Weekly News – October Half Term

Celebration Assembly

Well done to all the children for their fantastic performances in last Friday’s Celebration Assembly. All the staff were very proud of their children and how hard they have worked over the last half term. Thank you to everyone who was able to attend and share in the children’s successes.

Clubs

Please keep an eye on the website as some of the clubs have now changed. The only club now running on Tuesday is Film Club. Craft Club on Wednesday is now for KS2 but we are running a new club in its place for younger children; Colouring Club will take place in Class 2 on Wednesdays for Reception/Year1/Year 2. We will continue to run KS2 Football Club for as long as the darker nights allow. Please note there is no Football Club on Wednesday 11th (as there is an U9s match – details to follow) but this may still show on the calendar until it has been updated.

Roadworks

Some families will already be aware that there are roadworks on Bicton Lane past the Church. This is not affecting access to the school entrance from Holyhead Road at present.

Safer School Parent/Guardian Survey

Many thanks for the surveys that were returned last Friday. We really appreciate your views and comments so if you could return your survey by Thursday 5th at the latest we would be very grateful.

Operation Christmas Child- Shoeboxes

We are taking part in the Shoebox Appeal this year and children will be bringing home a leaflet the first day back. This is completely voluntary but in previous years we have always found that the children are keen to take part. Filled shoeboxes can be left at the main office and need to be returned to school by Monday 16th November. Thank you in advance for your support.

Enjoy the rest of the holiday.

Mrs Johnson

Class 1 Harvest Assembly 2015

Class 2 Harvest Assembly 2015

Class 3 Harvest Assembly 2015

Class 4 Harvest Assembly 2015

School Choir – Harvest Assembly 2015

Class 3 Homework – due in Friday 6th November

Dear Parents/Carers,

Class 3 children have been asked to write  about something they have done over half term. It can be about somewhere they have been or someone they have spent time with or we discussed how they could use their imagination and make up something they have done  – for example, pretending they went on a visit to the moon. The choice is up to them.

This homework is due in on Friday 6th November. Apologies that it hasn’t come home with your child – the printer broke in school on Friday!

Have a lovely half term all.

Miss Barratt

Spellings and Homework due 6.11.15

The children have been given maths homework to complete over half term, relating to 2D and 3D shapes that we have been working on in class.

maths 23.10.15

Please find their new spellings below to be tested after half term on Friday 6th November.

Spelling Week 23.10.15

Have a lovely half term 🙂

Miss Edwards

 

Making patterns

Reception children have been making patterns in maths.  Year 1 children have been finding halves of shapes and designing party mats.SANY5020 SANY5021 SANY5022 SANY5008 SANY5009 SANY5010 SANY5011 SANY5012 SANY5013 SANY5014 SANY5015 SANY5016 SANY5017 SANY5018 SANY5019

 

LO: To continue a repeating pattern

  • Uses familiar objects and common shapes to create and recreate patterns and build models (40 -60mnths)
  • Recognise, create and describe patterns. (ELG)

 

Class 4 Homework

Dear Parents/Carers,

Over the half term break we would like children to present a non-chronological report on a topic of their choice.

We have talked a lot about them in English over the past few weeks and the children have all written their own reports about Sound. All children should be aware of the different features that they need to include and ways they can make their report interesting and attractive for the reader.

Children can choose to present their reports on the computer, on paper or as a booklet. If children need any resources to help them with this homework, please ask an adult in Class 4 before we break up on Friday.

If there are any queries please do not hesitate to speak to myself or Mrs Foster.

Thank you for your support,
Mrs Chadwick

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