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Despite all the snow and end of term illnesses we were able to

enjoy our Christmas play from CRIBs,

end of term parties, Infant concertsand the bowling treat for our raffle

ticket winners which was a great

success. We finished the term with

our usual Candlelit Carols with a

theme looking at the history of Saint

Nicholas, Santa Claus, Kris Kringle

and Father Christmas.

Welcome back and best wishes forhappy and successful 2011!

B r a m p t o n B u l l e t i n

Week ending: 7.1.11

Spring Term: Issue 1

B r a m p t o n P r i m a r y S c h o o l

S t r i v i n g t o R e a c h t h e B e s t

Inside this week’s issue:

• End of term news

• Forthcoming Dates

• Spring SEAL Activities

• Photos• Week 2 Menu

• Attendance

• Demelza House

• Mrs Jones

• Gold Book Entries

• Weekly Attendance

• And finally— Contact nos

Forthcoming Dates:

Monday 10th January

Rev Charles assembly

Y2&5 Fire Brigade workshop

Tuesday 11th January

Active Kids Assembly

Wednesday 12th January

Year 5 Swimming

Bexley Grammar French 6BThursday 13th January

7.15 FOB Meeting

Friday 14th January

Coffee Morning with Amanda

Tuesday 18th January

Reception Health Screening

Friday 28th January and

Bexley Grammar French 6B

FOB New Year Fair

HAPPY NEW Y EAR TO ALL



SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF LEARNING (SEAL)P ROGRAMME FOR THIS TERM

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Miss Wilson has a devised a programme for the year to cover all the required aspects of

PSCHE/SEAL programmes of work. These themes will be covered by work in class and

assemblies, all staff will also be looking for excellent examples from the children to

acknowledge and reward with raffle tickets. We thought you might like to have a copy of

this term’s programme so you can discuss the children’s work and efforts at home.

4.1.11-4.2.11 — Going for Goals.

4.1.11— Setting Goals

10.1.11– Take responsibility for success as well as when things go wrong.

17.1.11– Persistence (keep going)

24.1.11—Resilience (bouncing back or maintaining effort)31.1.11– Achieving goals

7.2.11– Other areas to cover include health and safety, emergency procedures, where to go

for help, democracy, role of voluntary, community and pressure groups, media, legal and

illegal substances and how to improve their local, natural and built environments.

28.2.11– 8.4.11- Good to be me

28.2.11– Doing something to be proud of

7.3.11– Responding in an assertive way

14.3.11—Helping someone with a worry21.3.11-Stopping and thinking when they are angry

28.3.11– To care about other people’s feelings

4.4.11– Recognise positive qualities in themselves and others

As you can see these topics fit in well with our school aims and we hope will also contribute

to high standards in behaviour and community cohesion. Our SEAL programme also includes

ideas for parents to try at home and these will be included in future newsletters.

PhotosLast term some of our newsletters did not contain

photos with children in, this was because we needed

to conform with E-Safety requirements to update our

register of children with permission to use their

photographs. This is now complete and hopefully we

will now be able to show children at work in our

newsletters.

Winners from our Film week Fancy Dress Competition.



Attendance

Unfortunately after a promising start to the year our school attendance rate is currently

running at 95.4% slightly below our school target of 96.1%.

RB = 94.7% RJ = 92.5% 1B = 93.7% 1BA= 95.7% 2H = 96.8%

2EW= 95.6% 3W= 93.6% 3WH= 94.5% 4P= 95.7% 4C= 96.0%

5S= 96.0% 5M = 96.5% 6B= 96.3% 6C = 97.6%

So well done to 6C, 2H, 5M and 6B who are all above 96.1%!

4C and 5S are nearly there too. Let’s see how well we can do this term.

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Demelza House

Instead of sending cards to each other again this year staff signed a huge communal cardand made a donation to the Demelza House charity. We raised £42.05.

Many thanks to everyone for their generosity.

