Open Morning
Thank you to everyone who came along to our very successful Open Morning this week.
Book Fair
We are holding a Book Fair in the school hall from the afternoon of Monday 1st November until Friday 5th November before and after school each day. We shall have for sale, the latest range of top quality reading books which pupils will hopefully enjoy. Once takings have exceeded £100, the school receives commission on any other books sold and this is “spent” on buying new books for each classroom library.
P.T.A. News
The plant orders should be arriving at school on Monday 18th Oct – just in time for planting out in the garden over the holidays! If parents/carers would like to collect their plants after school on that day, they will be placed on the pavement, near the big gate in the car park. Would parents please allow a few extra minutes for P.T.A. members to sort out the orders and check they have given you the right plants. (Please don’t help yourselves - the orders must be checked first!) The P.T.A. also request that parents adhere to the rules regarding cars in the car park. If your order is quite large and you will be using your car to transport plants, please allow parents who are just picking up children to leave first. If you are unable to pick up on that Monday, the plants will be kept on the school grounds and you can ask a P.T.A. member to arrange a suitable collection time before the holidays. Thank you.
A huge THANK YOU to all children, teachers and parents who made /co-ordinated/ ordered Christmas cards. We know it was a bit chaotic for all involved, but the results should be brilliant. Next year, we will try to organise this event earlier in the term to ease the pressure! The P.T.A. will let parents know as soon as the cards arrive at school. Watch this space!
This week you will have found in your child’s book bag, a white plastic bag with printed information about clothes recycling on it. For those parents who are new to the school, please collect the items listed, fill the blue bag and return it to the school on Monday 1st Nov. The items are weighed and the school and Little Bears Pre-school get a percentage of the funds raised on the total amount collected. Please note: 1st Nov is the first day back after the October holiday!
P.T.A. Quiz and Pudding Club – Tonight’s the night for the tastiest, fun filled event in October! Come along to the School hall at 7.00pm and enjoy some delicious desserts and test the grey cells with a general knowledge quiz. Don’t feel shy about coming alone or in pairs – there will be others who you will be able to form a team with. (Max. of 8 per team please!)
Next P.T.A. Meeting will be Wednesday 20th Oct at 8.00pm. We will be meeting at Sarah Madry’s – Brompton House, School Lane. New members are always welcome. Please feel free to come along for an evening discussing and organising fund raising events that you’d like to see happen over the school year.
Investors in People
We were pleased to receive notification this week that we have successfully been reaccredited with “Investors in Peple” status for a further three years.
Little Bears News
This week we welcome Ella Fulker to Little Bears, we hope she quickly makes lots of new friends and has a happy time with us. We are all a little Quackers this week, our rhyme is 5 Little Ducks, however we can see many more than 5 in the room!
As you will be aware the school is closed for an Inset day next Friday 22nd October. Little Bears will open as a normal Friday session 9am-12pm.
DIARY DATES:
Thursday 21st October
Term 1 finishes at 3.15pm
Monday 1st November
Term 2 starts for all pupils
PTA Clothes Collection
Swimming starts for Class 3 pupils
Wednesday 3rd November
Foundation Stage pupils and Class 1 pupils visit Blenheim Palace. Letters distributed in book bags on 14th October.
Year 5 pupils visit ICC for a “Wider World” lesson
Wednesday 10th November
Maths Masterclass at ICC for participating pupils
Mon 15th November
Parents’ Evenings – 4.30-7pm
Wednesday 17th November
Parents’ Evenings – 3.30-6pm
Monday 22nd November
Governing Body meeting at 7pm
Friday 26th November
PTA Winter Fair
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Newsletter No 6 / 8th October 2010
We are pleased to welcome Miss Chelsea Stratton, a BA student teacher at Oxford Brookes University, to Stadhampton School. Miss Stratton will be us for eight weeks, mainly working in Class 2 under the guidance of Mrs Garrard and Mrs Turner.
Extra INSET Day
We have recently been advised that the new coalition Government has allocated all primary schools an additional INSET Day (In-Service Training Day where teachers are available for work but the school is closed to pupils) this school year. Please note that we will be taking this additional day on Wednesday 5th January 2011 (and will use it to review our assessment procedures) and that Term 3 will now begin on Thursday 6th January.
Internet Safety
Safeguarding pupils is of paramount importance to us and parents are reminded that our school Internet access is filtered, thus protecting pupils from inappropriate and potentially harmful material. We also teach pupils about safe use of the Internet. Each family will have made their own domestic arrangements for their child/ren’s access to the Internet but I would like to draw your attention to an Internet Safeguarding website recommended by Local Authority Safeguarding Officers. The site is www.thinkuknow.co.uk which has useful pages for both pupils and parents. Unfortunately Internet and mobile phone abuse are both on the increase and pupil access to mobile phones with an Internet facility can make them vunerable.
Collecting children at the end of the school day
We have noticed that the car park is becoming increasingly congested at the end of the school day. Congestion would be eased and child safety improved if parents found alternatives to using the car park. The congestion is partly due to two taxis on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays collecting children from school and one taxi on Thursdays and Fridays. As it is our duty to make sure that the right pupils go into the right taxi at the end of the day, it is important that the taxis are able to collect pupils from immediately outside the main school entrance/exit.
We therefore politely request that all parents please park in designated car park spaces only within the car park and not alongside the kerb outside the main entrance/exit. If the car park is already full, then please park safely in Cratlands Close, being of course, mindful not to block the driveways of residents of Cratlands Close. In the interest of the safety of all pupils the access to the car park will be monitored and reviewed by the Governing Body.
Teaching staff have also been reminded that the end of the school day is 3.15pm and that pupils should leave promptly at that time.
Learning Platform
We have posted some pictures of the Harvest Service onto the Learning Platform this week.
Potholes in Cratlands Close
We are grateful to Richard Freeth, (a school governor who lives in Cratlands Close) for addressing the potholes situation in Cratlands Close with the Highways Department at Oxfordshire County Council. Richard sent them pictures of the potholes and they have given the school assurance that the problems will be dealt with in the near future. The reference number for this query should anyone else need it is 359422.
Free Booktime Book Packs
We were pleased to be able to pass onto each child in the Foundation Class earlier this week, a pack of books, posters and bookmark provided by the Book Trust.
