Newsletter Friday 18th June 2010

This week some of our Year 5 pupils have been performing their ‘Mysteries’ dance at the Bubble Chamber in Coventry. I had the privilege of watching their first performance. It was fantastic – so professional and inspiring. The theme of ‘Forgiveness’ linked very well with our Peace and Reconciliation work. We were pleased to see our children performing this piece of work on the BBC News on Thursday.

Our Year 6 pupils have finished their film making project with EGO Theatre and we are looking forward to seeing the finished product. Mrs Knibb and the class are busy rehearsing their play for their end of year performance in the last week of term.

Please take note of our list of activities on the Diary Sheet.
Some of our pupils (and parents) are worried about seeing the England v Algeria game next Wednesday, as it starts at 3pm. Unfortunately we do not have a TV licence or a TV screen at school. So, as to encourage full attendance, we are making the following arrangements. On Wednesday 23rd June, children who want to support the England team can be collected from the main entrance of the school at 2:15pm. This will give parents/guardians time to transport children to the place that you want to watch the match.

Parents who wish their children to stay at school until the normal time can do so. There will be staff and learning activities on site until children go home. There will not be any after school activities on Wednesday 23rd June.

Please help us plan the afternoon by returning the slip. We will not allow any child to leave this site unless we have written consent from a parent/guardian. This is most important if your child is to walk home from school.

Our teachers are finalising the annual reports for each child and these are to be sent out by 16th July.