Together Everyone Achieves More Wednesday 7th June Issue

Don’t forget, due to the General Election, the

Nursery and main school will be closed tomorrow.

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**School CLOSED** - Elections

Year 5 First Aid Training

Year 4 Visit to Grammar & High School

Year 3/4 Tennis Tournament

Nursery Visit to Ark Wildlife Park

Gentlemen in School Day - KS2

Gentlemen in School Day - Rec & KS1

The Railway Children

Keeping Children Safe On-Line Parent

Workshop @ 1.45-3pm

FS Sports Day

KS2 Sports Day

Year 4 Sleepover

Year 5/6 Athletics Tournament

KS1 Sports Day

Healthy Eating Workshop for Parents

Summer Fair

School Reports Out

Year 3/4 Change4Life Tournament

Year 6 Play

Year 6 Play

Transition Afternoon

Optional Parents’ Evening

Food bank Collection

Leavers’ Disco

Leavers’ Assembly

END OF TERM 6

Please can you make sure children bring a water

bottle with them to school each day.

Bottles are available to purchase at

the school office at only £1.20

School Uniform Order

Orders for the end of summer term delivery are

to be returned by the end of today.

Orders received after this date will be deliv-

ered during September. Alternatively, you can

order directly online at: www.nationwideschooluniforms.co.uk

Please note, uniform will not be available to

purchase from school stock in the office in

September.

Gardening Club/Eco

If anyone is busy gardening at the moment and are

digging up plants/bushes they no longer need please

don’t throw them away. The Gardening and ECO club

are busy trying to get our growing/garden area re-

established now that the building works are finally

over. We would welcome any unwanted plants to put in our garden.

Thank you - Mrs Baker.

Also, the ECO Club are really happy to place

their new hedgehog house in the nature area.

It was kindly donated to the school by Mr

Jeffery who has a granddaughter in Year 2

class. Mrs Baker and the ECO warriors would

like to say a HUGE thank you .

Any further orders for the school photo-

graphs will need to be sent direct to Braiswick

Photography as the deadline was 6th June.

Please can you remember, when paying money in

at the school office it is in named, sealed enve-

lope. We have so much money passing through

the office at the moment for various visits/

activities that loose money handed over can be

easily mislaid. Thank you

The correct date for the production of ‘The Railway Chil-

dren is Monday 26th June.

Contact Details

Please remember to keep us updated with any

change of contact details.

Thank you.

This week’s Outstanding Work

This week’s Values goes to

Nicola Nowak, Kristian Rauza, Victoria Semprebom, Edvardas

Vysniauskas, Dolly Stevens, Patrycja Pindus, Harvey Barnes,

Jakub Pisarczyk, Grace Nicolaou, Shannon Gay,

Leticia Silva-Amaral, Zuzanna Barucha, Reuben Warren-Goode

Weekly Attendance

Class attendance for 15th - 19th May

goes to

KS1 - Mrs Turner’s Class 98.62%

KS2 - Mrs Wheatley’s Class 99.09%

Overall school attendance is 97.65%

Mia Reeves, Teddy Sharman, Phoebe Hedaux, Isaac Whitworth,

Lexie Fitter, Evie Pont, Amber McVeigh, Mikel Vitoci,

Daniils Spicins

Year 2

Kingfishers thoroughly enjoyed In-

ternational Day this week. We were fasci-

nated with the countries we learnt about

(Philippines and Japan). When learning about

the Philippines we decorated a Sarimanok

bird, the legendary bird, with bright colours

of paint or paper. We also learnt how to do Japanese writing.

Reception

The children in reception

had a fantastic day at

Hamerton Zoo at the end

of last term. Despite the very hot

weather, with many of the animals

staying in shelter to keep cool, the

children were very well behaved

and thoroughly enjoyed their day.

Year 6

On Monday,

year 6 spent

the afternoon

taking part in

their Godly

Play. They listened to the story of the

Good Samaritan and then took part in

a range of activities including writing,

drawing, construction and role play.

The children all thoroughly enjoyed

the afternoon

and gained a

deeper under-

standing of the

meaning behind

the parable.

A HUGE well

done goes to

Lily Kelk in

year 5 and

Sienna Bailey

in year 2 who

both competed in the Na-

tional Roses Competition in

Milton Keynes representing

their club, Spalding Gymnas-

tics Academy.

Sienna came away with 2

bronze medals for vault and

trampet and Lily with silver

on beam, bronze on floor and

4th on the trampet.

Brilliant result

girls!

Year 3 & 4 Re-enactment Day

Further to our letter sent

out regarding the year 3 &

4 Anglo Saxon re-

enactment day, we would

like to make you aware (as

this was missed

off the letter) that we

would like children to

dress up on this day.

KS1

Year 1 and 2

had a great

time at the end

of last term

sharing their

home learning

projects with

their parents

and carers.

Thank you to

all of the par-

ents and car-

ers who joined

us to share in

the children’s

work.

Year 5

As part of their

‘Allotment’ Topic last

term, children in year

5 had a visit from

Mrs Slator who is a

horticulturist and

they planted some

sunflower seeds and

learnt more in depth

knowledge about how

plants grow.

Year 3/4

During their ICT lesson, children in year 3/4 had a

Skype date with Mrs Hales in Australia learning all about

communication and how it has changed over the years. We also got

to have a go at an old typewriter and homemade phones again!