Head of School Message

Dear parents/carers,

What a wonderful week we had in school! Sports Day was a huge success and a big thank you to parents and carers who came along in support and helped to make it a really memorable occasion for the children.  It was certainly a closely fought battle for the House Cup but Jebb were victorious in KS1 and Darwin in KS2.  Well done to everyone who took part.

As we draw nearer to the end of term we start to look forward to our transition day on Tuesday 8th July where children will be able to spend time in the new classrooms or with their new teachers or classmates.  We also have a very exciting Arts Week beginning on Monday 7th July where the children will be engaged in a whole school art project.  We are hoping these will be finished and on display by the end of term!

We are delighted to be welcoming local artist Rory McCann into school during Arts Week who will be creating a huge mural in the hall to encapsulate and display our school values and what it means to be a pupil at Bicton school.  The children will have opportunity to go and watch Rory at work and ask him questions as he goes – great inspiration for any budding artists!

The weather continues to be very warm this week so please ensure sun cream is applied before school and that hats/water bottles are in school at all times.

Upcoming diary dates:

  • Wb Monday 7th July – Arts Week
  • Tuesday 8th July – Transition morning
  • Wednesday 9th July – Year 6 Hickory’s Trip (letter to follow this week)
  • Friday 11th July 9.15am – End of Year Celebration Assembly
  • Thursday 18th July – Summer Disco (pick up at 4.45pm!)
  • Friday 19th July – Year 6 Leavers Assembly / Last day of term

Mrs Mavin

Spirituality day

Our Year 6 pupils enjoyed a Spirituality Day at Church led by Reverend Hannah.
This was to help prepare the children emotionally for the next steps in their education and was an opportunity to reflect upon what makes them joyful.

Competition winner!

A couple of years ago, the David Wilson Homes from the Rose Place development invited the pupils at Bicton Primary School to participate in a competition to name and design a logo for the new pond at the development.

They have sent through a picture of the winning design – congratulations to Cerys (who is now in Year 7!)

Award winners

Scarlett- for persevering in her learning this week.

Aron- for working hard in English and Maths.

Imogen- for showing perseverance with her timestables.

Nissi- for always showing Joy in everything she does as well as persevering with her swimming during PE.

Tommy- for always being polite in class.

A visit from Müller

This week, the children enjoyed having their very own yoghurt station at lunch time. They sampled a selection of yummy desserts from Müller’s new range with many various toppings available. These new products will help save on food packaging waste.

Head of School Message

Dear parents/carers,

It has been a lovely week in school, despite the very warm temperatures, and the children have enjoyed a quieter day today to avoid the heat as much as possible.

We are very much looking forward to our Sports Day next Thursday and thankfully the weather looks a bit cooler! Please feel free to bring a picnic and join us for lunch.  Children will be allowed to spend time with their parents/carers over the lunch hour as Claire is preparing a ‘picnic’ school dinner that can be taken outside.

We are also looking forward to the FOBs Summer Disco on Thursday 17th July. Please note that this is for children only (school staff and FOBs will be in attendance) and pick up time is 4.45pm.  Please pop into the office if you would like to buy a ticket for your child (£5).  Ticket sales will close on Friday 11th July.

Next week, our Year 6 pupils will be enjoying a Spirituality Day at Church led by Reverend Hannah.  This has been hugely successful in the past in preparing the children emotionally for the important next steps in their education.

Have a lovely weekend,

Mrs Mavin

 

Award winners

Silas: for writing an amazing fact file about turtles.

Arthur: for persevering when things get tough.

Millie: for showing kindness and respect.

Phoebe: for persevering with her writing work.

Benji: for always being respectful in class.

Liza: for her amazing effort at the mini athletics competition.

A big well done to Jessica who managed to complete her 2000 metres swimming badge this week!

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