In the meantime, here are some key dates for next term:
Thursday, 22 October 2015
Happy Half Term
It has been another busy and exciting term that has whizzed past. There have lots of exciting things happening, which I hope are reflected in the newsletters you receive. We hope that your children have a lovely half term break.
In the meantime, here are some key dates for next term:
Thanks,
In the meantime, here are some key dates for next term:
Thanks,
Monday, 19 October 2015
Protect against norovirus this winter
Norovirus, sometimes known as 'winter vomiting bug' is the most common stomach bug in the UK, affecting people of all ages.
There are simple ways to protect against the virus. Please click the link here to find out more.
There are simple ways to protect against the virus. Please click the link here to find out more.
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
Halifax Help Us Out
Today, a lovely group of staff from the local Halifax in Newbury came into school and worked incredibly hard to clear our sensory garden of unwanted foliage. They spruced the area up and have planted lots of lovely spring flowering bulbs in the pots and borders. Our thanks goes to our friends at Halifax Newbury who are:
Caireen Reed
Yola Sanger
Zoe Perryman
Steph Conner
Nell Burgess
Rachel Pawalie
Here are some pictures of their wonderful handiwork.
Caireen Reed
Yola Sanger
Zoe Perryman
Steph Conner
Nell Burgess
Rachel Pawalie
Here are some pictures of their wonderful handiwork.
Success keeps on growing!
Our class teams have been working really hard to ensure that our new beds are cultivated and growing well so that we have our radishes and onions this autumn. The pupils and staff have made them all look lovely with decorations, scarecrows and artwork. There is quite a bit of competition now between classes to see who can produce the best crop.
Here are two pictures of what the beds looked like only a few weeks ago at the start of term
And here are pictures of the beds now!! What a difference
Here are two pictures of what the beds looked like only a few weeks ago at the start of term
And here are pictures of the beds now!! What a difference
Harvest Festival
We
had our annual Harvest Festival last week and our pupils excelled
themselves again. We had a lovely time singing hymns and listening to what
each class had made for the festival. It was a wonderful occasion which brought
the whole school together to think about people who may not have easy access to
food and shelter. All the food collected by the classes was then taken to Tesco
by Windsor Class for collection by West Berkshire Food Bank who were very
pleased. I received a lovely email from them as follows:
“When the Warehouse Manager and I collected them yesterday we had the most delightful surprise in that not only were there generous donations but everything was contained in the most beautifully decorated boxes. The children had clearly spent a long time constructing, creating and decorating all the containers. Please pass on my thanks on behalf of the Foodbank to all the children, parents and staff; we really appreciate the donations and the beautiful art work. Your donations weighed 137.9kg which is the equivalent of 126 meals.”
Thank you to all the parents for their wonderful donations which enabled us to achieve this massive total.
Well done
“When the Warehouse Manager and I collected them yesterday we had the most delightful surprise in that not only were there generous donations but everything was contained in the most beautifully decorated boxes. The children had clearly spent a long time constructing, creating and decorating all the containers. Please pass on my thanks on behalf of the Foodbank to all the children, parents and staff; we really appreciate the donations and the beautiful art work. Your donations weighed 137.9kg which is the equivalent of 126 meals.”
Thank you to all the parents for their wonderful donations which enabled us to achieve this massive total.
Well done
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