KS2: Rowan 100%
Overall: 95.01%
A slight dip this week but we just managed to stay above our target. Rowan class will receive a justly deserved Cupcake party. Congratulations Rowan class.
Friday, 17 October 2014
Attendance:
KS1& EYFS: Cedar 98.71%
KS2: Rowan 100%
Overall: 95.01%
A slight dip this week but we just managed to stay above our target. Rowan class will receive a justly deserved Cupcake party. Congratulations Rowan class.
KS2: Rowan 100%
Overall: 95.01%
A slight dip this week but we just managed to stay above our target. Rowan class will receive a justly deserved Cupcake party. Congratulations Rowan class.
Swimming Awards:
We have seen some tremendous performances in the pool this week. A number of our children have managed to swim 400m (which is 20 lengths of the pool).
Well done to the following children who have achieved their next swimming certificate: Saffron Lubin, Ben Green, Holly Clark, Holly Chilvers, Sophie Nickson, Melisa Krasniqi, Molly Wheal, Holly Maskell, Emily Morton, Drew Burkett, Sophie Lewis.
Well done to the following children who have achieved their next swimming certificate: Saffron Lubin, Ben Green, Holly Clark, Holly Chilvers, Sophie Nickson, Melisa Krasniqi, Molly Wheal, Holly Maskell, Emily Morton, Drew Burkett, Sophie Lewis.
Tracker Awards:
Well done to Rashida Sillah who has finished her Silver. Drew Burkett has collected enough Golden merits to claim her bookmark. Georgia Chilvers, Rose Anna Weaver & Sienna Nickson have now completed their Gold Tracker.
Endurance Obazee has earned his Platinum pencil and pen set. Russell has worked hard in class to collect enough merits to get his Platinum certificate.
Prince is now onto the final part of the Tracker journey as he has finished his Diamond. Well done to all of you!
Endurance Obazee has earned his Platinum pencil and pen set. Russell has worked hard in class to collect enough merits to get his Platinum certificate.
Prince is now onto the final part of the Tracker journey as he has finished his Diamond. Well done to all of you!
Tracker Awards
Congratulations to Tolu - who earned her Diamond Prize - and Charly Wallace (who collected his pencil and pen set). Well done for all the efforts you have made to collect your merits.
How Has The World Changed?
There are some amazing facts to be found here about how the world has changed during your lifetime! Click on the link to find out more!
http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20141016-your-life-on-earth
http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20141016-your-life-on-earth
Thursday, 16 October 2014
Harvest Food Drive - Friday 17th October
#wescarehunger
We are all very excited about our Harvest food drive tomorrow. We are asking everyone to bring in an item of long life food to donate to the local Trussell foodbank. Here is some information about the work that the Trussell Trust does.
Mission and Vision
The Trussell Trust works to empower local communities to combat poverty and exclusion in the UK. The trust works with the people throughout the community, providing practical help through sustainable projects and enabling each person to realise that they are valued. The vision for the trust is to build communities where people of all backgrounds are included and have the opportunity to live in dignity with hope for the future.
People like to donate food because they know it is all going directly where it is needed, but supporting running costs is probably not so appealing. Without financial backing, the work the work of the foodbank is doing within the community is put under threat. If you feel that you would be able to support the foodbank financially please see Mrs Nicholls who can provide you with a leaflet.
As we collecting food that we can grow in the garden or find on the farm we are wearing our wellies to school for the day. Because this is the footwear we would wear if we were outside harvesting the food.
Please support the local community and scare hunger away for good.
We are all very excited about our Harvest food drive tomorrow. We are asking everyone to bring in an item of long life food to donate to the local Trussell foodbank. Here is some information about the work that the Trussell Trust does.
Mission and Vision
The Trussell Trust works to empower local communities to combat poverty and exclusion in the UK. The trust works with the people throughout the community, providing practical help through sustainable projects and enabling each person to realise that they are valued. The vision for the trust is to build communities where people of all backgrounds are included and have the opportunity to live in dignity with hope for the future.
People like to donate food because they know it is all going directly where it is needed, but supporting running costs is probably not so appealing. Without financial backing, the work the work of the foodbank is doing within the community is put under threat. If you feel that you would be able to support the foodbank financially please see Mrs Nicholls who can provide you with a leaflet.
As we collecting food that we can grow in the garden or find on the farm we are wearing our wellies to school for the day. Because this is the footwear we would wear if we were outside harvesting the food.
Please support the local community and scare hunger away for good.
- Fruit juice (carton)
- Soup
- Pasta sauces
- Tomatoes (tinned)
- Instant mash potato
- Tinned meat
- Tinned fish
- Tinned fruit
- Tinned vegetables
- Jam
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