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5th July 2019
Summer Term
Newsletter St. Francis Catholic Primary School London Road, Maldon, Essex CM9 6HN
Executive Headteacher: Mrs S. Ginzler-Maher
Telephone: 01621 856698 www.stfrancismaldon.co.uk
Email: [email protected] Charity No. 276312
Jesus said ‘Love one another as I have loved you’. St Francis School is a loving community, respecting every child and adult and
caring for God’s world, as we help each other to do our best and grow
together in Christ.
Mrs S. Ginzler-Maher EXECUTIVE HEADTEACHER
Summer Holidays
A reminder that we break up for the Summer holidays on:
Wednesday
24th July
at 2pm
Please continue to pray
for those in our school
community in need of
our prayers.
Independent Learning
Please note the last
session for Independent
Learning will be:
Tuesday 16th July.
Thank you.
On the 3rd July, Year 6 from St. Francis and St. Joseph's attended the Inauguration Mass for
the Mid Deanery Schools. Abbott High led the children in prayer and thanksgiving for their time
in primary school and offered the Mass for all the children and families leaving thier primary
schools to embark on a new journey.
We are grateful to the Head Teacher and staff of Our Lady Immaculate School for hosting this
event and treating the children to hot dogs, ice creams and flapjacks.
All the pupils from Christ the King Federation were a credit to themselves, their schools and
their families, demonstrating exemplary behaviour throughout.
Our school attendance target
this year is 97%.
The up to date yearly attendance
table is listed below.
The Weekly Attendance winner
was Year 2 with 97.31%.
Well done Year 2.
Year Attend %
5 98.04
6 96.38
3 96.30
2 96.15
4 95.22
R 95.15
R 95.13
Whole School 96.07
Attendance
96% - 98% Good
91% - 95%
Needs Improvement
Below 90%
Unsatisfactory
99-100% Excellent
Doodlemaths Results
Thursday 27th - 4th July 2019
Top Doodle Class
Top 10 Doodlers Year 5 - 1633 Stars
Phoebe S Year 5
Grace T Year 5
Poppy J Year 1
Aoife W Year 5
Gabriel N Year 4
Ayla C Year 1
Louis W Year 1
Kai W Year 2
Joseph G Year 4
Molly C Rec
Account Balances
As we are approaching the end of the
Academic Year, please check your child’s
ParentPay account and settle all
outstanding balances as soon as possible.
A reminder the school Debt Policy limit
is £10. Thank you.
Thank you to everyone who came and gave their support
during Sports Day. The children competed well and enjoyed
all the activities and races.
Results from the activities were:
Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2
1st St Mary 1116 points 1st St Francis
2nd St Teresa 1009 points 2nd St Anthony
3rd St Anthony 911 points 3rd St Teresa
4th St Francis 870 points 4th St Mary
Cricket Tournament
Last Thursday we went over to All Saints
Primary for a 3 Tees Cricket Tournament.
It was very fun to share the field with
other schools and practice our
battling and fielding. We hope
to go again!
Amelia B, Billy C and Amelia O’C,
Year 2
French Day – Friday 12th July
On Friday next week we will be having a day of activities to mark Bastille Day
(14th July), which is a national holiday in France. We will be spending a day learning
about the language, geography, art and culture.
Children are invited to wear the colours of the ‘Tricolor’-French flag (red,
white and blue) and bring in 50p for a French café.
In exchange for their 50p children will be given a Euro to have a French pastry served by French
speaking waiters! (Yr5/6) Madame Stainer will be serving a French style menu for lunch. We will
also be playing Boules and French skipping. We look forward to une bonne journée!
Mrs Scudiero MFL co-ordinator
Year 3 Historical Walk
Year 3 went on a historical walk of Maldon. We
visited the Maeldune Centre and learnt about the
Battle of Maldon. Next we walked down to the
Promenade and saw the statue of Brythnoth before
playing a game of rounders - Anglo Saxons versus the
Vikings.
