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Friday 7th April 2017 – Newsleer 23 Volume 26 @OLMCSchool Follow us on Twier! Headteacher’s update Dear parents/carers, We have certainly ended the term in style this week with a wide array of events and visitors celebrang our broad and varied curriculum at school! On Monday we were visited by Lucy Davis, a representave from Fr Hudson’s, who described to us the many different groups of people who benefit from our Lenten fundrais- ing – including the elderly, homeless and children in our community. Thank you to all of you who have already donated so generously through your Fr Hudson’s charity boxes. If you would like to return your box to school and haven’t already done so, the deadline is Friday 28 th April. We were thrilled to be visited by Maria Pavlidou from Birmingham University on Monday evening for our science family learning evening aimed at year 4 children. Aspiring sciensts from Bidford Primary School, St Thomas More, St Nicholas and Astwood Bank joined us for a fascinang insight into the wonders of our solar system and beyond! The sun shone for our final ‘Dads and Lads/Lasses’ session on Tuesday as year 2 and their families enjoyed the wide range of fun and interacve outdoor acvies on offer. The feedback given really does serve to highlight the value of opportunies such as this. On Wednesday morning we were joined by Astwood Bank, Tardebigge, St George’s and Oakhill as we hosted the ‘First Schools Music Fesval’. It was an incredible celebraon of musical talent as each school had the opportunity to perform, including a guest appear- ance from Trinity High students, and to learn new songs (accompanied by Mr Skelton on the drums!). The resultant sound nearly blew the hall roof off! Our year 1 children had a brilliant me as they journeyed back in me to 1666 through their ‘Great Fire of London’ drama workshop on Thursday. We also took the opportunity to display their fantasc homework projects depicng this significant me in history. Nazareth house enjoyed their praise point success this half term with their healthy mocktail party on Thursday morning – they were very invenve with their fruit and vegetable combinaons! Well done Nazareth! Thank you also to the PFA for organising Cinema Club for years 1-4 on Thursday evening – the children thoroughly enjoyed their end of term treat. Today we concluded our busy week by focusing in on the events of Holy Week. We started with a whole school mass to celebrate Palm Sunday which began joyously with our Early Years children processing in with their palm leaves. This was followed by our year 4 children leading us along Jesus’ final journey in our school grounds through their poignant and moving dramasaon of the Staons of the Cross. May I wish you, on behalf of all the children and staff of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a joyful and peace-filled Easter. M Woods Head Teacher Well done - Pupils of the week Well done - Pupils of the week Last week’s attendance Congratulations to EYM & 2LB for 100% attendance (w/e 31.03.17). EYM 100% EYS 97.0% 1G 99.0% 1M 96.2% 2LB 100% 2S 98.7% 3R 98.7% 3N 98.7% EYM Dexter Jackson EYS Isabella Ledgister 1G Leonard Gould 1M Manuel Kajdanski 2LB Thomas Kieff 2S Alfie Twilton 3N Maya Gavin 3R Maciej Kaczmarek 4B Royston Magara 4S Enda Constantinou 3R & 4S ATTENDANCE W/E 24.03.17 VIRTUES AND VALUES TREE George Hadley - 3N Thomas Hathaway - 4B

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Friday 7th April 2017 – Newsletter 23 Volume 26

@OLMCSchool

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Headteacher’s update

Dear parents/carers,

We have certainly ended the term in style this week with a wide array of events and

visitors celebrating our broad and varied curriculum at school!

On Monday we were visited by Lucy Davis, a representative from Fr Hudson’s, who

described to us the many different groups of people who benefit from our Lenten fundrais-

ing – including the elderly, homeless and children in our community. Thank you to all of

you who have already donated so generously through your Fr Hudson’s charity boxes. If

you would like to return your box to school and haven’t already done so, the deadline is

Friday 28th April.

We were thrilled to be visited by Maria Pavlidou from Birmingham University on Monday

evening for our science family learning evening aimed at year 4 children. Aspiring scientists

from Bidford Primary School, St Thomas More, St Nicholas and Astwood Bank joined us for

a fascinating insight into the wonders of our solar system and beyond!

