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Weekly Briefing 7 February 2020

Monday 10 February

8SC French Listening Assessment

Tuesday 11 February

Year 3 Ancient Egyptian Workshop

8CE French Listening Assessment

Year 4 Pasta Workshop at Pitch Restaurant,

Worthing

NO NETBALL CLUB TODAY

Wednesday 12 February

14.30 Boys’ Hockey: U11A and B v Prebendal,

Lancing College. Return 17.00

14.30 Girls’ Netball: U10 and U11 v Roedean

Moira House, Lancing College. Return 17.15

14.30 Girls’ Netball: U12 and U13 v Roedean

Moira House, Lancing College. Return 17.15

Thursday 13 February

9.30-10.30 Year 5, 6 and 7 girls and Year 7 boys

PSHE talk, ‘Growing up and Puberty’

13.00 Swimming: U10, 11, 12 and 13 IAPS

Qualifying Round, Windlesham House School.

Return 17.15

16.45-19.45 8SC Parents’ Evening: Academic

Subjects, Hall.

Friday 14 February

14.30-15.30 ‘Kalpee’ performance, Hall

16.00 Cake Sale, Playground

Half Term Begins

The Week Ahead …

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LPWA Notices

Dates for your Diary:

Curry & Quiz Night – Friday 6th March. Tickets will be available to purchase from Monday 10th February. Party Night for Prep & Pre-Prep and Nursery Children – Friday 20th March.

Uniform Sale – Thursday 27th February.

Donate your Uniform - If your child has outgrown their

uniform, you can donate any Lancing Prep uniform,

shoes or football boots to the LPWA. Please ensure

everything donated is clean and in good condition.

Please leave donated uniform in a clear plastic

storage box labelled “LPWA DONATIONS” under the

arches in the playground.

We welcome fresh ideas, so if you have any fundraising

ideas or would like to get more involved with the

LPWA, please catch one of us in the playground or email

us at lpwassoc@gmail.com.

Please follow our Facebook page to keep updated with

the latest LPWA news and event information. We are

hoping this will enable us to build an LPWA community

on social media. Please also keep an eye out for details

of our new twitter account. Facebook

Aladdin Rehearsals – 11 February

Please could the following students attend Drama Club to

cover the following scenes/songs:

Scene 7-9 These Palace Walls – Emma S, Thomas C,

Izzy B, Huxley A, Louis B, Hugo D, Isaac R, Nerea K-M,

Piper S, Ava W, Grace C, Grace T

These Palace Walls – Emma S, Grace C, Grace T and

Ava W

Australian Bush Fire Appeal

On Friday, 14 February, at 4pm there will be a cake sale

to raise funds for the Australian Bush Fire Appeal. The

cake sale will take place outside near the main

gates. Please do bring along some money to support

the children in raising funds.

SPRING HALF TERM HOLIDAY CLUB

Holiday Club is running during half term and is

available for LPW pupils as well as outside

friends. Booking forms are available from the

School Office or Wraparound.

Lancing Prep WorthingA Lancing College Preparatory School

News Bulletin

7 February 2020

Reception meet a menagerie of exotic beastsThe Reception children were

enthralled by the visit of Phil from Jaws ‘N’ Claws. First out of the box was Ryan, a baby bearded dragon, followed by Jenny and Jimmy, the hissing cockroaches from Madagascar and Brian the Giant African Land Snail. The children learnt that Brian has one foot and

his tongue, which has 10,000 tiny teeth, is on the bottom of his foot. Buster the tree frog was next. He needed to be sprayed with water to keep his skin wet. After Buster came Sam, the tiger salamander, who can regrow his limbs if they get damaged.

Finally, the children met what turned out to be their favourite creatures: Ben, a milk snake from Honduras whose smooth skin fascinated all the children and Ron, a giant rabbit who was HUGE but was still only a 7 months old baby rabbit.

Despite some initial hesitation,

everyone gained the confidence to touch or hold something. The children also impressed Phil with their knowledge of reptiles and amphibians and asked really good questions too. They all gained a Resourceful Ranger sticker for making the most of a new experience.

Year 6 find out about Life in KenyaYear 6 were lucky to be visited by Mrs Walker during their Geography

lesson. She shared stories about her time in Kenya and had brought along fascinating artefacts which the children got to feel and try on. It was kind of her to spend time engaging the children with her love for this beautiful country.

Holocaust Memorial DayYear 6 and 7 pupils marked Holocaust Memorial Day by visiting

Chichester to see Howard Moody’s opera ‘Push’. This was a moving and memorable performance, and the prayers at the end of this musical event were particularly poignant. We were very proud of the children’s quiet interest and respectful silence. They were a credit to the school.

Well done!Congratulations to Harrison F

who was proud and excited to gain his orange belt at Karate recently.