S CHOOL M EALS

WEEK BEGINNING - 10 TH J ANUARY 2011

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Meat Pork Pattie with

Spaghetti

Beef Pizza with

Pasta

Roast Beef with

Roast Potatoes &Gravy

Sausage & Mash

with Onion Gravy

Jerk Chicken with

Chips

Fish or

alternative

Cajun Fish with

Rice

Salmon & Lemon

Pasta

Jacket Potato with

Beans

Homemade Fish

Cake with Lemon

Mayonnaise

Vegetarian Macaroni Cheese Pizza Margarita

with Pasta

Cauliflower & Broc-

coli Bake with Roast

Potatoes

Piri Piri Vegetables

with Rice

Roasted Vegetable

Penne

Desserts Jam Sponge with

custard

Homemade Cookie

with Fruit Juice

Chocolate Sponge

with Chocolate

Sauce

Iced Sponge Finger

with Fruit Wedges

Fruit Jelly

A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh fruit platter,

fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available daily.

Peanut Allergies

Please can we remind everyone that we are a ‘Peanut Free’ school in our cooked meals and we ask

parents not to put any nuts or items containing nuts in their child’s packed lunches. Thank you

Congratulations

We are pleased to announce the birth of a daughter for Mrs Jones on December 27th.

Carys Erin Jones weighed in at just over 6lbs and mother and baby are doing fine. Dad and

brother Alexander are thrilled with the new arrival too. In fact she popped into school on

Wednesday but without Carys!



And finally.......Emergency Contact Details

It is important that we have up to date home and mobile

contact details for parents and emergency carers. We

have already had one incident this week where the home

number we have is no longer available. Difficulties in

being able to reach a parent can add further distress to

a child who is sick. So if you have changed phone

numbers recently please let the school office know as

soon as possible so we can keep accurate records.

Remember if you like what we’re doing —tell

us and others!

If you don’t, please help us improve!

School Office; 020 8303 2873

Fax; 020 8298 0286

Email:[email protected]

We’re on the web!

www.fronter.com/brampton

www.brampton.bexley.sch.uk

RB– Jamie Lee Brown

RB– Kate Marelli

RB– Carys Orchard

RB– Ruby Arthurs

RB– Matthew Smith

RB– Sam Brown

RB—Molly Bailey

RB—Ryan Puszyk

RB– Luke Chamberlain

RB– Shenali Perera

4C– Tyler Lewis

Unfortunately there is not

enough space to mention the

children’s achievements here

but if you are interested to see

your child’s mention the book is

usually kept in the office—so

please pop in and ask to see it.

BRAMPTON GOLD BOOK

Striving to Reach the Best

Every week we print the names of those children who have

achieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour around

school and have been entered in the Gold Book. They have

been mentioned in Monday’s celebratory assembly. After 3

mentions children receive a bronze certificate, 6 mentions for a

silver, 9 mentions for a gold, 12 mentions for a Super Gold and

15 mentions for a Platinum certificate, 18 for Diamond, 21+

for a Head teacher’s Award and 24 for a Special Head teacher

Award and Badge.

Weekly Attendance

Week ending 18.12.10

RB: 94.7%

RJ: 96.7%

1B: 95%

1BA: 94.7%

2H: 99%2EW: 97.2%

3W: 86%

3WH: 95%

4P: 86.3%

4C: 94.7%

5S: 88.7%

5M: 98.7%

6B: 92.9%

6C: 98.1%

Well done to 2H!

Our target is 96.1%

Our School Total was 94.1%!

Keep Healthy

To help prevent the

spread of cold germschildren have been

reminded to -

Catch it, bin it and kill it

and then to wash hands carefully.

Raffle Prize Winners

After evaluating our first term of raffle ticket

rewards it has been decided to make it fairer by

having a separate draw for Infants and Juniors.

So as we need to split last weeks raffle tickets into

the appropriate boxes there was no raffle draw

this week but next week 4 names will be drawn.

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