The Weekly Newsletter

Friday 3rd July 2020

Don’t forget to sign up to this year’s Summer Reading Chal-lenge. You can sign up on this website:

https://summerreadingchallenge.org.uk/

Weekly League Table

1st place Year 5

Joint 2nd Year 4 and 6

3rd place Year 2

Well done Year 5 for the most number of children who have

logged on this week at home. Don’t forget to keep logging in so

your year group can take 1st place next week!

The school looks forward to welcoming back many of the Year 6 children next week. The teachers have lots of exciting things planned for the children including making a Year 6 Year Book! Key worker and Year 1 children will continue com-ing to school as well until the end of term on Wednesday 15th July 2020. The government have now released guidance about wider school reopening in September and the school is currently planning for this. As soon as plans have been finalised, the school will inform parents/ carers of what will be happening—please keep an eye on your emails for up-dates.

Safeguarding Reminders The school has recently updated it’s COVID-19 safeguarding arrange-ments in response to the school opening to more children in Year 1 and 6. Details of the current arrangements can be accessed here: https://primarysite-prod-sorted.s3.amazonaws.com/sir-john-heron/UploadedDocument/c628c90e06c543ad9e481245e69e86a4/covid-safeguarding-policy_v2.pdf The school’s Safeguarding page also contains useful information about online safety and other safeguarding issues. Click the link to access: https://www.sirjohnheron.newham.sch.uk/safeguarding/

Sir John Heron’s Safeguarding

Team

Ms Broughton

Mr Howell

Mrs Robinson

Mrs Patel

DEAR- Drop Everything and Read by Mrs Robinson

Beast Quest by Adam Blade

Since lockdown began, I have been reading Beast Quest with my 7 year old. These stories are very exciting! There's Tom, the hero, who is sent on quests by a good wizard, Aduro. Tom has to free beasts in different lands who have been put under spells evil wizards. Tom is helped by his wolf Silver, who loyally stays by his side however dangerous the quest becomes. Then there is Elena and her horse Storm- she met Tom on his first quest and they have been best friends ever since, and she goes on every adventure with him. She has also had to save Tom on many differ-ent occasions, helping him defeat enemies using her unbeatable skills at firing arrows. After Tom and his friends have freed the beasts, they are given a special reward to help them in the next quest- flying power, heat resistance, invisibility, super strength... If you're not sure what to read next, maybe you should try a Beast Quest book.

More home learning pictures can be found on the school website: https://

www.sirjohnheron.newham.sch.uk/pictures-of-home-learning/