Watlington Partnership Family Learning Workshop
We are pleased to be able to let families know about an opportunity to attend a family learning workshop on Friday 22nd October at Watlington School between 10am and 12 noon. (Stadhampton School is closed to pupils on that day as it is an INSET Day for teaching staff). The cost is £2 per family and children are able to create a Halloween costume. Childrem must be accompanied by an adult. Please collect a booking form from the school office to take part in this session or e-mail Elly.Baskerville@Oxfordshire.gov.uk
Little Bears News
We welcome two new children this week, Harvey Saunders and Angus Stewart. We hope they settle well and enjoy their time at Little Bears. Many of the children have made Flapjacks this week, they looked yummy with the choice of chocolate chips & raisins if desired.The rhyme of the week is 1,2,3,4 5. The room is definitely looking ‘Fishy’!
DIARY DATES:
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Friday 15th October
PTA Quiz Night
Thursday 21st October
Term 1 finishes at 3.15pm
Monday 1st November
Term 2 starts for all pupils
Mon 15th Nov & Weds 17th November
Parents’ Evenings
Extra INSET Day
We have recently been advised that the new coalition Government has allocated all primary schools an additional INSET Day (In-Service Training Day where teachers are available for work but the school is closed to pupils) this school year. Please note that we will be taking this additional day on Wednesday 5th January 2011 (and will use it to review our assessment procedures) and that Term 3 will now begin on Thursday 6th January.
Internet Safety
Safeguarding pupils is of paramount importance to us and parents are reminded that our school Internet access is filtered, thus protecting pupils from inappropriate and potentially harmful material. We also teach pupils about safe use of the Internet. Each family will have made their own domestic arrangements for their child/ren’s access to the Internet but I would like to draw your attention to an Internet Safeguarding website recommended by Local Authority Safeguarding Officers. The site is www.thinkuknow.co.uk which has useful pages for both pupils and parents. Unfortunately Internet and mobile phone abuse are both on the increase and pupil access to mobile phones with an Internet facility can make them vunerable.
Collecting children at the end of the school day
We have noticed that the car park is becoming increasingly congested at the end of the school day. Congestion would be eased and child safety improved if parents found alternatives to using the car park. The congestion is partly due to two taxis on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays collecting children from school and one taxi on Thursdays and Fridays. As it is our duty to make sure that the right pupils go into the right taxi at the end of the day, it is important that the taxis are able to collect pupils from immediately outside the main school entrance/exit.
We therefore politely request that all parents please park in designated car park spaces only within the car park and not alongside the kerb outside the main entrance/exit. If the car park is already full, then please park safely in Cratlands Close, being of course, mindful not to block the driveways of residents of Cratlands Close. In the interest of the safety of all pupils the access to the car park will be monitored and reviewed by the Governing Body.
Teaching staff have also been reminded that the end of the school day is 3.15pm and that pupils should leave promptly at that time.
Learning Platform
We have posted some pictures of the Harvest Service onto the Learning Platform this week.
Potholes in Cratlands Close
We are grateful to Richard Freeth, (a school governor who lives in Cratlands Close) for addressing the potholes situation in Cratlands Close with the Highways Department at Oxfordshire County Council. Richard sent them pictures of the potholes and they have given the school assurance that the problems will be dealt with in the near future. The reference number for this query should anyone else need it is 359422.
Free Booktime Book Packs
We were pleased to be able to pass onto each child in the Foundation Class earlier this week, a pack of books, posters and bookmark provided by the Book Trust.
Watlington Partnership Family Learning Workshop
We are pleased to be able to let families know about an opportunity to attend a family learning workshop on Friday 22nd October at Watlington School between 10am and 12 noon. (Stadhampton School is closed to pupils on that day as it is an INSET Day for teaching staff). The cost is £2 per family and children are able to create a Halloween costume. Childrem must be accompanied by an adult. Please collect a booking form from the school office to take part in this session or e-mail Elly.Baskerville@Oxfordshire.gov.uk
Little Bears News
We welcome two new children this week, Harvey Saunders and Angus Stewart. We hope they settle well and enjoy their time at Little Bears. Many of the children have made Flapjacks this week, they looked yummy with the choice of chocolate chips & raisins if desired.The rhyme of the week is 1,2,3,4 5. The room is definitely looking ‘Fishy’!
DIARY DATES:
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Friday 15th October
PTA Quiz Night
Thursday 21st October
Term 1 finishes at 3.15pm
Monday 1st November
Term 2 starts for all pupils
Mon 15th Nov & Weds 17th November
Parents’ Evenings
Friday, October 1, 2010
Newsletter No 5 / 1st October 2010
Happy OCTOBER Birthday to: Benjamin Duke, Sophie Hector, Oliver Lowman, Rishon Marshall, Marcin Skwarek and Ellie Walker.
During OCTOBER we are focusing on the core value of APPRECIATION
Harvest Gifts
Thank you to everyone who brought Harvest Gifts for our Harvest Service on Friday 1st October. After the village Harvest Service on Sunday, they will be taken to The Porch, a centre in Oxford for homeless people.
PTA Message
A reminder that orders for plants and bulbs need to be given to a PTA committee member or returned to the school office by Friday 8th October. If you haven’t had an opportunity yet to read about what is on offer, it is well worth taking a look!
Polish Visit
During the last week we have welcomed a group of 13 visitors from our partner primary school in Hazlach, Poland. The group consisted of 7 pupils, accompanied by Pani Agnieszka Pilch the headteacher, along with other members of staff and parents. They participated in a number of activities with our pupils, including lessons and playtimes in school, pizza making with Year 6 at Pizza Express, kite making in school and kite flying at Wittenham Clumps. They also had a day trip to Oxford and visited other local places of interest with host families.
