Friday 22nd March 2024
Key Information
- The Friends- Do you want to help the school to raise money but struggle with time and child care? On Monday 22nd April, the Friends are holding and ideas sharing meeting for all parents to help us come up with some new fundraising plans and actions straight after school. The school staff are kindly putting on a film for the children to watch whilst the parents are in the meeting, enjoying a cup of tea and sharing their ideas so that childcare is not an issue. We look forward to seeing as many of you there as possible. Thank you for your support
- School Lunches – School Lunch menus will be put up by 29th March. Please remember to book meals by Wednesday 3rd April for the following week. You can book lunches for the whole term if you want to.
- Parents Evening – Parent evening booking form will be sent out after Easter
Events
- Monday 8th April – Back to school
- Tuesday 16th April – 3.30-6pm – Parents Evening
- Thursday 18th April – 4.30 – 7pm – Parents Evening
- Monday 22nd April – 3.15pm – Friends EGM
- Saturday 29th June 12-4pm – Summer Fayre
Stars of the Week
Reception | Florence and Bryn |
Year 1 | Allie and Ralph |
Year 2 | Helen and Aiyla |
Year 3 | Whole of Year 3 |
Year 4 | Whole of Year 4 |
Year 5 | Isla and Matthew |
Year 6 | Jack and Lucas |
Mrs Harrison’s Star of the Week | Year 4 and Year 3 and Hugo |
This week’s attendance award goes to: Year 3 (97.14%)
Easter Cake Cafe
Thank you to all those who attended the Easter Cake Cafe and especially to all The Friends who did such a great job of organising and running the event.
We loved seeing the fabulous Easter bonnets. Well done to Seb on of our competition winner.
Snap Shot of the Week
Big OPAL Saturday
The OPAL team would like to say an enormous THANK YOU to the families who dedicated their time to the Big OPAL Saturday. Our sandpit relocation involved moving the equivalent weight of 2 African elephants in sand! All of us at Colwall were also moved by your kindness and generosity. Thank you for making such a difference!
Snap Shot of the Week
Snap Shot of the Week
Wrens had a super trip to Caves Folly Nursery for seed planting. We are very grateful for the opportunity, thanks to Bridget, who will nurture our seeds as they germinate over the Easter holidays. We can’t wait to see what happens! We planted sunflowers, peas, beans and sweet peas. Watch this space!
Wrens
Snapshot of the week
This week in RE, Year 2 have created beautiful Easter eggs that showcase what Easter symbolises.
They have used all their learning about the Easter story and why Easter is important and created drawings that really encapsulate the meaning of Easter!
Year 2
Snap Shot of the Week
Year 4
Amazing Authors in Year 4!
We’ve been working on Wishing Tales for the last few weeks. Our toolkit has included: subordinate clauses, ‘showing not telling’ vocabulary to describe how the main character was feeling and building suspense through setting description/scary sounds.
In our last unit, we focused on fronted adverbials and expanded noun phrases which the children have incorporated into this piece of writing as well.
I hope you enjoy reading some of our writing!
Year 3 and 4 Play
This week, Year 3 and 4 have had the exciting task of performing their musical ‘Mystery at Magpie Manor’. Nerves and excitement were running high, but the children put on four fantastic performances across Tuesday and Wednesday, finishing with a final performance oh Wednesday to an audience of almost 100 people! The children started rehearsals for the show just after February half term, and have therefore had a very short amount of time to pull together the production. They really stepped up to the mark, learning lots of lines, songs and dance moves, with fantastic acting across the board. We are so proud of the brilliant performances of our amazing lower KS2 children on the stage and can’t wait to see their confidence and love of performing blossom and grow even more as they move up through the school. I’m sure that you will all agree that they did a superb job and even the likes of Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber would have had his socks blown off by their awesome performances! Thank you once again for all of your support with learning lines and providing such fantastic costumes – we really appreciate your hard work. A massive thank you also to Miss Chambers for her dedication to organising such a fabulous show.