10 January 2025 – Newsletter – Reports, Census Lunch on Thursday and more

Welcome back!

Despite the cold, I trust you’ve had a good start to 2025! It’s been so good to be back together this week. The children have started so well.

For those in Years 1-6, look out for a brief End Of Term Autumn learning report, going home today via email (as Year R works on an EYFS curriclum, we don’t send home interim reports).

It’s a shorter newslettter this week. Have a great weekend!

Mr Applegate :)

Pastoral Parent Session – Autism

Our next pastoral parent drop in will be held on Monday 13th January from 8.45am in the church. We are pleased to welcome Carley Brazier from Barnados who will be running an information session, focusing on autism. If you would be interested in attending on Monday (with no obligation!), would you please complete this form so that we have an approximate idea of numbers for Carley. Mrs Elms and Mrs Shefras from the pastoral team will also be present. Teas and coffees will be provided, and as always, younger children are welcome.

Census Day – KS1 – Please have a school meal!

Thursday 16th Jan – if your KS1 child has a school meal (it’s free!), it can really boost our funding for next year. No need to pre-order. Just say yes on the day! Adapted menu is:

Hot Dog with baked wedges, carrots and sweetcorn
or
Vegan Sausage Hot Dog with baked wedges, carrots and sweetcorn
or
Jacket potato with baked beans
Dessert: vanilla ice cream

DANGEROUS PARKING, DRIVING AND WALKING!

Can I remind everyone to be careful when parking and also walking before and after school. We nearly had a serious incident today, due to unsafe driving, parking and walking. I really hope I don’t have to write to parents about a serious incident where a child was hospitalised, or worse.

Let’s also ensure we respect the residents of the area, and obey the rules of the road. Thank you.

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⭐ Attendance Updates ⭐

Our target over the year is 97%. Last year’s attendance was 95.8% – above national levels, but we’d like it to be much higher.

Our current attendance percentage is 96%.

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In worship this week…

Music of the Week

Adagio for strings: Samuel Barber

Samuel Barber was an American composer who lived from 1910 – 1981. Adagio for Strings was written in 1936 and is Barber’s most well-known composition.

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