Last Friday, children were encouraged to wear a Christmas jumper and donate money to fundraise for the ‘Save the Children’ charity. As a school, we managed to raise an incredible £286 which will go towards helping many different families this Christmas. Thank you for the generosity of all who donated money!
Well done to our four winners in the Children in Need competition. Your entries were amazing!
Tomorrow, members of the school council will be going around school selling entries for our two Christmas competitions: ‘Guess the name of the elf’ and ‘Guess the number of candy canes.’ Entries cost 50p each and the winner will win either an elf teddy or the box of candy canes.
We will also be selling packets of ‘Reindeer Food’ for 50p each. Please send any money in tomorrow and throughout the week if you are wanting to enter the competition. Winners will be announced on Friday morning. Thank you.
Thank you to all of those children who entered the Children in Need competition. There were some fantastic designs but our school council have managed to choose one winning entry from each phase. Well done to the winners, prizes will be sent out to you shortly.
Reuben – EYFS
Harrison – KS1
Leila – LKS2
Summer-mai – UKS2
On Friday 10th December, we will be having a Christmas jumper day to raise money for the ‘Save the Children’ charity. Children are encouraged to come to school wearing a Christmas jumper or t-shirt and bring a donation of £1. Thank you for your support, we can’t wait to see your Christmas outfits!
Leila, you blow me away every day with your amazing attitude towards your learning but this is a big well done for giving your assessments 110% this week. You’ve also been trying exceedingly hard in accelerated reader this week too, super focussed on getting that 80% and more!
Well done and keep it up!!
Mrs Faulding x
Although many of us think of him often, today it has been so lovely to think of him altogether. It’s been wonderful to share our stories and memories of a truly special man.
One memory that got shared today was “we used to help Alan to deliver the milk and do jobs”. To the children that’s what they were doing but little did they know, he was doing a whole lot more, he was shaping lives and futures.
Always in our hearts xxx