We finished off with a cooling ice cream before
walking back to school. A thoroughly enjoyable day
out.
Mrs Crates, Year 3
(Luke 10:1-12. 17-20): The Mission in Action
The Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them out ahead of him, in
pairs, to all the towns and places he himself was to visit. He said to them, “The
harvest is rich but the labourers are few, so ask the Lord of the harvest to
send labourers to his harvest. Start off now, but remember, I am sending you
out like lambs among wolves. Carry no purse, no haversack, no sandals. Salute
no one on the road. Whatever house you go into, let your first words be, ‘Peace
to this house!’ And if a man of peace lives there, your peace will go and rest on
him; if not, it will come back to you. Stay in the same house, taking what food
and drink they have to offer, for the labourer deserves his wages; do not move
from house to house. Whenever you go into a town where they make you
welcome, eat what is set before you. Cure those in it who are sick, and say,
‘The kingdom of God is very near to you’.”
ALLERGENS Ce = Celery, Cr = Crustacean, E = Eggs, F = Fish, G = Cereals containing Gluten L = Lupin, Mk = Milk, Mo = Molluscs, Mu = Mustard, N = Nuts, P = Peanuts Se = Sesame Seeds, So = Soya, Su = Sulphur Dioxide
Catering News
It was lovely to see Year 4 parents this week. Next Tuesday
9th July we welcome Year 1 parents for chicken biryani and
chocolate chip cookie.
French Day is on Friday 12th July. There will be filled
baguettes, pomme frites and a selection of French desserts.
The children have voted for the lunch they would like on the
last day of term (Wednesday 24th July).
Surprise, surprise it’s Pizza Day with salad bar and a
selection of desserts.
A big thank you to Tabby Brandon who has
been helping in Mrs Chaplin’s absence,
spoiling the children with her delicious
cakes. Thank you also to Mrs Males for all
her help in the kitchen.
Please note Tasty Tuck has finished for this term and will
resume in September.
Mrs Stainer, Catering Manager
Parent Lunch
Summer Term 2019 (Tuesday)
Year 1 9th July
Reception 16th July
Changed to
Wednesday
17th July
A reminder that you are invited to dine
with your child’s class and should
therefore leave the dining hall when you
and your child have finished dinner.
Please go directly to Reception and sign
out and do not enter other parts of the
building or playground during your visit.
Please note we unable to accommodate
younger siblings during the meal.
Thank you for your support and co-
operation.
Week 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Hot Buffet Lunch
Pizza Wedges
Chicken Chunks
Quorn Chunks
Sausage Rolls
(E,G,Mk)
Chicken
Biryani
Roast Gammon,
Yorkshire
Pudding & Gravy
(E,G,Mk)
Meatballs
with
Tomato Sauce
(E,G,Mk)
French Day
Filled baguettes
Pommes Frites
Vegetable
Biryani Vegetable Puff
Parcel
(G,Mk)
Pasta
Napolitaine
(E,G,Mk)
Corn Cobette
Salad Bar
Sweetcorn
Garden Peas
Roast Potatoes
Carrots and
Green Beans
Pasta
Salad Bar
Ice Cream and
Fruit Platter
(E,Mk)
Chocolate Chip
Cookie
(G,Mk)
Peaches and
Cream
(Mk)
Fruit
Jelly
Selection of
French desserts
New Playground Toys
Thank you to Little Rascals Nursery for their recent donation
of playground toys. They will be appreciated greatly by the
children.