Week ending 07 02 20

ReceptionFreddie for writing his name beautifully this week, especially the

‘e’Hennie for her super imaginative play

Maisie for independently practising the cursive formation for ‘s’ to improve it when writing her name

Year 1Dylan for listening to advice and using cursive handwriting in

his spelling test

Elodie for being thoughtful and confident this weekHunter for his incredible design for his bird feeder

Millie for reading at home every day this week

Rose for being reflective and using new skills in her writingYear 2Charlotte for great place value work in MathsTheo for reading with good expressionVivian for her imaginative play, which often shows embedded

learning from topic work

Pre-Prep Head Teacher AwardsNews Bulletin

House Points

The latest week’s house point totals show Saxons in the lead! Celts 298 Britons 237 Saxons 206 Normans 173

LPW Be

Kind

LPW Love

LearningPrep Head Teacher Awards

Up to 31 01 20Year 4Devon S for showing perseverence to learn times tables and

divisional factors Gus C for challenging himself to expand his reading and delve

deeper into a range of Michael Morpurgo booksJessica B for being an independent learner, consistently getting

on well with work unguidedLeila F for showing a big improvement in her organisation

recently, great independence!Lucas K for always capitalising on the opportunity of a

challenge, especially in MathsMairead C for demonstrating transferring and linking when writing

a fantastic Roman newspaper reportMikaaeel M for showing great kindness and empathy towards

others in recent lessonsOliver E for being persistent in his learning and never giving upRegan C for showing great progress in becoming self awareYear 5Illyas M for some unbelievable transferring when identifying

features of a poem. Some absolute corkers of insight!Kaylee B for being a Reflective Robot, working methodically

through comprehension and transferring skills to independent work

Year 6Beth K for being an imaginative and capitalising learner with

her amazing slotted beetle that we are all using in Senior Art Club

Year 7Enzo V for being self-evaluative and for improved crafting of his

answers in English lessonsFreya H-B for crafting an interesting and lively script in French

of her survey into TV viewing preferences. Reflective proofreading too

Harlan E for being a resourceful learner in English: imaginative, linking and capitalising

Isabella B for crafting an interesting and accurate script in French of her survey into TV viewing preferences

Year 8

Cal N for being a resourceful learner in English: imaginative, linking and capitalising when writing a speech

Freddie B for being adventurous in his choice of reading and sharing book recommendations

George Cfor using memorised vocabulary from previous topics whenever he crafts pieces of writing in French. A resourceful linguist

Gracie G for being focused, self aware and methodical in English written work

Izzy B for consistent effort, focus and a methodical approach to English work

Nerea K-Mfor perfecting her proofreading skills so well in French, using her excellent awareness of grammar rules to such good effect

Phillip C for being focused, self aware and adventurous in English written work

LPW Be

Kind

LPW Love

Learning

Week ending 24 01 20 Reception Clementine for independent writing Isla for going out into the world and doing good - choosing

to pick up litter on her way to school Max for his resourcefulness in adapting an activity for the

trains Zoya for her beautiful handwriting

Year 1 Cameron for his thoughtful contributions to class discussions

Esmee for her thoughtful contributions to class discussions

Ethan for working methodically to produce lovely writing

Hattie for speeding up and getting the job done! Year 2

Riley for being so enthusiastic about the Learning Powers Skantha for always listening to other people’s opinions

Thomas for amazing past tense work

SPORTS ROUND UP

Boys’ Hockey Results W/D/L PoM

1st XI Red v The Prebendal L 0-2 Cal N1st XI Blue v The Prebendal W 3-2 George B & Rufus

R-BTournamentLPW Blue v Seaford College D 0-0 LPW Blue v LPH (A) D 0-0LPW Blue v LPH (B) L 0-1LPW Red v Seaford College D 0-0LPW Red v LPH (A) W 1-0LPW Red v LPH (B) D 0-0Boys’ Football Results1st XI v Christ’s Hospital W 4-2 Cal N

U9 Red v Sion W 8-0 Orson WU9 Blue v Sion W 2-0 Harrison F

SPORTS ROUND UP

Girls’ Netball ResultsU9 Red v BHHS D 0-0 Matilda AU8 Blue v BHHS W 1-0 Amelie C

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Main Meal Turkey meatballs in a tomato and basil sauce

Chicken burritos

Pasta bar - pasta with assorted toppings &

sauces Quorn bolognaise sauce

Roast pork with an apple chutney and a

roast gravy

Baked cod fish fingers with lemon and tartare

sauce

Vegetarian Chunky ratatouille with chickpeas

5 bean and avocado burritos

Tomato and basil sauce 3 cheese sauce

Beetroot, squash and feta wellington

Goats cheese, spinach and red pepper quiche

Potatoes and Vegetables

Spaghetti Sweetcorn

Green beans

Golden vegetable rice with sweetcorn and red

peppers Homemade guacamole,

salsa and sour cream

Parmesan cheese Garlic dough balls

Selection of crudités

Roasted new potatoes and parsnips

Cauliflower cheese

Oven chips Garden peas Baked beans

Salad Bar Assorted seasonal salads

Dessert

Apple and cinnamon crumble with custard

Freshly made yoghurt with granola Watermelon wedges Autumn fruit compote

with crème fraiche Love heart biscuits

Seasonal fresh fruit