Welcome to your newsletter for week ending July 17th
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| Date: | For: | Event: |
| Monday 13th July | ALL FAMILIES | End of Year Reports out to families |
| Monday 13th July | CHOIR and ORCHESTRA | SFE Youth Proms. Choir and Orchestra year 4,5 and 6 at Symphony Hall (13:00 - 21:15) |
| Tuesday 14th July | YEAR 6 FAMILIES | Year 6 Afternoon Production (13:30-14:30) in the George Hall. 2 familiy members per child, per performance to attend. |
| Wednesday 15th July | ALL FAMILIES | Open Evening for all parents to discuss End of Year Reports (Optional) |
| Wednesday 15th July | YEAR 6 FAMILIES | Year 6 Evening Production (18:00-19:30) in the George Hall. 2 familiy members per child, per performance to attend. |
| Wednesday 15th July | ORCHESTRA | No Orchestra |
| Thursday 16th July | RECEPTION | Family Breakfast for Reception. Parents of reception children are invited to our big Goodbye Breakfast at 08:30 (staff will dismiss at Linden Gate). |
| Thursday 16th July | YEAR 6 FAMILIES | Year 6 Leavers' Assemby (14:15-15:00) in George Hall |
| Thursday 16th July | YEAR 6 FAMILIES | Year 6 Leavers' BBQ (15:30-17:00) on the playground |
| Thursday 16th July | YEAR 6 FAMILIES | Year 6 Leavers' Party (18:30-22:00) in George Hall |
| Friday 17th July | RECEPTION | Teddy bear Picnic for Reception. Children are welcome to bring nut-free food and their favourite teddy bear to enjoy the day |
| Friday 17th July | ALL FAMILIES | Last day of school. Children finish at normal time. |
| Friday 17th July | ART CLUB | No KS1 Art Club |
| Tuesday 1st September | ALL FAMILIES | INSET Day (no children in school) |
| Wednesday 2nd September | ALL FAMILIES | INSET Day (no children in school) |
| Thursday 3rd September | ALL FAMILIES | Children return to school |
** If your child is in KS2 and has their Values assembly in the George Hall, please can families wait at the school office, NOT the playground.**
Today the following pupils received the Values Champion Award for demonstrating Collaboration...
| RECEPTION | Snaps- | Buttons- | Twirls- |
| YEAR ONE | 1C- | 1P- | 1R- |
| YEAR TWO | 2M- | 2S- | 2T- |
| YEAR THREE | 3BW- | 3JS- | 3P- |
| YEAR FOUR | 4LS- | 4PW- | 4S- |
| YEAR FIVE | 5B- | 5C- | 5OG- |
| YEAR SIX | 6B- | 6M- | 6S- |
Attendance Armadillo
This week, the attendance armadillos were handed to...
Recorder Concerts
A huge well done to recorder groups in year 2,3 & 4. You all did an amazing job performing in front of families for the end of year concerts (for many, which was the first time). We are proud of all our budding musicians and look forward to your future performances.
Personal Development Enhancement Curriculum
Year 3 Black Country Museum Trip
On Wednesday, Year 3 visited the Black Country Living Museum. During our visit, we learned about the importance of coal, steam and iron in the growth of Birmingham during the Industrial Revolution. We also enjoyed exploring the many houses and shops, which helped us understand how people lived in the past and how life has changed over time. Everyone had a wonderful day and gained lots of new knowledge about local history.
Lost Hat
One of our pupils has misplaced the hat pictured on the right. If you have seen it or it has been picked up by mistake, please return it to the school office. Thank you for your help!
When the heat was on , the children in Twirls had a cool idea.
Drip , Drip Drop is a wet , outdoor variation of the classic game Duck Duck Goose . Players sit in a circle whilst one child goes round and drips a bit of water on each child saying 'drip'. Next , the child chooses someone and drops the cup of water on them shouting 'DROP.' That chosen child chases them around the circle. A good time was had by all!
After the Summer Term we will be on WEEK 1 of the new menu.
You can pre-book meals in advance on Arbor till the end of the academic year (Arbor>> Meals>> Meal Choices Available>> Select Meal Choice)
Reminder: Even if your child is a packed Lunch, parents will need to book that lunch option on Arbor!
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Anything from PTA???
And finally...
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Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is the responsibility of everyone in our school and at all times we consider what is in our children’s best interests. We work to ensure our children are safe and cared for and by doing this we are protecting their health and development and preventing them from harm. If we are worried, we will raise concerns, share information, and take prompt action with the aim of ensuring families receive the right help at the right time.
Events in Birmingham
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