Welcome to your newsletter for week ending October 2nd
What a wonderful end to the week with two fantastic talent shows- we were thrilled to see so many of our children up on the stage- just over 250 boys and girls showed off their talents and wowed us with their confidence, passion and variety.
Thankyou to all the family members who came to watch- it really did make the occasion extra special to see so many of you there. As we reminded the children today, the show came as a result of two of our previous BVP children who wanted to create an event for the whole school, and with drive and perseverance, the BVP Talent Show was created! And what an amazing third show it was! We are already looking forward to the next one, which will coincide with the theatre's 100th birthday!
To view more dates, please visit our website calendar under the 'Families' tab or click here.
| Date: | For: | Event: |
| Monday 12th October | PARENTS/ CARERS | Parent Voice Meeting (in school) 14:00-15:20 |
| Tuesday 13th October | NETBALL CLUB | No Netball due to Netball match this day. If your child is participaating, Miss Mahandru will contact you. |
| Wednesday 21st October | WHOLE SCHOOL | School Photos (Day 1) Individual & Sibling |
| Wednesday 21st October | PARENTS/ CARERS | Parents Evening (15:40-19:00). Parents to book their appointments via Arbor. Any issue, please contact enquiry@bournvillevillageprimary.org.uk |
| Thursday 22nd October | WHOLE SCHOOL | School Photos (Day 1) Individual & Sibling |
| Thursday 22nd October | PARENTS/ CARERS | Parents Evening (15:40-19:00). Parents to book their appointments via Arbor. Any issue, please contact enquiry@bournvillevillageprimary.org.uk |
| Monday 26th October- Friday 30th October | WHOLE SCHOOL | Half Term |
Robot/Rockstar Day
On Thursday, the children were excited to come to school dressed as robots or rockstars to celebrate the launch of Numbots and TT Rock Stars! There were some truly amazing outfits, featuring guest stars Ozzy Osbourne, Michael Jackson and Elton John, and most importantly, there was some incredible maths learning going on around the school. If you want to practice Numbots/TTRS at home, use the login details provided in your child's planner. Reception - yours came home on a letter this week, and planners will be sent home shortly!
Next week we will be on WEEK 3 of the 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!
Have a look at this week's picture news and see how it links with children's rights to be protected from war- click the link below.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
As mentioned in Tuesday’s email, all children should have come home with their Christmas artwork forms this week. If not, please ask your child's teacher for a blank form, this can then be completed at home.
The previous card company is no longer trading so the process is slightly different this year.
There will be no sample cards, and if you would like to order you will need to use the unique order code on your child's artwork form. After ordering this form must then be returned to school by Friday 9th October.
After this date you will need to contact Cauliflower Cards directly- https://www.cauliflowercards.co.uk/parents-shop
A guide for how to order- https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t7ACsObwql4
Christmas Fair
Thank you to those who have applied for a stall. We’ve had good amount already, but still looking for a couple more so please apply here if you are keen, as we will confirm the line-up shortly.
And finally...
A couple of reminders... please make sure you uniform is named and also remember to book your parents' evening appointment if you haven't already.
We hope you have a sunny weekend and that you get a moment or two to relax. See you all on Monday!
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.
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