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Year 4 Trip to Dr Choc's

Mon 05 Dec 2022 Miss Blee

Both classes in Year 4 went on trips to Dr Choc's in Windsor to finish up the learning that they have been doing around the Power of Reading book, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl. this was an opportunity to learn more about chocolate production as well as creating their own products, linked to Year 4's prior learning about the Mayans, Mexico and creating adverts for chocolate bars.

As you can see, everyone enjoyed the trips and brought home their products to sample!

Macmillan Coffee Afternoon

Mon 03 Oct 2022

Macmillan Coffee Afternoon,

On Friday afternoon, we held a Coffee Afternoon to support the Macmillan Cancer Charity.

Thank you to everyone who made and donated cakes, and to all our families who came and supported this event.

The event raised an incredible £500!

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Emerald Class Assembly

Fri 30 Sep 2022

Emerald Class Assembly

Well done to Emerald Class who performed an outstanding assembly!

Thank you to all the Parents and Carers who came to watch and join in.

Please see the gallery for more pictures.

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Science Week!

Fri 23 Sep 2022

Science Week Assembly

Today, pupils spoke with the whole school about the Science experiments that they have been carrying out at home. Radha, Aryan, Amelia and Ashkan shared photos and videos of their experiments and posters that they have created at home.

Well done to everyone who has been completing Science experiments at home - if you do have any photos, please do share them with us!

We Love Science!

Remembering Queen Elizabeth' life and service

Fri 16 Sep 2022 Mrs Sulma

In our celebration assembly last week, pupils in Key Stage 1 and 2 spent some time celebrating the life of Queen Elizabeth II and held a two minute silence to remember her and her family. Reception pupils thought about who the Queen was and the whole school watched the video of the Queen and Paddington Bear.

Given the sad news, we have kept the display of holiday homework on the theme of the Jubilee up this week so our pupils can see this as a reminder of all she achieved.

Today, pupils were given the option of writing about the Queen and creating condolence messages which we will collate and send to Buckingham Palace. We also thought about how it is natural to be sad sometimes when we hear news.

Inspiration for everyone

Sat 10 Sep 2022 Mrs Sulma

On our return to school on Monday 5th September, pupils in Years 1 - 6 joined together in an assembly based on the poem "You" by Kristina Stephenson, which focussed on being unique and the dreams that we all have for the future.

One of our pupils, Aurora, was so inspired by this that she wrote her own poem at home which you can see here. Thank you to Aurora for sharing this with the school in our weekly celebration assembly on Friday, to inspire others just as she was inspired by what she heard in assembly!

Year 6 Award Ceremony

Thu 21 Jul 2022

Year 6 Award Ceremony

Today marked the last day for our current Year 6 classes. A special celebration assembly was held to celebrate all the achievements of the Year 6 pupils.

Well done to all the Year 6 pupils - you have all done yourselves very proud this year.

We Love Year 6!

Attendance Assembly - Summer Term

Wed 20 Jul 2022

Attendance Assembly - Summer Term

Today, the attendance assembly was held to celebrate those pupils who had achieved 100% attendance this term term.

During the assembly, pupils who achieved 100% attendance were announced and they will be awarded a certificate and a bronze, silver or gold 100% attendance badge.

In addition, the raffle for the bikes was held. Congratulations to Ethan in Year 2, Faith in Year 4 and Farid in Year 6!

A big well done to Henryk in Nursery and Ishwin in Reception for winning a book token for 100% attendance!

Well done to all the winners this term as well as all our pupils who achieved 100% attendance for the Summer Term, some of who have also attended every day across this academic year.

Hot weather information

Sun 17 Jul 2022 Mrs Sulma

Following on from the weather warnings issued at the end of last week, school will be open on Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th July. The school has put in place a number of measures and has updated the hot weather risk assessment which can also be found here.

We would draw parents and carers attention to advice issued by the NHS to keep as cool and safe as possible, which can be found at https://www.england.nhs.uk/2019/07/nhs-top-tips-for-families-to-stay-safe-as-heatwave-marks-start-of-school-holidays/ Please do take care over the weekend period especially on Sunday to remain as safe as possible.

The school has already implemented measures to keep rooms within the school as cool as possible. These include:

Turning off lights and interactive whiteboards as much as possible
Opening doors and windows to allow air to circulate
Leaving classrooms open for pupils to enter during the lunchtime break if they become too hot
Access to drinking water
Asking parents and carers to ensure that their child has applied suncream, wears a hat and has a water bottle in school that can be refilled
Breaks have been increased during PE lessons.

In addition to these measures, the following will also apply on Monday 18^th and Tuesday 19^th July:

Pupils may wear a choice of the school’s summer uniform (shorts and a white shirt or a summer dress/dress and shorts combination) or their school PE kit. Please note that this must be a white t-shirt and either navy or black short and not clothing of colours other than these. Pupils do not have to wear ties on these two days. Footwear should still be appropriate to school (e.g. flipflops or shoes without backs may not be worn).
The school will keep pupils inside at lunchtime and in the afternoon.
As you have already been informed, there are no PE lessons scheduled for next week.
Blinds in rooms will be closed when the sun is on the windows and doors.

Should your child present with any symptoms or signs of heat exhaustion, the school will telephone you to arrange to collect them. The DfE has made it clear that it does not expect schools to close during this time. We will, however, give an option to parents and carers to collect their child from their classroom door from 3pm on Monday and Tuesday. All pupils must be collected by 3:20pm unless they are booked to attend Ted’s Club. Please note that this does not apply to pupils who have permission to walk home by themselves: they will be released at 3:20pm.

Breakfast and Ted's Club will operate as usual.