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REMEMBRANCE ASSEMBLYI would like to invite you to an
assembly tomorrow (Friday) to
spend a few moments in quiet
reflection as I ask the children to
think about the human sacrifice
made during the conflicts that have
affected our country
and others.
Please be seated in
the hall for a
10.45am start.Thank you.
There will be a service in St John’s
Church on Sunday morning.
RECENT LETTERS We have sent a variety of letters
home over the past couple of weeks
about upcoming events for the
children to be involved in, to enrich
their curriculum and learning
experiences. If you haven’t already
seen these, please look out for ‘Sing a
Christmas Story’, KS2 Christmas
Theatre’, ‘KS1 and EYFS Christmas
Theatre’ and ‘Class 5’s Visit to
Stockport Air Raid Shelters’.
We have been emailing the reply slips
to you and are more than happy to
receive these back by email (it helps
to cut down on the amount of paper
coming into school, which is always a
good thing!)
As with all trips, these can be paid for
online (speak to Mrs Stubbs if you
need to be reminded of your logon
details), cash or cheque (cheques
made to ‘Ashton Hayes Primary
School Fund’). I have tried to keep
the costs of these trips to a minimum
in a variety of ways, including: using
the school minibus, sharing trips
with Barrow CE Primary and Huxley CE Primary and by subsidising the
trips from school funds.
ASHTON HAYES PRIMARY SCHOOL
NEWS
ISSUE 7 / AUTUMN TERM 2011 / THURSDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2011
PARENTS’ EVENINGSThis week has been a busy week for
staff and parents as we have been
arranging times to speak to you
about your child’s progress so far
this year. It is always lovely to hear
all the positive comments about
your children. The teachers will also
be constructive in explaining the
next steps that we are working on
with the children in order to build
upon their attainment and progress
as the year progresses.
MRS S EVANS
As the parents of Class 3 will have
heard by text message earlier this
week, Mrs Evans is off school for a
week due to complications with her
pregnancy. We wish her well as she
rests at home under the instruction
of her doctor. As with all staff
absences, I work extremely hard to
ensure that the supply teachers
deliver the same level of high quality
learning experiences as our regular
school staff. Where possible, I will
also seek to use teachers known to
the school and the children as a
means to minimise disruption.
Mrs Evans will rearrange her
parent’s evening appointments upon
her return. Apologies for any
inconvenience for changing these.
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS
PERFORMANCES
We are currently working with the
children to prepare for the Infant
Nativity and the Junior carol
Service. We are faced with the
challenge of no school hall as Class 5
are using this area for the majority
of this term, however, ‘the show
must go on’ and the younger
children will be performing their
Christmas story in the hall nearer
the end of term.
Please bear with us as we work hardto bring this magical experience to
you. Miss Corker may be in contact
with you soon with some costume
requests!
The EYFS and KS1 Christmas
Nativity will be on Tuesday 13th
December at 2.00pm and Thursday
15th December at 2.00pm. There will
be no charge for these events,
although space will be limited to two
seats per family, with the possibility
of further seats when we are sure
that every parent has had the
opportunity to acquire tickets.
The KS2 Carol Service will be on
Monday 19th December from 7.00pm
in St. John’s Church. In the past, this
has been a wonderful service which
the children tell the Christmas Story
accompanied by songs and readings
(and the the last chance for Year 6
children to dress up as a shepherd!)
CHILDREN IN NEEDThis year, the children are keen to
support Children in Need, which has
its official day on Friday 18th
November. Please send your children
dressed in spotty clothes, or wearing
spots, or with face
painted with
spots... next Friday.
Please send in any
donations to the
school (I suggest at
least a pound per
child).
The children would like to sell cakes
at morning playtime; we would be
grateful for any donations of cakes
(home-made or bought), which can
be sold. We will sell these for between
10 and 50 pence...please can youproved a bit of change in the
children's pockets? Thank you!
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CONTACTAshton Hayes Primary School, Church Road,
Ashton Hayes, Chester. CH3 8AB
Phone: 01244 981418
Text to: 07797 801419
Email: [email protected] or
Web: www.ashtonhayes.cheshire.sch.uk
ASHTON HAYES PRIMARY
SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER
ISSUE no 7
10/11/11
AUTUMN TERM 2011
BUILDING WORK UPDATE
The windows are being fitted from
today, finally enclosing the building and
making i t weather-tight. We are looking
forward to seeing paint going on the
wall and carpet being fitted very soon!
A view from inside what will be Class
4. As you can see the plastering has
started. The kitchen units for the art
area have just arrived and will be
fitted in the next week.
CONGRATULATIONS
A catch up of all our wonderful merit
winners in recent weeks...
Well done to:
Tallulah Tilley, Poppy Mason, Lydia
Paddock Zac Roberts, Charlie Irlam
and Matthew Handley
Imogen Paddock, Emily Cuthbert,
Fletcher Stephen, Abi Cartwight,
William Thakur and Archie Pipes
Dylan Woodard, Olivia Jones, Toby
Auckland-Lewis, Alex Gibson and Jak
Carden
Amy Hocking, Sebbie Roberts, Milly
Rowe, Scott Telford and Jake Mitty.
QUIZ NIGHT
Tickets are now on sale for the PTFA Quiz night to be held in School on the
evening of:
THURSDAY 17TH NOVEMBER
FROM 8.00PM
Tickets are just £5.00, which includes a jacket potato/filling supper.
Please bring your own drinks.
HOLIDAY REQUESTS
The Education Welfare Officer (EWO) will be visiting the school tomorrow to
inspect the registers and to monitor the attendance of the children. Ashton
Hayes Primary School has a good record of attendance, helped with the
good partnership between school and parents. I know that you are aware of
the educational impact of taking children out of school for holidays and
medical appointments. I respectfully ask that you continue to consider thisimpact when booking your family holidays (and I am well aware that there
is a cost implication for taking holidays in the school holidays) and making
medical appointments that could be arranged during the holidays.
Please note the PTFA newsletter
and information about the quiz
night and the Christmas fair. This
year, the Christmas Fair will take
place in the Village Hall as we are
very short on space in the halluntil the building work is
completed.