I would like to express my enormous thanks to all pupils, staff, host families, parents, governors and other members of the local community who supported this visit so generously. Our guests had a wonderful time and were genuinely sad to leave. For most of them it was their first experience of England and they came away with a very positive impression of Stadhampton School, the village community and England. Your children, our pupils, were fine ambassadors and a tribute to our school. Although our current Comenius Project has come to an end, I hope the valuable links between the schools will continue. Here are some pupil reports of the shared experiences:
Pizza Express Visit – Report written by Ben and Chloe B:
“Year 6’s and the Polish children went to Pizza Express on Tuesday 28th September. The Year 5’s went on Thursday 30th September. At Pizza Express we made pizzas with lots of yummy toppings. First they gave us some dough and we pressed the dough into a circle. Secondly we put it in a pan and then we spread some tomato puree all over the pizza dough. Then we put the toppings on and then they cooked it in the oven at 371○C for 2 to 3 minutes. We are our pizzas when we got back to school – they were scrumptious!”
Kite Flying – Report written by Florence and Rhiannon:
“On Saturday we made some kites with the Polish children, using some coloured markers and plastic triangles. We had over an hour to do this and we all had good designs and found it great fun. We all went to Wittenham Clumps and flew our kites,(luckily it was a nice windy day). Some kites got stuck or snapped but we all brought our kites home in one piece. The kites flew really high and very well. The whole day was fun and exciting. We enjoyed it very much and so did the others.”
Hosting Polish Visitors – Report written by Alice Madry
“It was a great experience to have the Polish people stay. They were fun to play with but tricky to communicate with! We had a fun experience going to London. It was good to see what they thought of the City. We had lunch in a traditional English pub, most of us had roast dinner. They really liked it!”
Little Bears News
We have welcomed most of our new children to Little Bears over the last 3 weeks, no new starters this week.
We do however welcome a new addition to the staff this week. Louisa, a 17 year old student, began work placement on Wednesday, she will be with us every Wednesday and Thursday from 9am-3pm until February 2011.
Sheep are the focus this week, there are ‘Baa Baa multi coloured sheep’ everywhere!
DIARY DATES:
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Thursday 7th October
Open Evening at Icknield Community College 6-8pm
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Friday 15th October
PTA Quiz Night
Thursday 21st October
Term 1 finishes at 3.15pm
Monday 1st November
Term 2 starts for all pupils
Mon 15th Nov & Weds 17th November
Parents’ Evenings
During OCTOBER we are focusing on the core value of APPRECIATION
Harvest Gifts
Thank you to everyone who brought Harvest Gifts for our Harvest Service on Friday 1st October. After the village Harvest Service on Sunday, they will be taken to The Porch, a centre in Oxford for homeless people.
PTA Message
A reminder that orders for plants and bulbs need to be given to a PTA committee member or returned to the school office by Friday 8th October. If you haven’t had an opportunity yet to read about what is on offer, it is well worth taking a look!
Polish Visit
During the last week we have welcomed a group of 13 visitors from our partner primary school in Hazlach, Poland. The group consisted of 7 pupils, accompanied by Pani Agnieszka Pilch the headteacher, along with other members of staff and parents. They participated in a number of activities with our pupils, including lessons and playtimes in school, pizza making with Year 6 at Pizza Express, kite making in school and kite flying at Wittenham Clumps. They also had a day trip to Oxford and visited other local places of interest with host families.
I would like to express my enormous thanks to all pupils, staff, host families, parents, governors and other members of the local community who supported this visit so generously. Our guests had a wonderful time and were genuinely sad to leave. For most of them it was their first experience of England and they came away with a very positive impression of Stadhampton School, the village community and England. Your children, our pupils, were fine ambassadors and a tribute to our school. Although our current Comenius Project has come to an end, I hope the valuable links between the schools will continue. Here are some pupil reports of the shared experiences:
Pizza Express Visit – Report written by Ben and Chloe B:
“Year 6’s and the Polish children went to Pizza Express on Tuesday 28th September. The Year 5’s went on Thursday 30th September. At Pizza Express we made pizzas with lots of yummy toppings. First they gave us some dough and we pressed the dough into a circle. Secondly we put it in a pan and then we spread some tomato puree all over the pizza dough. Then we put the toppings on and then they cooked it in the oven at 371○C for 2 to 3 minutes. We are our pizzas when we got back to school – they were scrumptious!”
Kite Flying – Report written by Florence and Rhiannon:
“On Saturday we made some kites with the Polish children, using some coloured markers and plastic triangles. We had over an hour to do this and we all had good designs and found it great fun. We all went to Wittenham Clumps and flew our kites,(luckily it was a nice windy day). Some kites got stuck or snapped but we all brought our kites home in one piece. The kites flew really high and very well. The whole day was fun and exciting. We enjoyed it very much and so did the others.”
Hosting Polish Visitors – Report written by Alice Madry
“It was a great experience to have the Polish people stay. They were fun to play with but tricky to communicate with! We had a fun experience going to London. It was good to see what they thought of the City. We had lunch in a traditional English pub, most of us had roast dinner. They really liked it!”
Little Bears News
We have welcomed most of our new children to Little Bears over the last 3 weeks, no new starters this week.
We do however welcome a new addition to the staff this week. Louisa, a 17 year old student, began work placement on Wednesday, she will be with us every Wednesday and Thursday from 9am-3pm until February 2011.
Sheep are the focus this week, there are ‘Baa Baa multi coloured sheep’ everywhere!
DIARY DATES:
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Thursday 7th October
Open Evening at Icknield Community College 6-8pm
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Friday 15th October
PTA Quiz Night
Thursday 21st October
Term 1 finishes at 3.15pm
Monday 1st November
Term 2 starts for all pupils
Mon 15th Nov & Weds 17th November
Parents’ Evenings
Friday, September 24, 2010
Newsletter No 4 / 24th September 2010
Parents Consultation Evenings
This year we are making slight changes to our annual, appointments–based, parents’ evening in November. We are offering two alternative after school sessions; Monday 15th November 4.30 – 7.00pm and Wednesday 17th November 3.30 – 6.00pm. Appointments will be for 10 minutes with class teacher(s) and, as usual, parents will be able to look at their child’s/children’s work beforehand. Arrangements for making appointments will be circulated nearer the time but we hope that by being given plenty of notice and the option of either of the two dates, all parents will be able to attend one or other of the consultation evenings.
School Photographer
We would like to remind all families that the school photographer will be taking photographs during the morning of Wednesday 29th September – freshly laundered hair and combed down uniform! Each pupil will be photographed individually and with any siblings in school. If any family would like to have any family group photographs taken, please come into the school hall at 8.45am.
