat with their end of year play. When I watch them on stage now, I can’t believe some of them are the same children that started the play 3 weeks ago. Their confidence has grown so much and are now so much more comfortable on stage that they are bringing their characters fully to life! This week we have got over half way through the play! Please make sure Year 6 spend some time this weekend going back over all of their lines, thank you. This week we have been trying to sort costumes. We always try to source the outfits as much as we can ourselves, with little effort or cost from yourselves. If you have not heard about costumes as yet, then you will on Monday- sorry for the delay! This is a long process, so bear with us.

Year 6 have been so busy in class too, during play rehearsals, they have continued to work hard on their class novel ‘Wonder’, looking deeper in to the text by answering some tricky comprehension questions. We have also been researching the history of Blackpool, finding out fun facts abotu Blackpool Tower!

Year 6 have excelled in their jobs around the school this week and the teachers have been praising them on their support within the classroom, in fact I think they wished they were in there permanently. They have sat with the children in their class at lunchtimes to help keep the noise levels down, they have been supporting them in their work, reading with children and even building towers in Reception!

Bikeability has been enjoyed by all over the last two weeks, they even had a trip to Fairhaven Lake on Monday …

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St Bede’s Transition

Next Thursday 3rd July children are invited to a transition day at St Bede’s. They are being picked up at 9:10am by members of staff from St Bede’s and will be dropped off back at school just before pick up time. Children all need to bring £2.80 (in the correct change) for their school dinner and their water bottle- please don’t forget. Please see the letter below for more details:

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Delving deeper through talk …

What are you most looking forward to at high school?

What has been your favourite memories at Our Lady’s?

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Well done to Pippa

Pippa, you are so pro-active and hands on, always ready to help when needed and see what needs doing! We absolutely love the way you always have a positive outlook on any situation and make it your mission to praise people when you see others deserve this. What emotional intelligence you have! You are such a caring learning partner, thank you for always having patience and showing love to your classmates- you make our class a happy place to be! Your determination and resilience shines through, and how you faced your fears last Friday shows just how courageous you are- what an inspiration!

This week we have the following children helping to take the younger children to their class:

Erin Ella Esther Ben

Love and Compassionate Stars

This half term we will be on the lookout for all the children that stop and notice how others are experiencing their lives, and how they feel, and why they say and believe what they do.  Ultimately, it is what makes us kind and, at a deeper level, opens up the possibility of being loving through our just and merciful actions and forgiving words. This week we thank Sophia for always being compassionate and loving with others.

Final Notices:

St Bede’s Transition Day: Thursday 3rd July

Family Mass at Our Lady Star of the Sea Sunday 6th July- 9:30am

Monday 14th and Tuesday 15th July- Play performances- tickets to be released soon.

Wednesday 16th July- Leavers Mass at 9:30am

Thursday 17th July- Leavers Day Out

Friday 18th July- break up at 2pm

Have a lovely, restful weekend.