The sun shone for our final ‘Dads and Lads/Lasses’ session on Tuesday as year 2 and their

families enjoyed the wide range of fun and interactive outdoor activities on offer. The

feedback given really does serve to highlight the value of opportunities such as this.

On Wednesday morning we were joined by Astwood Bank, Tardebigge, St George’s and

Oakhill as we hosted the ‘First Schools Music Festival’. It was an incredible celebration of

musical talent as each school had the opportunity to perform, including a guest appear-

ance from Trinity High students, and to learn new songs (accompanied by Mr Skelton on

the drums!). The resultant sound nearly blew the hall roof off!

Our year 1 children had a brilliant time as they journeyed back in time to 1666 through

their ‘Great Fire of London’ drama workshop on Thursday. We also took the opportunity to

display their fantastic homework projects depicting this significant time in history.

Nazareth house enjoyed their praise point success this half term with their healthy

mocktail party on Thursday morning – they were very inventive with their fruit and

vegetable combinations! Well done Nazareth!

Thank you also to the PFA for organising Cinema Club for years 1-4 on Thursday evening –

the children thoroughly enjoyed their end of term treat.

Today we concluded our busy week by focusing in on the events of Holy Week. We started

with a whole school mass to celebrate Palm Sunday which began joyously with our Early

Years children processing in with their palm leaves. This was followed by our year 4

children leading us along Jesus’ final journey in our school grounds through their poignant

and moving dramatisation of the Stations of the Cross.

May I wish you, on behalf of all the children and staff of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a

joyful and peace-filled Easter.

M Woods Head Teacher

Well done - Pupils of the week

Well done - Pupils of the week

Last week’s attendance

Congratulations to EYM & 2LB for

100% attendance (w/e 31.03.17).

EYM 100% EYS 97.0%

1G 99.0% 1M 96.2%

2LB 100% 2S 98.7%

3R 98.7% 3N 98.7%

EYM Dexter Jackson

EYS Isabella Ledgister

1G Leonard Gould

1M Manuel Kajdanski

2LB Thomas Kieff

2S Alfie Twilton

3N Maya Gavin

3R Maciej Kaczmarek

4B Royston Magara

4S Enda Constantinou

3R & 4S ATTENDANCE W/E 24.03.17

VIRTUES AND VALUES TREE

George Hadley - 3N

Thomas Hathaway - 4B

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Dates for your diary Latest news

PFA RACE NIGHT

The PFA is organising a fundraising Race Night on Friday 5th May. Get ready

for a fun filled night of filmed racing, where you can bet on who you think

may win the race and cheer on the runners. See our poster on page 6 for

more details. A ticket order form will go out after Easter. Any queries

email [email protected].

AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS

Please refer to page 3 of this newsletter for details of those After School

Clubs which will be resuming the first week back after Easter.

HEALTH WEEK

If any parents working in the health and fitness sector are able to support us

during our health week (12th to 16th June), please see Miss Greenway in

Class 1G. Thank you.

4S SWIMMING

Due to Bank Holiday, PGL etc., 4S will not start swimming lessons until

Monday 15th May. We will send a reminder nearer the date.

CHILDREN’S STATIONS OF THE CROSS (Good Friday 14th April 10.30am)

Weather permitting they will take place in the garden, otherwise in church. If

your child/children would like to do a reading and drawing for a Station,

please contact Melanie at [email protected]. using subject

‘Children’s Stations of the Cross’ and Melanie will get back to you in due

course. Please note it is not an alternative to the 3pm Liturgy of the Passion.

FRIDAY 7th APRIL

3.10pm - School Closes for Easter Holidays

MONDAY 24th APRIL

8.55am School Re-opens

TUESDAY 25th APRIL

9.20am Whole School Mass

MONDAY 1st MAY

School Closed for May Day Bank Holiday

FRIDAY 5th MAY

Year 4 PGL Trip Begins

PFA Race Night

MONDAY 8th MAY

Year 4 PGL Children Return

TUESDAY 9th MAY

9.20am Whole School Mass

6.30pm FHC ‘Reconciliation’ Meeting

FRIDAY 12th MAY

Year 4 Parliament Trip

Holy Week Services at Mount Carmel Church

Maundy Thursday

9.30am Morning Prayer

7.00pm Mass of the Last Supper

Good Friday

9.30 am Office of Readings & Morning Prayer

10.30am Children’s Stations of the Cross

10.30am Stations of the Cross (at Feckenham)