Kids Aid Tanzania
Congratulations to former Stadhampton School pupils Michael Amery and Jack Banting who recently canoed 130 miles along the River Thames to raise money for the charity Kids Aid Tanzania. Michael and Jack, along with two other pupils at Icknield Community College, achieved the journey in seven days. The money they raised will go towards education, food and health-care for the orphans in Tanzania.
Nit Alert
We are grateful to a parent in Class 1 for letting us know that their child has recently had nits. We would be grateful if everyone could check their child(ren’s) hair this weekend and treat if necessary, so that this problem does not spread further.
PTA Message
P.T.A. Plant Order Form - This week, parents should have received an order form and letter for Autumn plants, bulbs and hanging baskets, inside their child’s book bag. If you would like to take advantage of this great offer and help raise additional funds for the P.T.A., then please could you complete the form with the number of plants you require – don’t forget to add your child’s name and class on the bottom of the form and return it with full payment to Eimer Fernie, Sarah Madry or any other member of the P.T.A. by Friday 8th October. Please make cheques payable to: Stadhampton Primary School P.T.A. In case you haven’t received a form and would like to place an order, there are some forms available from Mrs Hopkins in the school office. The plants will be delivered to school on Monday 18th October for you to collect and take home. You can visit www.cdbell.co.uk to view the plants for sale – but please don’t place your order on line! Thank you.
Multsports Club on Tuesday afternoons
There are still places available on the Tuesday after school Multisports Club run by the SODC community sports coach, if any other Year 3-6 pupils would like to join. The cost for the remaining four weeks would be £4.
Little Bears News
At Little Bears this week poor Humpty Dumpty is falling off the wall! The children have made fantastic ‘Humpty’s’ using balloons and having great fun sticking on wool hair, googly eyes and dangly legs.
Freya Clapton joined us this week, it looks as though she will enjoy her time with us. We are all enjoying the September sunshine!
DIARY DATES:
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Mon 15th Nov & Weds 17th November
Parents’ Evenings
Open Evening at Icknield Community College
Icknield Community College would be pleased to welcome you to their Open Evening on Thursday 7th October between 6 and 8pm.
Vacancy at Icknield Community College
We are looking for a dynamic & enthusiastic person to develop and lead our new after school provision at Icknield Community College, Watlington.
You must have experience of working with young people and a NVQ level 3 qualification would be an advantage.
5 days a week 2:45pm - 6:15 pm term time only
Oxfordshire County Council pay scale Grade 5/6 depending upon experience
Please contact Helen Rints, Extended Services for further information & an informal chat.
07504 958 334 or helen.rints@oxfordshire.gov.uk
This year we are making slight changes to our annual, appointments–based, parents’ evening in November. We are offering two alternative after school sessions; Monday 15th November 4.30 – 7.00pm and Wednesday 17th November 3.30 – 6.00pm. Appointments will be for 10 minutes with class teacher(s) and, as usual, parents will be able to look at their child’s/children’s work beforehand. Arrangements for making appointments will be circulated nearer the time but we hope that by being given plenty of notice and the option of either of the two dates, all parents will be able to attend one or other of the consultation evenings.
School Photographer
We would like to remind all families that the school photographer will be taking photographs during the morning of Wednesday 29th September – freshly laundered hair and combed down uniform! Each pupil will be photographed individually and with any siblings in school. If any family would like to have any family group photographs taken, please come into the school hall at 8.45am.
Kids Aid Tanzania
Congratulations to former Stadhampton School pupils Michael Amery and Jack Banting who recently canoed 130 miles along the River Thames to raise money for the charity Kids Aid Tanzania. Michael and Jack, along with two other pupils at Icknield Community College, achieved the journey in seven days. The money they raised will go towards education, food and health-care for the orphans in Tanzania.
Nit Alert
We are grateful to a parent in Class 1 for letting us know that their child has recently had nits. We would be grateful if everyone could check their child(ren’s) hair this weekend and treat if necessary, so that this problem does not spread further.
PTA Message
P.T.A. Plant Order Form - This week, parents should have received an order form and letter for Autumn plants, bulbs and hanging baskets, inside their child’s book bag. If you would like to take advantage of this great offer and help raise additional funds for the P.T.A., then please could you complete the form with the number of plants you require – don’t forget to add your child’s name and class on the bottom of the form and return it with full payment to Eimer Fernie, Sarah Madry or any other member of the P.T.A. by Friday 8th October. Please make cheques payable to: Stadhampton Primary School P.T.A. In case you haven’t received a form and would like to place an order, there are some forms available from Mrs Hopkins in the school office. The plants will be delivered to school on Monday 18th October for you to collect and take home. You can visit www.cdbell.co.uk to view the plants for sale – but please don’t place your order on line! Thank you.
Multsports Club on Tuesday afternoons
There are still places available on the Tuesday after school Multisports Club run by the SODC community sports coach, if any other Year 3-6 pupils would like to join. The cost for the remaining four weeks would be £4.
Little Bears News
At Little Bears this week poor Humpty Dumpty is falling off the wall! The children have made fantastic ‘Humpty’s’ using balloons and having great fun sticking on wool hair, googly eyes and dangly legs.
Freya Clapton joined us this week, it looks as though she will enjoy her time with us. We are all enjoying the September sunshine!
DIARY DATES:
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Mon 15th Nov & Weds 17th November
Parents’ Evenings
Open Evening at Icknield Community College
Icknield Community College would be pleased to welcome you to their Open Evening on Thursday 7th October between 6 and 8pm.
Vacancy at Icknield Community College
We are looking for a dynamic & enthusiastic person to develop and lead our new after school provision at Icknield Community College, Watlington.
You must have experience of working with young people and a NVQ level 3 qualification would be an advantage.
5 days a week 2:45pm - 6:15 pm term time only
Oxfordshire County Council pay scale Grade 5/6 depending upon experience
Please contact Helen Rints, Extended Services for further information & an informal chat.
07504 958 334 or helen.rints@oxfordshire.gov.uk
Friday, September 17, 2010
Newsletter No 3 / 17th September 2010
Clarinet Lessons for Class 3 pupils
Clarinet lessons began this week for all pupils in Class 3. Each child has been lent a clarinet by the County Music Service and benefits from 30 x 1hour lessons over this academic year. This one-year free programme has been running at a number of schools, throughout the county, and has proved to be very successful. We welcome Mrs Debbie Rose, the clarinet teacher, to our school and look forward to discovering more musical talent!
