Saturday, 6 April 2013
Bronze & Silver Tracker Awards:
Congratulations to Danielle Arnold and Abbie Maxwell who have completed their Bronze trackers this week. Success Hartford and Sandra Diaz have earned their Silver Pencil. Meanwhile, Holly Clark and George Lotter have stuck the final merits onto their Silver trackers to earn their second certificate.
Friday, 5 April 2013
New Infill Classroom Underway
This week the builders have begun preparations for the new KS1 classroom. It means that from September we will no longer have split form classes in Year 1 & 2. We will also benefit from being able to offer smaller class sizes. Our limit for each year group has not been increased from 45 pupils, so we will be able to offer KS1 classes of no more than 25 pupils.
Fact Hunters: Planets, heart disease and the Sun!
Louise Paius
Mercury is one of the smallest major planets with a diameter of about 4,880km. It has a mass 18 times less than that of Earth.
Emma Groom
Sadly heart disease accounts for over a quarter of all deaths in the UK each year: over 159,000!
Mercury is one of the smallest major planets with a diameter of about 4,880km. It has a mass 18 times less than that of Earth.
Emma Groom
Sadly heart disease accounts for over a quarter of all deaths in the UK each year: over 159,000!
Thelma Amankwah
Incredibly the sun’s core has a temperature of around 15.7million Kelvin… that is extremely hot! Light from the sun takes approximately 8mins and 19secs to reach the Earth.
Incredibly the sun’s core has a temperature of around 15.7million Kelvin… that is extremely hot! Light from the sun takes approximately 8mins and 19secs to reach the Earth.
Green Win The House Cup
After a busy term of tucking in shirts, opening doors, being kind to others, helping staff, being on time, saying thank you and using their cutlery the Green team emerged triumphant. By the slimmest of margins, they managed to hold the Reds at bay and scooped the cakes and drink prize for the second time this year!
Harold Hill Festival Update
Are you able to support your local festival this year? If you think you may be able to run a stall, volunteer on the day or help with organisation prior to the event please contact the team using the details given below.
Thursday, 4 April 2013
Harold Hill Ambitions Update & Jobs Information
Please find information below relating to the Harold Hill Ambitions Programme, including an update on jobs which are now live at the Tesco distribution depot in Rainham.
1. Tesco Jobs at Rainham:
As you may know Tesco have announced that they will be opening their distribution centre in Rainham this summer. The warehouse, when fully operational, will employ around 750 people, mainly as warehouse team members and drivers.
This is a great opportunity for Havering residents to find work with a major employer in the borough and we would really like your help to let local people know what’s available.
We have already arranged a series of briefing sessions for Havering residents who want to find out more about the distribution centre and the jobs on offer. The briefing sessions will take place in the Town Hall on 11th April and 12th April and will take place throughout the day.
Residents must book a place if they plan to attend a briefing session. Places can be booked by emailing jobsinrainham@havering.gov.uk or telephoning 01708 43 44 77.
Each session will last one hour and includes some information about the free support Havering College and Havering Adult College can offer people interested in applying for jobs and who also need a bit more help with a job application, particularly the first stage which is an on-line psychometric test.
Finally if you know of any Havering resident interested in the jobs and who wants to apply without help they can do so by going to the Tesco careers website – www.tesco-careers.com and clicking on the ‘Working in Depot’ heading.
