Heyhouses News

THANK YOU HEYHOUSES

We were delighted to welcome

Jack Leech, a young man who

attends High Furlong School at

Blackpool and also benefits

from Brian House Hospice. He

had 12 Christmas Wishes which

our children heard about before

we did the Elf Dash. He came to

school to thank us for the mon-

ey we raised which helped him

to get his wishes. Jack also pre-

sented us with a special certifi-

c a t e .

Thank you

Jack!

It was a

pr iv i lege

to meet

him and

his enthu-

siasm for

life and

cheerful-

ness was

an inspira-

tion.

H a p p y

New Year

Jack, you

are always

w e l co me

at our

school.

PLEASE SUPPORT!

Mr Whittall writes: "I am climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in January to raise mon-

ey to buy an outdoors 'Fitness Playground' for the children of Heyhouses as

well as a Greenhouse for them to grow their own vegetables. I am self-

financing the trip to Tanzania as a personal contribution and every penny

donated will go towards the equipment for the school. I am hoping that my

climb will inspire the children of Heyhouses Primary School in Lytham St

Annes and that the great British public will help us fund this project to sup-

port and help them on their journey."

We are very grateful and hope that many parents and friends of our

school will support through his Just Giving page. Every penny raised

goes towards the equipment as James is self funding the entire trip

himself. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/james-whittall-

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Please support Mr Whittall. He has set off now for Kilimanjaro.His

donation page stands at £1000—please donate, all funds come

straight to Heyhouses.

Parents’ Evenings

All year groups except Reception and Year 6 WEDNESDAY 5th FEBRUARY 3:30-7p.m. THURSDAY 6th FEBRUARY 2:30-5p.m.

Please note Rowan class will not be holding meetings on the Thursday but on Monday 3rd February instead.

Year 6

WEDNESDAY 12th FEBRUARY 3:30-7p.m. THURSDAY 13th FEBRUARY 2-4:30p.m.

Please see individual letters.

Mrs Hodgson will also be seeing some parents to discuss their child’s progress and to offer support around home reading.

PTA FILM NIGHT

17th January ALADDIN 6p.m. Food

6:30p.m. Film Starts All welcome!

Tickets £1.50

ECO TIES

We are delighted that the School Uniform is now sell-

ing ties made 100% from recycled plastic– these have

been on sale since September and no on has noticed

the difference!

Thank you Mrs Whalley for sourcing these environ-

mentally friendly prod-

ucts.

Our Eco Council is de-

lighted we are making

a difference.

FAIRTRADE FORT-

NIGHT

Coming soon with a

Fairtrade Breakfast for school.

Monday 24 February - Friday 6 March 2020

Please support.

WINTER WARMTH Please make sure your child has a warm coat in school at all times. Hats and gloves will help them stay warm

at lunchtimes. Jogging bottoms may be worn at Lunchtime

or on the way to school.

ROAD WORKS

January

20th to 24th

Re-surfacing will be

taking place around

the St Annes Road

East and Church

Road junction.

A temporary road

closure will be im-

plemented on St

Annes Road East

and Church Road

from their junction

to Carlton Road.

The closure will be

continuous during

the works.

PLEASE CONSIDER

YOUR ROUTE TO

SCHOOL AND

ALLOW EXTRA TIME

FOR GETTING TO

SCHOOL.

PTA EVENTS

FAMILY PORTRAITS

7th and 8th MARCH

The PTA have offered this service for many years

where for £15 families can receive a framed fami-

ly photograph. The photographer has been

booked the weekend of the 7th and 8th March.

The photographs will be ready in time for Moth-

ers’ Day. Full details to go out shortly.

EASTER EGG BINGO

27th March

Summer Fair

Saturday 13th June

Summer Disco

Friday 10th July