Learning Platform update
Emma Stinga, from the ICT team, has recently been working with each class to assist staff and pupils in accessing the Learning Platform and showing them its capabilities. This week we have issued letters to the new families who joined the school in September, explaining what the Learning Platform is and providing those new parents with their user names and passwords. If any other parent is struggling to access the Learning Platform and would like to be given their user name and password again, please e-mail Mrs Hopkins at office.2455@stadhampton.oxon.sch.uk and she will try to assist. The address to access the LP is www.klp.rm.com
Madame Church
We are pleased to welcome Madame Church as a new member of staff. Madame Church is a language specialist and will be teaching French to all pupils on Thursday afternoons.
SSCO Programme
As part of our involvement in the SSCO programme, we are pleased to welcome Andrew Highton, a community rugby coach, into school to lead a tag rugby session with Classes 2 and 3. Pupils in the Foundation Stage and Class 1 are also benefitting from a session each week led by Debbie Saw, an SODC schools support coach.
Moving On Booklets
All Year 6 pupils who need to apply for a place at secondary school for September 2011 were given a booklet entitled “Moving On” on Tuesday. Applications for places may be made using the form in the booklet or by applying on-line at www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/admissions The closing date for applications is 31st October 2010.
Admissions into Primary School Booklets
Starting School booklets are available in the school office for parents with children born between 1st September 2006 and 31st August 2007. Applications for places may be made using the form in the booklet or by applying on-line at www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/admissions The closing date for applications is 17th January 2011.
Coats for Breaktimes
Several children have felt cold this week when playing outside in the cooler weather. Please remember to send your child with a coat, if necessary.
Little Bears News
The Little Bears, new and old have settled into the new term very well indeed. We would like to welcome Cohen Brassill to Little Bears this week; we hope he enjoys his time with us. We are making spiders this week to support the nursery rhyme “Incy Wincey Spider” except our spiders are not so Insey Wincey! The children attended assembly with FS1 and Class 1 on Monday. For some of these children it was their very first time at the school, they appeared to enjoy the singing and behaved impeccably.
PTA Message
A big thank you to all new mums who came to the meeting on Tuesday. We should have a good team of volunteers to help organise some great events of the year. New members are still always welcome!
The first dates for your diary are:
Friday 15 October – 7pm – Quiz Night and Pudding Club - at the Community (School) Hall. Come and have an evening of fun with some delicious puddings to sample and judge in the interval. Tickets are £4.00 per person to include entry for the quiz, a selection of puddings to eat and a cup of tea or coffee. There will be a raffle and a bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Tickets will be available from the school office, Sarah Madry and Eimer Fernie. If you would like to enter a dessert for the Pudding Club then please talk to Sarah. There will be a prize for the pudding judged to be the best. (There is no charge for entering).
We would be very grateful for your donations of wine, toiletries, chocolates, unwanted gifts etc for the raffle. There will be a cardboard box labelled “PTA DONATIONS” in the school hall where you can leave your donations. Thank you!
Monday 1 November (morning) – Clothes Recycling Collection - It will be a perfect opportunity to have a good clear out over the Autumn holiday of all your unwanted clothes, shoes, towels, curtains, bedding (no duvets or pillows), bags etc. Please note that the collection date is the first Monday back after the holidays! PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO BRING YOUR BAGS IN!! We cannot accept any bags before the holidays because we will be unable to store them in the school.
Plant Order Forms – In the not-too-distant future we will be sending home, via book bags, the order forms for plants and hanging baskets. There will be an accompanying letter to explain how it works. The order forms and your payment need to be returned to Eimer Fernie or Sarah Madry by Friday 8 October. Plants will be delivered to school. Please take a look at the website for some great ideas to brighten up your tubs over winter! www.cdbell.co.uk (Please do not place your order online!)
Friday 26 November – early evening – Winter Fair – come and have a great evening at the Community (School) Hall! There will be games, face painting, craft stalls, cards and wrapping paper, gifts, cakes, books, DVDs, CDs and a bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. There will also be a very special guest – Santa! More information to follow (start saving, sorting and collecting contributions for raffle prizes, tombolas and stalls now).
PTA EVENTS OVER THE YEAR MAY INCLUDE:
Mid December – PTA run bar after Christmas school play.
February – Bingo for children with pizza after school.
March – Possible pamper evening for Mother’s Day
Spring – Possible village treasure hunt followed by coffee morning with raffle
Spring – Plant orders – new stock of spring bulbs etc
May – Clothes recycling
July – Sports Evening, BBQ and Bar
Some other fundraising events may occur – we will keep you up-to-date via the school newsletter. Thank you for your support.
Gardening Club – request for help!
Mrs Tombling and Mrs Birtles plan to carry on Mrs Pattisson’s sterling work in running a gardening club for the school on Friday lunchtimes. They are happy to plan and co-ordinate activities but need a few other willing parents on Fridays to help to weed, dig over the plot, etc. If you would like to help on a regular basis, please let Mrs Tombling or Mrs Birtles know.
Visitors from Hazlach School in Poland
On Friday 24th September we will welcome a group of pupils, teachers and parents from Hazlach School. They will spend the day in school, experiencing a typical school day and will spend much of the time with Class 3 pupils. Further opportunities to meet our guests were detailed in a letter sent out earlier in the week.
DIARY DATES:
Monday 20th September
Assembly at 2.30pm for Year 5 and 6 pupils and their parents
Wednesday 22nd September
Year 5 pupils visit Icknield Community College for a science lesson
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Clarinet lessons began this week for all pupils in Class 3. Each child has been lent a clarinet by the County Music Service and benefits from 30 x 1hour lessons over this academic year. This one-year free programme has been running at a number of schools, throughout the county, and has proved to be very successful. We welcome Mrs Debbie Rose, the clarinet teacher, to our school and look forward to discovering more musical talent!
