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CRIBs opened our week with a
special assembly celebrating the
400th anniversary last month of the
publication of the King James Bible
in English. During the day ProfessorSingh spoke to Year 1, 2 and
6 on
what it means to be a Sikh. On
Tuesday Mrs Sumerha Gill spoke to
the school about what it means to
be a Muslim while Year 1 and 3
visited St Peters Church and the Belvedere
Gurdwara. Our teaching assistant Mrs
Vadukul stood in at the last minute to
demonstrate henna patterns and clothing
worn on Hindu special occasions toReception children. The CRIBs
team
provided a quiz, storyteller session and an
ICT research activity on their bus for our
children. On Thursday the children met
Mrs Da Langa who told the children a
story from the Jewish faith with a very
relevant message for todayto treat
others as you would like to be treated.
Our childrens behaviour and interest in
their visits and visitors has again been
remarked upon positively. We hope they
now have a greater understanding of the
variety of faiths in our multi-cultural society today.
Again we would like to thank Mr Power for all the arranging
and
organising that has gone into the very busy week. Our staff
and
children have all really enjoyed and benefitted from the special
events.
B r a m p t o n B u l l e t i n
Brampton Primary is a restorative school where the initial
response to conflict is to
find a solution where things are put right, the victims needs
are met whilst also
meeting the needs of the wrong doer and meet all the schools
responsibilities.
Week ending: 10.5.11
Summer Term: Issue 6
B r a m p t o n P r i m a r y S c h o o l
S t r i v i n g t o R e a c h t h e B e s t
Inside this weeks issue:
Multi Faith-Cultural Week
Forthcoming Dates
SEAL Home Activities
Year 4 World War Two
Week 1 Menu Governor/FOB news
Gold Book Entries
Weekly Attendance
And finally Sweets
Forthcoming Dates:
Monday 13th June
Y6 Cycling Proficiency WeekWednesday 15th June
Reception Farm Visit
Thursday 16th June
CRIBs in Y5/ reception
Friday 17th June
Family SEAL Session 2
9.30 New Entrants Meeting
1.45 Performance to Infants
Monday 20th JuneClass photos
Tuesday 22nd June
Y6 School Journey
Thursday 23rd June
CRIBs in Y5/ reception
Choir/String Starz
Rehearsal
Friday 24th June
Family SEAL Session 3
MULTI-FAITH/CULTURAL WEEK
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SEAL HOME ACTIVITIESFORPARENTS TO USE - CHANGES
Brampton BulletinPage 2
My changes
Children often love to learn about
themselves when they were little.
They love to hear about the sillythings that you did when you
were
little, too.
How much can you remember?
If you have a photograph of
yourself when you were little you
might like to talk about the time in
the photograph.
Ask the child what they already
know and then fill in the details
when they get stuck. You might
like to write down or draw what
you find out.
What I have learned
In class your child has been
learning about some of the ways
they have changed since they were
a baby and some of the things that
they have learned.How many things can you think of
together? Examples might be I
learned to walk. I learned to ride
a bike.
Talk together about what it was like to learn and what things
helped.
Parents or carers, can you think of something you learned to do
when you were a child?
Draw a picture of you learning something. You might write what
helped.
Year 4 World War Two
As part of their work this term on World War Two, Year 4
heard
from Mr Lambert on what it was like to be a school boy in
Northfleet during the war. He told them all about rationing,
air
raids, V2 rockets and what it was like when his school was
bombed!
They have also been learning about being an evacuee and why
so
many people had allotments. They have designed posters, using
ICT,
to encourage children to eat more vegetables.
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Congratulations to William Payne 1BWilliam Payne in 1B recently
entered a competition run by the Primary Times magazine and
won a 4 day crash swimming course. Well done to him and it just
goes to show it is worth
entering these draws!
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Governor News Personnel Committee
Before half term the Personnel Committee held their
termly meeting. This committee is chaired by Mrs
Riley. They had a report on staffing and absence from
Miss Fisher and reviewed the performance
management cycle for staff as well as succession planning. They
received the Safer
Recruitment and Risk Assessment for staff policies.
