Friday 11th October 2024
Key Information
- Flu Consent – If you have not already done so please remember to consent to the flu vaccination via the link sent out by email
- Arrival time – Please remember that the school gates now close in the morning at 8.45am. Children arriving after this time must be accompanied to the school office to sign in.
- My First Five Years at School – Please see below a link to a National App that enables you to explore and understand your child’s development in their first 5 years of life.
www.mffy.com - School Lunches – Please book in School Lunches by midnight on Wednesday the week before on MCAS. Anyone who does not order by this deadline will have to provide their child with pack lunches, as the extra administrative work in booking and keeping track of late orders is very time consuming.
- Nursery Lunches – We shall continue to use the link sent to you via email.
- Rag Bin – We have a rag recycling bin in the school car park that you are welcome to use to recycle any torn or old clothing or material that is no longer usable. Please keep clothing that can still be worn for our Rags to Riches collection in the Spring.
Events
- Monday 14th October – Flu Vaccinations
- Thursday 17th October – Harvest Festival
- Friday 18th October – Deadline to return School Photo orders
- Wednesday 23rd October – Festival of Stories – Years 1&2
- Thursday 24th October – Festival of Stories – Years 3&4
- Friday 25th October – School closed for Staff Training Day
- Thursday 7th November – School photographs for anyone who was absent last time
- Wednesday 20th November – Deadline for Shoe Boxes
This week’s Stars of the Week
| Reception Hattie and Dougie | |
| Year 1 Uliana and Margot | |
| Year 2 Louis and Barney | |
| Year 3 Henry and Gerard | |
| Year 4 Fen and Max | |
| Year 5 Oliver S and Arthur | |
| Year 6 Stephanie and Benji | |
| Mrs Harrison’s Star of the Week: Stephanie (Year 6) | |
| Forest School Stars of the Week: Arthur (Year 4) and Joey (Year 4) |
Snap Shot of the Week
We have been looking at endoskeletons and exoskeletons in Science this week and the children have made some fantastic observational drawings and connections between their knowledge of the animal and its bones.
Year 3
Book of the Month
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Every month in Year 6, Mr Bradford buys a new book to share with the class. After reading the first chapter, any children who would like to borrow the book get their names put in a hat and the winner gets to read the book first.
The month’s book is Safiyyah’s War by Hiba Noor Khan. Focussing on the experiences of a small group of individuals, Safiyyahâs story shines a spotlight on an under-recognised pocket of resistance from World War II when hundreds of Jews were led to safety via underground passages from the Grand Mosque in Paris.
Bella was the lucky recipient of the book this month – we hope you enjoy it!
Mr Bradford selects his books from Book Trust’s Great Books Guide. It has some great suggestions of books for all ages from 4 all the way to 11+. You can find the guide here:
Healthy Hub
Please look at our Healthy Hub document for links to different websites supporting Mental Health and Well-being.
Parent Courses
Up coming Events