Learning Platform update
Emma Stinga, from the ICT team, has recently been working with each class to assist staff and pupils in accessing the Learning Platform and showing them its capabilities. This week we have issued letters to the new families who joined the school in September, explaining what the Learning Platform is and providing those new parents with their user names and passwords. If any other parent is struggling to access the Learning Platform and would like to be given their user name and password again, please e-mail Mrs Hopkins at office.2455@stadhampton.oxon.sch.uk and she will try to assist. The address to access the LP is www.klp.rm.com
Madame Church
We are pleased to welcome Madame Church as a new member of staff. Madame Church is a language specialist and will be teaching French to all pupils on Thursday afternoons.
SSCO Programme
As part of our involvement in the SSCO programme, we are pleased to welcome Andrew Highton, a community rugby coach, into school to lead a tag rugby session with Classes 2 and 3. Pupils in the Foundation Stage and Class 1 are also benefitting from a session each week led by Debbie Saw, an SODC schools support coach.
Moving On Booklets
All Year 6 pupils who need to apply for a place at secondary school for September 2011 were given a booklet entitled “Moving On” on Tuesday. Applications for places may be made using the form in the booklet or by applying on-line at www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/admissions The closing date for applications is 31st October 2010.
Admissions into Primary School Booklets
Starting School booklets are available in the school office for parents with children born between 1st September 2006 and 31st August 2007. Applications for places may be made using the form in the booklet or by applying on-line at www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/admissions The closing date for applications is 17th January 2011.
Coats for Breaktimes
Several children have felt cold this week when playing outside in the cooler weather. Please remember to send your child with a coat, if necessary.
Little Bears News
The Little Bears, new and old have settled into the new term very well indeed. We would like to welcome Cohen Brassill to Little Bears this week; we hope he enjoys his time with us. We are making spiders this week to support the nursery rhyme “Incy Wincey Spider” except our spiders are not so Insey Wincey! The children attended assembly with FS1 and Class 1 on Monday. For some of these children it was their very first time at the school, they appeared to enjoy the singing and behaved impeccably.
PTA Message
A big thank you to all new mums who came to the meeting on Tuesday. We should have a good team of volunteers to help organise some great events of the year. New members are still always welcome!
The first dates for your diary are:
Friday 15 October – 7pm – Quiz Night and Pudding Club - at the Community (School) Hall. Come and have an evening of fun with some delicious puddings to sample and judge in the interval. Tickets are £4.00 per person to include entry for the quiz, a selection of puddings to eat and a cup of tea or coffee. There will be a raffle and a bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Tickets will be available from the school office, Sarah Madry and Eimer Fernie. If you would like to enter a dessert for the Pudding Club then please talk to Sarah. There will be a prize for the pudding judged to be the best. (There is no charge for entering).
We would be very grateful for your donations of wine, toiletries, chocolates, unwanted gifts etc for the raffle. There will be a cardboard box labelled “PTA DONATIONS” in the school hall where you can leave your donations. Thank you!
Monday 1 November (morning) – Clothes Recycling Collection - It will be a perfect opportunity to have a good clear out over the Autumn holiday of all your unwanted clothes, shoes, towels, curtains, bedding (no duvets or pillows), bags etc. Please note that the collection date is the first Monday back after the holidays! PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO BRING YOUR BAGS IN!! We cannot accept any bags before the holidays because we will be unable to store them in the school.
Plant Order Forms – In the not-too-distant future we will be sending home, via book bags, the order forms for plants and hanging baskets. There will be an accompanying letter to explain how it works. The order forms and your payment need to be returned to Eimer Fernie or Sarah Madry by Friday 8 October. Plants will be delivered to school. Please take a look at the website for some great ideas to brighten up your tubs over winter! www.cdbell.co.uk (Please do not place your order online!)
Friday 26 November – early evening – Winter Fair – come and have a great evening at the Community (School) Hall! There will be games, face painting, craft stalls, cards and wrapping paper, gifts, cakes, books, DVDs, CDs and a bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. There will also be a very special guest – Santa! More information to follow (start saving, sorting and collecting contributions for raffle prizes, tombolas and stalls now).
PTA EVENTS OVER THE YEAR MAY INCLUDE:
Mid December – PTA run bar after Christmas school play.
February – Bingo for children with pizza after school.
March – Possible pamper evening for Mother’s Day
Spring – Possible village treasure hunt followed by coffee morning with raffle
Spring – Plant orders – new stock of spring bulbs etc
May – Clothes recycling
July – Sports Evening, BBQ and Bar
Some other fundraising events may occur – we will keep you up-to-date via the school newsletter. Thank you for your support.
Gardening Club – request for help!
Mrs Tombling and Mrs Birtles plan to carry on Mrs Pattisson’s sterling work in running a gardening club for the school on Friday lunchtimes. They are happy to plan and co-ordinate activities but need a few other willing parents on Fridays to help to weed, dig over the plot, etc. If you would like to help on a regular basis, please let Mrs Tombling or Mrs Birtles know.
Visitors from Hazlach School in Poland
On Friday 24th September we will welcome a group of pupils, teachers and parents from Hazlach School. They will spend the day in school, experiencing a typical school day and will spend much of the time with Class 3 pupils. Further opportunities to meet our guests were detailed in a letter sent out earlier in the week.
DIARY DATES:
Monday 20th September
Assembly at 2.30pm for Year 5 and 6 pupils and their parents
Wednesday 22nd September
Year 5 pupils visit Icknield Community College for a science lesson
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Friday, September 10, 2010
Newsletter No 2 / 10th September
New School Prospectus for 2010-2011
We are pleased to let everyone know that the new School Prospectus for the academic year 2010-2011 has now been uploaded onto the school website. Please follow this link in order to view it: http://www.stadhampton.oxon.sch.uk/about/Prospectus/School%20Prospectus%20September%202010%20Final%20Version.pdf
Open Morning at Stadhampton School and Little Bears
Stadhampton Primary School and Little Bears Pre-School will be holding a joint Open Morning on Wednesday 13th October between 9.00am and 11.30am. Parents and other visitors are most welcome to come along and see the school at work.
Class Topics/Areas of Study
An outline of the topics/areas of study for each class for Terms 1 and 2 was sent home earlier this week via book bags. We have also sent home booklets which we hope will help parents support their child/ren at home: “Learning Through Play; Numbers” and “Learning Through Play; Letters and Sounds” for pupils in the Foundation Stage and Year 1, and “Supporting your child at home in Mathematics” for the relevant year group for pupils in Years 2-6. We hope you find these helpful.