Red = Religious
Black = General
Green = Sports
Blue = PTA
July Dates
8 Year 1 Cookery
9
9
9
Reception Class visit to Maldon Promenade
Year 2 Class Assembly
Year 1 Parent Lunch
10
10
10
10
10
Transition Morning Rec - Year 5
9.15am-11.45am New Reception 2019 Class
Transition morning
Year 6 Transition Day at Plume Academy
Year 2 Boot Camp
Year 5 Swimming Lessons
11 6pm, Year 6 Production
12
12
12
French Day
School reports sent home to parents
4.30pm, Year 6 Production
15 Summer Reading Challenge Assembly
15 Year 1 Cookery
16
16
16
Reception Parent Lunch
3.30pm Parent Drop ins
11am, Leaver’s Mass (Year 6 to lead)
at school
17
17
17
Year 2 trip to Southend
Reception Parent Lunch
Year 5 Swimming Lessons
19
19
12 Noon, Year 6 Afternoon Tea
(pm) Year 6 visit to the Splash Park
22 100% Attendance Lunch
24
24
9.30am, Year 6 Leavers Assembly
2pm, End of school
September Dates
3 Non Pupil Day
4 Children return to school
Join Year 6 for their retelling of the Biblical story of Joseph,
his eleven brothers and the coat of many colours. When Joseph
is given the amazing coat of many colours, his eleven brothers
grow jealous and sell him into slavery out of revenge. Joseph gets on the good side of
an Egyptian tycoon named Potiphar, but is thrown in jail when he rejects the unwanted
advances of Potiphar’s wife. Joseph’s incredible power to interpret dreams take him
before the almighty Egyptian Pharaoh who asks Joseph to put his skills to the test
and interpret the symbolic meaning of his dream. What happens next is an epic
biblical miracle!
Production Times:
Thursday 11th July 2019 at 6 pm
Friday 12th July 2019 at 4.30 pm
Ticket Price: £6
*Tickets are available to purchase via ParentPay only*
*Tickets will be available for purchase from 6pm Wednesday 19th June. 2019.
*If for any reason you are unable to access ParentPay please speak to the office.
*Tickets will not be available to purchase at the door.
Please note the performance on 11th July will be recorded and recordings will be
available from Mrs Hamber. As a result, babies and toddlers / pre-school children are
not permitted at this performance.
Due to GDPR laws we will not be taking character photos after the dress rehearsal,
however you are welcome to take photos of your child after the production on the
stage.
Thursday 5th December 2019
Disney’s award-winning musical THE LION KING explodes with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music. It follows the powerful story of Simba as he journeys from wide-eyed cub to his destined role as King of the Pridelands.
Now in its 20th year at London's Lyceum Theatre, visionary director Julie Taymor’s acclaimed reimagining of Disney's beloved film (the new version of which is being released on 19th July 2019) will redefine your expectation of theatre. treats to dazzle your senses.
Top priced tickets in the Royal Circle have been purchased for the evening performance
on Thursday 5th December 2019. Tickets have been discounted as part of a group
booking and so we are able to offer them to you at £55 per person! This price includes
a coach which will take you from school at 4:30pm to the Lyceum Theatre and then
return you to school after the show at approx. midnight.
Everyone is welcome on the trip but please ensure all children are accompanied by an
adult. Please also be advised that it is the policy of the Lyceum Theatre not to admit any child under the age of 3 into the theatre.
To book your journey into Africa please return the form below along with full payment by
cash or cheque (made payable to St Francis PA). Please note that reservations cannot be
made without payment.
Mrs C. Peear & School PA
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
The Lion King – Thursday 5th December 2019
Name of Child _______________________ Year _____
I would like a total of __________ tickets @ £55 each.
I enclose cash / cheque for the total of £ ______
Signed ____________________
The sessions will be run by Hazel Smee and Emma Mitchell from the Essex
Specialist Teaching Team and aim to improve outcomes for children with
autism.
Tuesday 24th September 2019
Session 1: A different way of thinking
Tuesday 1st October 2019
Session 2: Sensory Processing differences
Tuesday 8th October 2019
Session 3: Communication
Tuesday 15th October 2019
Session 4: Behaviour as communication
Time: 9.30am until 11.30am
Places are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
(Unfortunately there are no crèche facilities). Parking
by roadside outside of school.