Here is today’s newsletter. Parents of children in Years 1 to 6 are also being sent our Presentation Guidelines, as we are having a big focus in school on excellent presentation. Please support us with this.
Year 1 Presentation Guidelines for parents
Year 2 Presentation Guidelines for parents
KS2 Presentation Guidelines for parents
On Tuesday, Y6 visited the National Portrait Gallery to look at portraits of the Tudors for their History topic. Here they are in Trafalgar Square:
On Wednesday, the Early Years went on a train ride to Amersham as part of their transport topic. Here they are, waiting for and enjoying the train:
Here is today’s newsletter: 22nd January
Our new school uniform is now available for any families who would like to buy it.
You can find out how to buy uniform online here: uniform
The website is: www.stitchdesign.co.uk
We have example sizes in the school office if you would like to try the uniform on before you buy it. Please note that the round neck sweatshirt for everyday wear has been replaced by a v-neck sweatshirt or cardigan, and the round neck is now for PE lessons.
The uniform suppliers will soon also be selling school ties, and the office has a small supply if you would like one now.
Here is today’s school newsletter: 15th January
Today, Year 1 became a winter wonderland!
The children wore winter clothes to keep themselves warm, and activities included: exploring an igloo in class, researching polar animals, polar shape maths challenges, making a magnetic fishing game, melting ice, making penguin beaks, making hot chocolate and tasting it (of course).
It was a great day, with lots of fun and deep learning about this term’s ‘Frozen Planet’ topic.
Here is Friday’s newsletter: 8th January
The Governors are holding a meeting about the admissions consultation on Tuesday 12th January at 9.00 in the school hall. This is open to all parents. There will be Arabic translation available. Please come and ask any questions you have about the proposed changes to the admissions criteria.
The Chair of Governors, Jon Ward, has written a letter to clarify what the proposed changes are attempting to achieve. This is available in English and Arabic:
Yesterday, Year 6 started the new term with a Citizenship workshop at the London Transport Museum. The children took part in 7 sessions about bus safety, road safety, train safety, first aid, dealing with strangers, cyber safety and fire safety. They really enjoyed themselves and were extremely well behaved! Everyone learnt something new, including the fact that a bus weighs 18 tonnes!