2. Harold Hill Small Grants -
The sixth round of the Harold Hill Small Grants Programme saw over £10,000 of funding distributed to local groups. For more information visit www.havering.gov.uk/hhambitionscommunityprogramme
3. Harold Hill Summer Festival:
The Festival, occurring on Saturday 6th July 2013 in Central Park promises to be another fun packed family event, with a variety of activities including circus skills, donkey rides and lots more. The ever popular stage will also be hosting a variety of local talent. There will be the opportunity to meet the festival’s mascot, Harry the Squirrel. For further updates visit: http://www.haroldhillfestival.moonfruit.com/ (London Borough Of Havering is not responsible for content of external websites)
4. Harold Hill Ambitions Programme:
The Harold Hill Ambitions Programme includes a variety of projects throughout the area, which aims to transform the quality of life for Harold Hill Residents . Updates on various projects can be found by visiting Harold Hill Ambitions Updates
5. Harold Hill Ambitions Newsletter:
If you missed the latest copy you can download the latest version from Harold Hill Ambitions Newsletters. This edition includes:
1. Tesco Jobs at Rainham:
As you may know Tesco have announced that they will be opening their distribution centre in Rainham this summer. The warehouse, when fully operational, will employ around 750 people, mainly as warehouse team members and drivers.
This is a great opportunity for Havering residents to find work with a major employer in the borough and we would really like your help to let local people know what’s available.
We have already arranged a series of briefing sessions for Havering residents who want to find out more about the distribution centre and the jobs on offer. The briefing sessions will take place in the Town Hall on 11th April and 12th April and will take place throughout the day.
Residents must book a place if they plan to attend a briefing session. Places can be booked by emailing jobsinrainham@havering.gov.uk or telephoning 01708 43 44 77.
Each session will last one hour and includes some information about the free support Havering College and Havering Adult College can offer people interested in applying for jobs and who also need a bit more help with a job application, particularly the first stage which is an on-line psychometric test.
Finally if you know of any Havering resident interested in the jobs and who wants to apply without help they can do so by going to the Tesco careers website – www.tesco-careers.com and clicking on the ‘Working in Depot’ heading.
2. Harold Hill Small Grants -
The sixth round of the Harold Hill Small Grants Programme saw over £10,000 of funding distributed to local groups. For more information visit www.havering.gov.uk/hhambitionscommunityprogramme
3. Harold Hill Summer Festival:
The Festival, occurring on Saturday 6th July 2013 in Central Park promises to be another fun packed family event, with a variety of activities including circus skills, donkey rides and lots more. The ever popular stage will also be hosting a variety of local talent. There will be the opportunity to meet the festival’s mascot, Harry the Squirrel. For further updates visit: http://www.haroldhillfestival.moonfruit.com/ (London Borough Of Havering is not responsible for content of external websites)
4. Harold Hill Ambitions Programme:
The Harold Hill Ambitions Programme includes a variety of projects throughout the area, which aims to transform the quality of life for Harold Hill Residents . Updates on various projects can be found by visiting Harold Hill Ambitions Updates
5. Harold Hill Ambitions Newsletter:
If you missed the latest copy you can download the latest version from Harold Hill Ambitions Newsletters. This edition includes:
- An update on the Harold Hill Library
- Street improvements occurring in the area
- New Homes in Hilldene
- Improvements to the Harold Link Service
Weekly Winners: Housepoints & Attendance
Attendance:
Key Stage 1: Cedar 97.84%
Key Stage 1: Cedar 97.84%
Key Stage 2: Ash 99.17%
Overall Score: 94.24%
Congratulations to Ash who have won the attendance league this week.
Housepoints:
Red – Faringdon 66
Blue – Chatteris 54
Yellow – Dulverton 48
Green – Cricklade 50
Orange – Dudley 14
Congratulations to Ash who have won the attendance league this week.
Red – Faringdon 66
Blue – Chatteris 54
Yellow – Dulverton 48
Green – Cricklade 50
Orange – Dudley 14
Congratulations to Red (Faringdon) who have managed to win the House Point trophy this week! Once all the scores from the last 5 weeks were totaled, Green won the cakes and drinks. Well done Cricklade.
MDA Award:
The following children have been recognized for their behaviour, politeness and willingness to help at lunchtimes:
Key Stage 1: Grace Moody
Key Stage 2: Chloe Trew
MDA Award:
The following children have been recognized for their behaviour, politeness and willingness to help at lunchtimes:
Key Stage 1: Grace Moody
Key Stage 2: Chloe Trew
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