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Dear Parents
This week we have been looking at how it is good to be different as part of anti-bullying week. It was great seeing all the odd socks and tights on Monday! Across school we have been looking at the story of Wonder all about being different.
On Monday we are being visited by the Director of Education, Richard Crane, as part of his work around seeing how schools have returned in the autumn term. We look forward to welcoming him to school.
We are also looking forward to welcoming the children and staff from year 2 and year 6 back to school.
Mrs Harrison
Year 5 Year 5 have been enjoying making and testing their own catapults.
They have also been reading and performing The Highwayman poem
by Alfred Noyles.
Christingle Continuing from the successful Christingle service last year all the children will be making their own
Christingle on Monday 30th November.
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Well Done Well done to the following children for
receiving Headteacher awards this week:
Year 1 … Layton
Year 2 … Halle
Year 3 … Kaiden
Year 4 … Oliver
Year 5 … Eva, Alfie and Mia
Year 6 … Lealand, Katie, Freddie
Attendance
This week’s attendance champions
are Year 3 and 5.
Well done to them!
Reading Champions
Well done to all those children who have been reading regularly at home and enjoying our reading challenge.
It is lovely to see children reading as much as they can.
Keep up the great work everyone!
Well done to the following people for reaching 10 reads on our challenge.
Year 1
Esmae, Lejay, Will, Maddison and Harley
Year 3
Leo, Ethan, Summer, Eevie, Leon
Year 4
Jaycas, Harry, Benjamin, Logan R
Year 5
Lacey, Ava, Joseph, Evie, Lyndsey, Mia, Eva, Lola, Olly, Corey, Meghan, Emily, Layla, Jackson
Looking forward to seeing lots more people achieving 10 reads next week!
COVID Reminders
Thank you to all parents and carers who have followed our request to wear face coverings on the yard at the beginning and end of the school day.
We do appreciate your support.
Remember the main symptoms of coronavirus are :
A high temperature
Persistent cough
Loss of taste and/or smell
If you, your child or a member of your household show any of these symptoms then you must all start to self isolate straight away, then book your test as soon as possible. No one from your household should leave your home unless it is to get a test.
If you are self isolating then please inform school as soon as possible so we can organise home learning for your child. We also ask if you are having a test to let us know the result.
If you are unsure about anything then please contact school. We are here to help.
Information can also be found at:
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/
Please can I also take this opportunity to remind everyone of the importance of following the national restrictions that are
currently in place.
To stay at home wherever possible.
Not to meet with people socially or for activities other than those you live with either inside or outside.
You are able to meet one other person to exercise with outside.
Wherever possible to work from home.
Upcoming Dates
Monday 30th November Class Christmas Post boxes open and Christingle
making Tuesday 8th December Last day for Christmas post box
Friday 11th December Christmas Jumper Day Tuesday 15th December
Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 Christmas Dinner Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 Christmas Class Parties—please come to school in your party
clothes. Wednesday 16th December Christmas Craft Day
Thursday 17th December Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 Christmas Class Parties—please come to school in
your party clothes Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 Christmas Dinner
Friday 18th December Privilege Day and break up for Christmas Monday 4th January 2021 Teacher Training Day—no children in school
Tuesday 5th January 2021 Children return to school
CHRISTMAS
As we all know Christmas is going to be very different this year for us all. Unfortunately we are not going to be able to visit the church for carols or undertake the nativity in the same
way. We do however what to make some parts as normal as possible.
Christmas Cards
All children enjoy sending cards so we want to give them the opportunity to do so. To help prevent items crossing households sealed post boxes will be placed in each classroom from
30th November. Children will be able to post their cards in the box from the 1st December until 8th December. On Friday 11th December teachers will open the boxes and the cards
will given out all at once after a time of quarantine.
Christmas Dinner and Christmas Parties
As we are having lunch in our own classrooms we are going to have Christmas dinner and Christmas class parties on different days.
Reception, Year 1 and Year 2
Christmas dinner on Tuesday 15th December
Christmas Class Party Thursday 17th December
Years 3, 4, 5 and 6
Christmas Class Party Tuesday 15th December
Christmas dinner on Thursday 17th December
We will be holding a Christmas Craft Day on Wednesday 16th December for all children.
Further details will follow.