SCHOOLMEALS
WEEKBEGINNING - MONDAY 13TH JUNE 2011
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Meat Cheese, tomato &sweetcorn pizza
with coleslaw &
salad.
Sausage & Mash Roast Turkey with
roast potatoes
Chicken Supreme
with Rice
Homemade Lamb
Burger with home-
made relish &
chipped potatoes
Fish or
alternative
Jacket Potato with
chilli or tuna
Cajun Fish with
new potatoes
Tomato & Thyme
Fish with new
Jerk Pork with
Rice
Vegetarian Pesto Pasta Spring VegetableBake
Cheese & Red
Onion Quiche
with New Pota-
toes
Leek & Potato
Fritter
Desserts Peaches & IceCream
Zesty LemonCake
Very Berry Spongewith Custard
Fruit Flapjack &Fruit Wedges
Iced Sponge
A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh
fruit platter,
fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available
daily.
Peanut Allergies
Please can we remind everyone that we are a Peanut Free school
in our cooked meals and we ask
parents not to put any nuts or items containing nuts in their
childs packed lunches. Thank you
FOB News
FOB will be holding a Quiz Night on Saturday 25th June at 7pm.
It is
being professionally organised and is only 2.50 per person. You
are in-
vited to bring your own drink and nibbles. Details will be out
in book bags
so dont delay book a table for your team of 4-8 people now!
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And finally.......Packed Lunches
Please may we remind parents that
chocolates and sweets are not allowed in
childrens packed lunches. We are seeing a
growing number of sweets, one child even
had three packets of different sweets. As a healthy
school we appreciate your support in this matter.
Remember if you like what were doing tell us and others!
If you dont, please help us improve!
School Office; 020 8303 2873 Fax; 020 8298 0286
Email:[email protected]
Were on the web!
www.fronter.com/brampton
www.brampton.bexley.sch.uk
4CLouis Thomas
4CJamie Puttick (Super Gold)
4C Victoria Obinya
4CAngie Nandra
4CRebecca Nicklin (Platinum)
4C Ning Sang Limbu
4CFaye Johnson (Diamond)
4C Holly Adams (Platinum)
6C Jamie Wise (Headteacher)
Unfortunately there is not
enough space to mention the
childrens achievements here
but if you are interested to see
your childs mention please pop
in and ask to see it.
BRAMPTON GOLD BOOK
Striving to Reach the Best
Every week we print the names of those children who have
achieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour around
school and have been entered in the Gold Book. They have
been mentioned in Mondays celebratory assembly. After 3
mentions children receive a bronze certificate, 6 mentions for
a
silver, 9 mentions for a gold, 12 mentions for a Super Gold
and
15 mentions for a Platinum certificate, 18 for Diamond, 21+
for a Head teachers Award and 24 for a Special Head teacher
Award and Badge.
Weekly Attendance
Week ending 27.5.11
RB: 96.3%
RJ: 98.7%
1B: 91%
1BA: 96%
2H: 97.7%2EW: 97.2%
3W: 96%
3WH: 95.3%
4P: 97.3%
4C: 96.7%
5S: 98.6%
5M: 94.5%
6B: 93.9%
6C: 95.2%
Well done to RJand the other
classes above96.1% Our
School Total was 96%.
Raffle Prize Winners
This weeks draw for tea with Miss
Fisher was postponed to nest weekdue to our special assemblies
this
week.
A double draw will take place next
Monday
HOUSE POINTS
Week ending 27.5.11
1st Red = 147 2ndYellow = 127
3rdGreen= 121 4thBlue= 111
Congratulations to Red House members!
Attendance since September
RB = 95.6% RJ = 94.4% 1B = 94.7% 1BA = 95.9%
2H = 97.6% 2EW = 96.5% 3W = 95% 3WH = 95.1%
4P = 96.4% 4C = 96.2% 5S = 96.4% 5M = 96.8%
6B = 95% 6S = 97.4%. Total = 96.1%
Well done to 2H, 2EW, 4P, 4C, 5S, 5M and 6S all above the
school target of 96.1%.
