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    CROSS COUNTRY

    The Junior children will be taking part in theannual cross country event in DelamereForest tomorrow afternoon. Well done tothose children who have been practising athome or who have joined me during thelunchtime clubs. Best of luck to you alltomorrow.

    Many thanks forthe offers of help

    with transportingthe children andsupporting themduring the

    afternoon. We will leave school at 12.30pm inorder to get to the Forest in time.

    EASTER EGG TRAIL

    Preparations are being made for the EasterEgg Trail planned for next Sunday afternoon,from 2.00pm until 4.00pm. Following on fromthis newsletter is a poster and a competitionfor the children to enter, paper copies are alsoavailable from the school office.

    For the competition, we would like the childrento decorate the Easter Egg shape in any waythey would like to (paint, colours, collage,pasta, sweet wrappers...). We will display allthe entries and judge winners in the infantsand the juniors.

    Please return entries by Friday 23rd March tothe School Office.

    CALLIGRAPHY

    I have had a request toask if anyone can helpwith some calligraphywork. Does anyone havethis wonderful skill andwould like to help out?

    Please contact the school, if you can!

    ASHTON HAYES PRIMARY SCHOOL

    NEWS

    ISSUE 8 / SPRING TERM 2012 / THURSDAY 15TH MARCH 2012YEAR SIX FUNDRAISING

    You may have seen a number of postersaround the school advertising this event.Next Friday (23rd March), Class 5 will beshowing their enterprise skills by offeringvarious activities to parents and children.The children have been given a smallamount of money to invest in an activity withthe objective to raise money for charity - inthis case: Alder Hey Childrens Hospital. This

    will include car washing, sweet sales andgames activities. We would grateful if youcould send your children in with a smallamount of money to take part in theactivities.

    Class 5 will send some texts and fliers outnext week to let you know more details.

    FURTHER CYCLING INFORMATION

    Thank you to the parents who haveexpressed an interest in helping with theproposed cycling activities for the children in

    the SummerTerm. It is nottoo late to comeforward! I havethe datesavailable if you

    would like to know more information. We willbe able to give the full timetable at the

    beginning of the Summer Term.

    FASHION EVENING

    Dont forget that tickets are on sale for thePTFA Fashion Evening (28th March). Weneed to sell enough tickets to confirmthe event...pleasecontactMrsStubbs inthe SchoolOffice formoredetails.

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    Dear Parent/Carer

    Bike It comes toAshton Hayes Primary

    Id like to introduce an exciting project that is starting atAshton Hayes Primary this year. Bike Itis run by Sustrans, the countrys leading sustainable transport charity, and helps more pupils to

    be able to cycle to and from school.

    Over the next year I will be working with the Bike It Champion and the school to promotecycling in the following ways:

    By making sure school has the facilities needed by pupils who want to cycle to school,

    including secure cycle storage By working with the local council to provide cycle training to help pupils ride safely and

    feel more confident on their bikes By organising promotional activities and events to encourage pupils to cycle to school By involving local shops, clubsand other organisations to help us By working with parents so that they can help support the project

    At Bike It, we think cycling is an excellent way for children to travel to school, as it is good fortheir health, good for the environment, and it helps to develop independence and roadsafety skills. We focus on making cycling as safe as possible, and by reducing the number of

    cars around the school, we can help to make the neighbourhood a quieter, safer and lesscongested place.

    Nationally, we know that about 40% of children say they would like to cycle to school, but

    only about 2% do. The Bike It project aims to bridge this gap and allow children to enjoy thebenefits of cycling.

    During this year, there will be lots of opportunities for parents to get involved in the activitiesand even train to become cycle instructors. If youre interested in helping out, please contactme via the school.

    I look forward to meeting you at one of our activities, especially if you come by bike!

    Sarah Diamond, Bike It Officer Chester.

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