Year 5 and 6 Assembly with Richard Hudson
Mr Hudson, Head of Icknield Community College will be taking an assembly for Year 5 and 6 pupils AND THEIR PARENTS at Stadhampton School on Monday 20th September at 2.30pm. Please do come along if you can as there will be an opportunity to ask Mr Hudson any questions you may have about life at ICC.
A big Hello and Welcome from the P.T.A!
Hopefully, all families should have been handed a letter about the P.T.A. giving details on what they do and some fund raising ideas planned for the year. If you haven’t received one, please pick up a copy from the school office. It has lots of vital information, including the venue and date of our first meeting – which will be held on Tuesday, 14th September at Eimer Fernie’s house, 15b, Newells Close, at 8.00pm. Please feel free to come along. There are two new Co-Chairs who will be taking the reins – Eimer Fernie (Orla’s mum) and Sarah Madry (Alice, Ewan and Greg’s mum). They would both be very happy to have a chat about any ideas you may have regarding fund raising. Details of how to contact them are in the parent’s letter.
The P.T.A. are looking forward to putting into motion some great events and are very grateful for the support we know parents will give us along the way. Look out for more P.T.A. news in future newsletters.
Extended Services Information
Please find attached to this newsletter a flyer about a 10-week course entlitled “Promoting Positive Behaviour in Children aged 0-12 years” beginning on 29th September at the Chalgrove and Watlington Children’s Centre.
Transfers from Primary School to Secondary Schools in September 2011
It has come to our attention that some parents have received notification from the LA Admissions Team about the need to apply for a place for their child to start secondary school in September 2011 and other families may not have received the letter. Each pupil has been issued with a Unique Identifer by the LA and therefore families who have not received a letter about applying for a place should contact the Admissions Team on 01865 815175 or e-mail them at admissions.schools@oxfordshire.gov.uk. The closing date for applications is 1st November.
Little Bears News
We welcome five new children to Little Bears this week, George Wildblood, Abi Sawyer, Wyatt Bullock, Phoebe Watkins and Daniel Robinson. We hope that they settle quickly and enjoy their time at Little Bears. Our topic for this half term is Nursery Rhymes, this week the children have made Mice for Hickory Dickory Dock.
For the month of October we are very fortunate to have been nominated as one of Waitrose (Thame) community support projects. Please would you put the green tokens in the Little Bears box when you shop (maybe encourage friends and family to do so too). Thank you.
DIARY DATES:
Monday 13th September
“Roald Dahl” Day
Monday 20th September
Assembly at 2.30pm for Year 5 and 6 pupils and their parents.
Wednesday 22nd September
Year 5 pupils visit Icknield Community College for a science lesson
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
We are pleased to let everyone know that the new School Prospectus for the academic year 2010-2011 has now been uploaded onto the school website. Please follow this link in order to view it: http://www.stadhampton.oxon.sch.uk/about/Prospectus/School%20Prospectus%20September%202010%20Final%20Version.pdf
Open Morning at Stadhampton School and Little Bears
Stadhampton Primary School and Little Bears Pre-School will be holding a joint Open Morning on Wednesday 13th October between 9.00am and 11.30am. Parents and other visitors are most welcome to come along and see the school at work.
Class Topics/Areas of Study
An outline of the topics/areas of study for each class for Terms 1 and 2 was sent home earlier this week via book bags. We have also sent home booklets which we hope will help parents support their child/ren at home: “Learning Through Play; Numbers” and “Learning Through Play; Letters and Sounds” for pupils in the Foundation Stage and Year 1, and “Supporting your child at home in Mathematics” for the relevant year group for pupils in Years 2-6. We hope you find these helpful.
Year 5 and 6 Assembly with Richard Hudson
Mr Hudson, Head of Icknield Community College will be taking an assembly for Year 5 and 6 pupils AND THEIR PARENTS at Stadhampton School on Monday 20th September at 2.30pm. Please do come along if you can as there will be an opportunity to ask Mr Hudson any questions you may have about life at ICC.
A big Hello and Welcome from the P.T.A!
Hopefully, all families should have been handed a letter about the P.T.A. giving details on what they do and some fund raising ideas planned for the year. If you haven’t received one, please pick up a copy from the school office. It has lots of vital information, including the venue and date of our first meeting – which will be held on Tuesday, 14th September at Eimer Fernie’s house, 15b, Newells Close, at 8.00pm. Please feel free to come along. There are two new Co-Chairs who will be taking the reins – Eimer Fernie (Orla’s mum) and Sarah Madry (Alice, Ewan and Greg’s mum). They would both be very happy to have a chat about any ideas you may have regarding fund raising. Details of how to contact them are in the parent’s letter.
The P.T.A. are looking forward to putting into motion some great events and are very grateful for the support we know parents will give us along the way. Look out for more P.T.A. news in future newsletters.
Extended Services Information
Please find attached to this newsletter a flyer about a 10-week course entlitled “Promoting Positive Behaviour in Children aged 0-12 years” beginning on 29th September at the Chalgrove and Watlington Children’s Centre.
Transfers from Primary School to Secondary Schools in September 2011
It has come to our attention that some parents have received notification from the LA Admissions Team about the need to apply for a place for their child to start secondary school in September 2011 and other families may not have received the letter. Each pupil has been issued with a Unique Identifer by the LA and therefore families who have not received a letter about applying for a place should contact the Admissions Team on 01865 815175 or e-mail them at admissions.schools@oxfordshire.gov.uk. The closing date for applications is 1st November.
Little Bears News
We welcome five new children to Little Bears this week, George Wildblood, Abi Sawyer, Wyatt Bullock, Phoebe Watkins and Daniel Robinson. We hope that they settle quickly and enjoy their time at Little Bears. Our topic for this half term is Nursery Rhymes, this week the children have made Mice for Hickory Dickory Dock.
For the month of October we are very fortunate to have been nominated as one of Waitrose (Thame) community support projects. Please would you put the green tokens in the Little Bears box when you shop (maybe encourage friends and family to do so too). Thank you.