3.00pm Liturgy of the Passion

7.00pm Stations of the Cross

Holy Saturday

9.30am Office of Readings & Morning Prayer

8pm Easter Vigil

Easter Sunday

8.15am / 9.45am (Polish) / 11.15am / 6.00pm

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After school clubs week commencing 24/4/17

DATE EVENT VENUE / ROOM YEAR TIME

MONDAY FOOTBALL

DANCE

FIELD

HALL

1 + 2

1, 2 + 3

3.15pm—4.10 pm

3.15pm—4.10 pm

TUESDAY FOOTBALL FIELD 3 + 4 3.15pm—4.10 pm

WEDNESDAY

MATHS BOOSTER

GYMNASTICS CLUB

GARDENING CLUB

CLASSROOMS

HALL

FIELD

Invited children

1 - 4

4

3.10pm—4.00 pm

3.15pm—5.00 pm

3.15pm—4.00 pm

THURSDAY FAMILY FIT

GAMES / SPORTS

HALL

HALL

All ages

4

8.15pm—8.45 am

3.15pm—4.15 pm

FRIDAY IRISH DANCING HALL 2, 3 + 4 3.15pm—4.00 pm

RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL DATES—APRIL 2017

BUDDHIST 8TH HANAMATSURI

13TH SONG KRAN

28TH NICHIREN

CHRISTIAN 2ND PASSION SUNDAY

9TH PALM SUNDAY

13TH MAUNDY THURSDAY

14TH GOOD FRIDAY

15TH HOLY SATURDAY

16TH EASTER SUNDAY

JEWISH 11TH—18TH PASSOVER / PESACH

24TH YOM HASHOAH

MUSLIM 24TH THE PROPHET’S NIGHT JOURNEY & ASCENT INTO HEAVEN

SIKH 14TH VAISAKHI / BAISAKHI

WISHING YOU A HAPPY, HOLY AND PEACEFUL

EASTER

@OLMCSchool

Foll

Exam Invigilators

Required ASAP

Closing date: 12.30pm Friday 7th April 2017

Salary: £8.61 to £8.80 per hour

Location: Redditch

Contract type: Casual

Contract term: Permanent

We are looking to appoint a number of exam invigilators to work under the supervision of the Examinations

Officer to ensure the smooth running of the external and internal examinations.

The successful candidate will:

Have good numeracy/literacy skills

Be able to follow instructions

Be flexible

Ability to relate well to children and adults

Work constructively as part of a team

Saint Augustine’s Catholic High School is in the top 1% of schools in England, being the top performing

school in the Midlands (East and West) and the top performing Catholic School outside London. We are

21st in the listing from 4495 schools nationally.

For further details and an application form visit our website www.st-augustines.worcs.sch.uk

or contact Mrs Charley Evans on 01527 555976 or email [email protected]

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HEAD OF KEY STAGE 3 ENGLISH

Mainscale/Upper Pay Scale + TLR 2A (£2500 approx)

Our popular, happy and thriving school is looking for a Head of Key Stage 3 English, required for Easter 2017, or as near as possible

to that date.

We can offer:

A highly skilled, friendly and supportive team;

Opportunities for professional and career development;

Motivated, well-behaved and high-achieving pupils;

A positive ethos where everyone is valued;

A successful inspection in January 2013.

We are looking for:

A skilled Secondary or Primary practitioner, confident to teach English from Year 5 to Year 8;

A proven track record of getting results;

Willingness and ability to teach another curriculum area;

A caring and friendly person, supportive of our Catholic ethos.

Enhanced DBS Clearance will be required – Child Protection is central in our vision.

Applications are invited from all suitably qualified candidates.

Prospective candidates are requested to complete the CES application form.

Closing date for applications is 12 noon on

Interviews will be held on

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Multi Academy Company and St Bede’s Catholic Middle School are committed to safeguarding and

promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be

fully supportive of our Catholic ethos.

Closing date: Friday, 28 April 2017

St Bede’s Catholic Middle School, Holloway Lane, Redditch, Worcestershire B98 7HA

Tel: 01527 525916 email: [email protected]

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