DIARY DATES:
Monday 13th September
“Roald Dahl” Day
Monday 20th September
Assembly at 2.30pm for Year 5 and 6 pupils and their parents.
Wednesday 22nd September
Year 5 pupils visit Icknield Community College for a science lesson
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
Wednesday 13th October
Open Morning at school and at Little Bears
Friday, September 3, 2010
Newsletter No 1 / 3rd Septemberb 2010
Welcome to the start of a new school year!
We are pleased to welcome the following new children into the Foundation Class: Katende Amery, Elizabeth Bowerman, Juliana Browning, Thomas Cove, Isabella Dickens, Myles Dobson, Daniel Ellis, Julian Fouquet Burns, Ella Gravett, Hannah Lansley, Tillie Moss-Black, William Parkes, Ellie Walker, Benjamin West and Lawrence Wright. We are also pleased to welcome, a new Year 3 pupil, Tiffany Bullock, and a new Year 4 pupil, Rishon Marshall, both into Class 2.
Happy Belated AUGUST Birthday to: Amy Akers, Amelia Birtles, Rhys Brown, Amber Tomkins, Cora White and Abigail Wright.
Happy SEPTEMBER Birthday to: Isabella Dickens, Bryce Dobson, Phoebe Hindmarch, Alice Madry, Pola Onopiuk, Annabel Roe, Chloe Scragg and Lawrence Wright.
During the month of SEPTEMBER we are focusing on the core value of RESPECT
School Meal Price Increase
A reminder that the cost of a school meal increased on 1st September to £2.05. School meals must be ordered, and paid for please, on the first morning of the school week. Cheques for school meals should be made payable to Oxfordshire County Council with Stadhampton Primary School written on the back of the cheque.
Swimming
Class 2 will be swimming at the Abbey Sports Centre in Berinsfield, starting on Monday 6th September. They will have 7 sessions. As always,we appreciate a “voluntary contribution” of £1, per child, per session towards the transport costs. Cheques for swimming should be made payable to Stadhampton Primary School, please.
Year 5 Visits to Icknield Community College
Year 5 pupils will visit Icknield Community College on the following dates:-
Term 1 Science Wed 22nd September
Term 2 Wider World Wed 3rd November
Term 3 Technology Wed 19th January
Term 4 English Wed 9th March
Term 5 Maths Wed 4th May
PE Sport Wed 18th May
Creative Arts Wed 22nd June
Transportation will be provided during normal school hours.
International School Award
We are pleased to let parents know that we have been successful in regaining the British Council International School Award for three years from 1st September 2010 to 31st August 2013. This prestigious award has been gained as a result of submitting a portfolio of evidence of the school’s international activities. The new logo, which we are officially able to display on correspondence, has been added to the bottom of this newsletter.
Little Bears News
Welcome back to all and a special welcome to our new children and their families who started this week: Sofija Kornega, Lawrence Murphey-Callejo, Sam Sundberg, Thomas West, Mya Khan, Archie Dickens and Gene Green.
DIARY DATES:
Monday 6th September
After school hockey club 3.15 – 4pm
Wednesday 8th September
After school netball and multisports club 3.15 – 4pm
Thursday 9th September
Premier Sports football club 3.15 – 4.15pm
Monday 13th September
“Roald Dahl” Day
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
We are pleased to welcome the following new children into the Foundation Class: Katende Amery, Elizabeth Bowerman, Juliana Browning, Thomas Cove, Isabella Dickens, Myles Dobson, Daniel Ellis, Julian Fouquet Burns, Ella Gravett, Hannah Lansley, Tillie Moss-Black, William Parkes, Ellie Walker, Benjamin West and Lawrence Wright. We are also pleased to welcome, a new Year 3 pupil, Tiffany Bullock, and a new Year 4 pupil, Rishon Marshall, both into Class 2.
Happy Belated AUGUST Birthday to: Amy Akers, Amelia Birtles, Rhys Brown, Amber Tomkins, Cora White and Abigail Wright.
Happy SEPTEMBER Birthday to: Isabella Dickens, Bryce Dobson, Phoebe Hindmarch, Alice Madry, Pola Onopiuk, Annabel Roe, Chloe Scragg and Lawrence Wright.
During the month of SEPTEMBER we are focusing on the core value of RESPECT
School Meal Price Increase
A reminder that the cost of a school meal increased on 1st September to £2.05. School meals must be ordered, and paid for please, on the first morning of the school week. Cheques for school meals should be made payable to Oxfordshire County Council with Stadhampton Primary School written on the back of the cheque.
Swimming
Class 2 will be swimming at the Abbey Sports Centre in Berinsfield, starting on Monday 6th September. They will have 7 sessions. As always,we appreciate a “voluntary contribution” of £1, per child, per session towards the transport costs. Cheques for swimming should be made payable to Stadhampton Primary School, please.
Year 5 Visits to Icknield Community College
Year 5 pupils will visit Icknield Community College on the following dates:-
Term 1 Science Wed 22nd September
Term 2 Wider World Wed 3rd November
Term 3 Technology Wed 19th January
Term 4 English Wed 9th March
Term 5 Maths Wed 4th May
PE Sport Wed 18th May
Creative Arts Wed 22nd June
Transportation will be provided during normal school hours.
International School Award
We are pleased to let parents know that we have been successful in regaining the British Council International School Award for three years from 1st September 2010 to 31st August 2013. This prestigious award has been gained as a result of submitting a portfolio of evidence of the school’s international activities. The new logo, which we are officially able to display on correspondence, has been added to the bottom of this newsletter.
Little Bears News
Welcome back to all and a special welcome to our new children and their families who started this week: Sofija Kornega, Lawrence Murphey-Callejo, Sam Sundberg, Thomas West, Mya Khan, Archie Dickens and Gene Green.
DIARY DATES:
Monday 6th September
After school hockey club 3.15 – 4pm
Wednesday 8th September
After school netball and multisports club 3.15 – 4pm
Thursday 9th September
Premier Sports football club 3.15 – 4.15pm
Monday 13th September
“Roald Dahl” Day
Wednesday 29th September
All pupils will have their school photographs taken
Friday 1st October
Harvest Festival in Church
Wednesday 6th October
Mobile Library
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